Jedda. Christine Elaine, Mrs Lindemann, Vice-Consul, British Embassy Berlin. Lorna Angela, Mrs Martins. For public service, Cayman Islands. Connie, Mrs May. For services to the community, especially the elderly, in the Falkland Islands. Mark Andrew McGuinness, lately Third Secretary and Vice-Consul, British Embassy Abidjan. Miss Naheed Nurudin Mehta, lately First Secretary, attached to Coalition Provisional Authority, Baghdad. Anne Pattinson, Mrs Moore. For services to libraries in deprived areas in Papua New Guinea and Kenya. David Parker. For services to the British and local communities in Liberia. Ian Hedley Pearson, Manager, British Council Peacekeeping English Project, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Miss Jean Christina Peters. For services to nursing and the community, St Helena. Edwin Donald Pyman. For services to agriculture, the environment and the community in Malawi. Peter Sean Raines, managing director, Coral Cay Conservation. For services to the preservation of biodiversity. Miss Irma Elizabeth Richardson. For services to the community, Anguilla. The Reverend Canon Donald Ruddle. For services to the British community and to prisoners in Northern France. Mary, Mrs Thomany. For services to the British community in Germany. John Edmund Troop, Second Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Kathleen May, Mrs Tunsley, Vice-Consul, British Consulate-General Boston. Christopher Gilbert Vigar. For services to British business interests in Luxembourg. Barry Peter Walker, Honorary Consul, Cusco, Peru. Nigel John Watt. For services to the promotion of national reconciliation in Burundi. Gillian Elizabeth, Mrs Wight. For services to disabled people in Indonesia. Dr Ester Merle Swan Williams. For services to the community, Bermuda. Pamela, Mrs Winfield. Founder of the Transatlantic Children's Enterprise (TRACE). For services to the reunification of families in the UK and USA. New Zealand References New Year Honours 2004 awards 2004 awards in the United Kingdom