04162020 OBITUARIES AND RELIGION

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Death Notices For Mrs. Violet Mertilla Forde, 88 a resident of Carmichael Road and formerly of Bridgetown, Barbados died at The Princes Margret Hospital on the Wednesday, 8th April, 2020.

Funeral and Burial is being prepared and finalization will be announced at a later date.

Ms. Frances Patrica Stuart, 80 a resident of Butler’s Way, Carmichael Road died at her residences on the Friday, 10th April 2020.

Funeral and Burial is being prepared and finalization will be announced at a later date.

Ms. Mearl Clemer Johnson, 77 a resident of Taylor Street died at her residences on the Friday, 10th April, 2020.

Funeral and Burial is being prepared and finalization will be announced at a later date.

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A Private Funeral Service For Mr. Ronald Evan Lockhart, 61

Services entrusted to Serenity Funeral Home and of Ragged Island, Bahamas will be Crematorium #153 Baillou Hill Road. held on Saturday, April 18th, 2020.

“Where the NAME IS SERVICE, and your LOVED ONE As mandate by the Prime Minister of OURS.” the Commonwealth of the Bahamas concerning the World wide COVID 19 Pandemic The Private Funeral Service will be conducted under the regulations implement by The Rt. Hon. Hubert Minnis Prime Minister inregard to COVID 19 Pandemic.

He is survived by his children: Tamar Lockhart, Evan Lockhart, Shanell Lockhart, Desiree Lockhart, Garnett Lockhart and Joesph Lockhart; Grandchildren: Tanae and Brooklyn Lockhart, Derek Thompson III; Sisters: Rosetta Lockhart-Woodside, Juliet Cartaya Ochoa, Henrietta Lockhart (Millis), Ellen Thompson; Brothers: Wilfred Smith Jr., Romeo Smith; Nephews: Marvin 1 & 2 Lockhart, Dion Lockhart, Deangelo Lockhart, Dominique Lockhart, Prince, Christopher Woodside, Atario Maycock, Cyril Thompson Jr., Fred Smith Jr., Ferel and Fanaz Smith; Nieces: Rosetta & Latoya Woodside-Thomas, Latishka Lockhart-Quallo, Shakara Maycock, Janell and Janique Wallace, Jaliea Smith, Jaleena Cartaya Ochoa, Falisha Smith, Cryilee, Valencia & Elaine Thompson, Tamara Lockhart; Aunts: Irene Lockhart Bradshaw (of Miami, Florida), Mary Lockhart, Alma Wellman; Uncles: Albert Lockhart, Bertrum II and Bertrum III Lockhart, James Lockhart; Sister-in-law: Edith Lockhart; Brother-in-law: Cyril Thompson Sr.; Cousins: Moiah Hepburn, Deborah Wilson, Derek Williamson, Pete and Lisa Allen, Lavern Smith, Angela Williamson, Muriel Strachan, Orbal Wilson, Lynn Lockhart, Gary Allen; Other relatives and friends: The Lockharts, The Maycocks, The Moxeys, The Monroes, The Wilsons, The Wallace, The Whole Ragged Island Family, Four Seasons Take-away Family, Martin Street Family and Porters Cay Dock Family

Death Notice For Mr. Cedric Theodore Wilson, 85

of #27 Winder Terrace and formerly of Duncan Town, Ragged Island died at the Princess Margret Hospital on Monday, April 6th, 2019.

He survivours include his children, Benson, Yvette, Janet; grandchildren: Lavardo Farrington, Lenique Farrington, Leniehah Farrington, Brittany Dugie, Benson Seymour Jr., Sharmah Seymour; 2 Sisters: Edna Goulbourne and Grace Wilson of England; 1 brother: Gustavus Wilson of New York; Son-i-law: Leonard Ferguson; Numerous nieces and nephews and cousins and a host of other relatives and friends to numerous to mention.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

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A Private Funeral Service For Mr. Darren Leroy Johnson, 34 affectionately Called “Pigeon” of Prison Lane, Fort Fin Castle off East Street and formerly of The Bluff, South Andros will be held on Saturday, April 18th, 2020.

As mandate by the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas concerning the World wide COVID 19 Pandemic The Private Funeral Service will be conducted under the regulations implement by The Rt. Hon. Hubert Minnis Prime Minister inregard to COVID 19 Pandemic.

Precious memories will continue to live in the hearts of his daughter: Roshanda Johnson; Step Daughters: Juanita Hinds Archer, Kenisha Bowe; Stepson: Roger Gibson, Carols Cornish, Robert Hinds, Hildred Hinds, Angus Hinds; Grand Children: Stevana, Avanedian, Richard Gibson; Sisters: Kaynell Johnson, Candy Johnson, Abbey West, Alderine; Brothers: Theophilus Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Patrick Johnson, Perry Johnson, Bursel Johnson, Rodger; Son-in-law: Quinton Colebrooke; Sister-in-law: Anna Johnson; Aunts: Pearl Mckinney Stubbs, Pearl McKinney, Victoria Johnson; Uncles: Wencil Mckinney, Ezekiel Johnson; Nieces: Katherina, Tashara, Destiny, Moesha, Maranda, Monique, Clydiesha, Shantell Ferguson, Raquel Brown; Nephews: Kirk, Gibbon, Rodger Jr, Chris, Joey, Clyde, Kenton, Kelvin Jr, Kirk Ferguson, Eldrian Brown, Dion Brass; Grand-nieces: Zanae, Mia, Adrianna, Arianna; Grand Nephews: Jakeem, Chris Jr, Devito Jr.; Cousins: Shantell, Kermit, Hensley, Elware, Sylvia Phillips, Donna, Theresa, Estella McPhee, Marva Johnson; Relatives and friends: The Staff of “Thermoset Roofing”, Daniel Rahming and family, Magnolia and Ormond Brown, Christine Clarke and family, William Hepburn and family,Willard, Ellamae, Edward, Floyd, Lizzy, Brendalee, Earl, Edimae, Cyril, Nicky, Danyelle, Angie, Brenda, Jackie, Hardy, Sydney Knowles and family, The Neely Family, The Rolle Family, the McKinney Family, The Smiths, Ferguson family, the entire Community of The Bluff, South Andros.

Relatives and Friends may pay their last respects on Thursday (TODAY) from 12:00noon to 5:00pm.

Services are entrusted to Serenity Funeral Home and Crematorium LLC.

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Death Notice For

Mr. Ashley William Rolle, 30 of Bay Lilly Drive, Sea Breeze died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Saturday, March 28th, 2020.

Mr. Rolle is survived by his Mother: Elsiemae Burrows; Father: William Rolle; Sisters: Bishop Dr. Margo Burrows, Marada Burrows, Jewel, Joann, Jennifer, Jessica; Aunt: Dr. Olga Clark Adopted Sisters: Deaconess Francine Prosper, Deaconess Nadia Dolce, Shantel Prosper & Sheila Goodman; Brother: Ferdinand Burrows Sr.; Adopted Brothers: Apostle Keith D. Rolle, Michael Russell, Jeffrey Dolce; Cousins: Cheryl Clarke, Dr. Desiree Clarke-Roussos; Nieces: Pastor Bianca Leary, Min. Meredith Williams, Ameila & Ireanna Burrows, Charmile Adderley-Hart, Latheria Prosper; Grand-Nieces: Samorah Johnson, Amaia Mitchell; Nephews: Donte Johnson, Constable #4027 Percy Leary, Keon Burrows, Jed & Michael Russell Jr.; Grand Nephew: Ferdinand Burrows Jr. Kori Hart Amari Williams; Sister-in-Law: Ms. Willimina Burrows, Ms. Brenda Rolle; and a Host Of Other Relatives & Friends: Bishop Dr. Carrington & Rev. Sabrina Pinder, Rev. Dr. Willis & Rev. Dr. Yvette Johnson, Deaconess Temidayo, Kristen, Tyr & Tyler Darville, Gabriel Moxey, Prophetess Margo Fowler, Shantel Fowler, Prophet Anthon Lightbourn, Cecilia Sit, Dr. Frederick Smith, The P.M.H Dialysis Unit, Dr. Cyprian Strachan, Ken Brown, Nurse Sherry Bethel, Mr. Scott Pinder, Ken Weech, Shirley Adderley, Virginia Smith, Monique Paul, The Ranfurley Home Staff, Bethel The City Of Refuge Bible Ministries International Church Family, Anna & the staff Of New Life Natural Vegetation Cell Food, P.M.H Accident & Emergency Team, The Community Nurses @ Elizabeth Estate Clinic, The Faculty, Staff & Lunch Vendors At The Stephen Dillet Primary School.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

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Death Notices For Mr. Emmanuel Oscar, 92

Mr. Bernard Wellington Moss, 60

Mrs. Madeleine Lafleur, 51

of Valencia Drive, South Beach and formerly of Haiti died at his residence on Monday, April 6th, 2020.

of Soldier Road died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Friday, April 3rd, 2020.

of Plantol Street and formerly of Haiti died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Monday, March 30th, 2020.

Mr. Oscar is survived by his wife: Marie Oscar; children: Leonne & Joanel, Cameiia, Anithe, Jean-Robert, Edeline & Joseph, Richard, Jeffrey, Nelly, Eliana, Mario; Grandchildren: Nelcie, Wendel, Lovellie, Ashley, Eddie, Ritha, Jameslyl, Benjamin, Netlie, Eberson, Jackson, Gina, Brannae, Jean Jr., Escarment, Brayden, Baccari, Rodnique, Rodniece, Macari, Elijah, Bevan,Tabian, Janiya, Breshae, Jace; numerous nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends too numerous to mention at this time.

Mr. Moss is survived by his father: Bishop Nathaniel Moss; children: Andrae, Ashley, Ashla, Andrew and Evan Moss; grandchildren: Stephen Rahming III, Skylar Rahming, Jahnyah Higgs and Brandi; brothers and sisters: Judy, Nevil, Elsworth and Dale Moss; in-laws: Constance Moss, Kay Moss; special friend: Patrice Small; numerous nieces and nephews ,friends and a host of other relatives to numerous to mention.

Mrs Lafleur is survived by her Husband: Baucius Dugue; daughters: Britney Dugue and Natasha Nonord of Haiti; sons: Johnsley Louisa and Brian Dugue (decreased); Sisters: Yvette Farrington, Avani Lafleur, Merlande and Louissaint Milfort; one brother: Lucien Milfort; numerous nieces nephews and a host of other relatives and friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

Services entrusted to Serenity Funeral Home and Crematorium.

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Funeral Announcement will be announced at a future date.

Services entrusted to Serenity Funeral Home and Crematorium to which. Funeral arrangements will be announced at a future date.

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A Private Service For

Death Notice for

Daphne Christine Thompson, 89

Herbert William Knowles, 91

of Little Blair Estates, Nassau, The Bahamas, passed away on Tuesday, March 31st , 2020 at Doctor’s Hospital, Collins Avenue, Nassau.

A private ceremony will be held for her by the family at the grave side in Ebenezer Methodist Cemetery, East Shirley Street, Nassau.

She was predeceased by her mother, Wheatley Thompson and her father, Cyril R. Thompson; two sisters, Sheila R. Lowe and Marjorie Underwood.

She is survived by three nephews, Bruce Lowe and his wife, Eve, Paul Lowe and his wife, Shann of Nassau and Richard Underwood and his wife, Anna of North Carolina, U.S.A.; one niece, Valerie Lowe of Nassau; four grand nieces, Sheila Smith, Sarah Lowe, Alyssa Lowe and Emily Underwood; three grand nephews, Andrew Lowe, Wayne Lowe and Tommie Lowe; two aunts, Lucille Sands of Nassau and Mary Thompson of Freeport, Grand Bahama; cousins in Nassau, Abaco, Freeport, U.S.A., including Linda Lightbourn, Noreen Albury and Donald Sands Jr. Special thanks goes out to the doctors and nurses who cared for her but especially her caregiver Iyana (Nina) Bent who was always by her side.

Also Tony and Mary Profilo long time friends who did so much for her through the years.

Arrangements by Kemp’s Funeral Home Limited.

of Eastern Road, Nassau, The Bahamas, died at his residence on Thursday, 9th April, 2020.

Mr. Knowles is survived by his wife, Lorna Knowles; daughter, Victoria Knowles; brothers, Percy Knowles and Emerson Knowles; sister, Violet Weech; sistersin-law, Lady Holly Knowles and Shirley Knowles and many other relatives and close friends.

Instead of flowers the family request that donations be sent to Diabetic Research Institute, P.O. Box S.S. 19098, Nassau in memory of Mr. Herbert William Knowles.

Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Arrangements by Kemp’s Funeral Home Limited.

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Private Funeral Services For

Tata Isma, 83

a resident of Star Estates, New Providence, Bahamas and formerly of Port-De-Paix, Haiti will be held on Thursday, 16th April, 2020 at 11:00am. Officiating will be Apostle Paul J. Butler assisted by Minister Leon Miller & other ministers of the Gospel.

Precious memories of Mama Tata will always linger in the hearts of those who knew her Children: Carnovil, Wilise, Wistler (Samantha), Franco (Carolina), Marie, Jean-Claude (Cassandra); Grandchildren: Kency, Michelda, Chinaydine, Wayclef, Richard, Malaica, Maya Christy, Joshuel, Caitlyn, Nicholas, Nathaniel, Aaliyah, Joel, Hadassah and Kayden; Great Grandchild: Michelda; Sister: Laurelia Durolin; Niece and Nephews: Heribert, Louimar and Marie-Nicole; Great Grand Niece and Nephew: Cheriline and Frisner, Reuben, Jason, Raymond, Kayla; Other Relatives and Family Friends: Viergela Jean-Pierre, Nicole Francis, Rosemary Francis, Carmeleta Francis, Fenan, William and Altagrass Charles, Harmel Charles, Fabiola Charles, Esther Charles, George Georges, Edna Joseph, Laura Garcia, Cassandra Lindor, Elroy and Freda, Monica and Denise Mills, Apostle Paul and Maxine Buler, Loretta Evans, Marco Evans, PMH Doctors, Dr. John Pierre, Charlene Joseph, William Pierre, Beverly Goodman, Deanne Pritchard, Edwin Prichard, Trevor Hanna, Sherry Bethel, Robert and Jimmy Norrius, Angel Major, Bruce Fox, Neriere and Stacey Cadet, Rochelle and Eric Fowler, Laurine Yacint, Nadia Yacint, Sharisse, Reno Eneas, Jerome Moss, Leah Patton, Gary Jean Lewis, Cherise Johnson, Irinike Sands, Claudette Davilmar (Evannah), Christianna Bassanette, Rashad Lochart, Valentino and Pernel Brown, Petrona Brown and the Bahamas Christian Fellowship family.

Friends may pay their last respects at REST ON FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD, #19 Mt. Royal Avenue & Kenwood Street,

on Wednesday, 15th April, 2020 from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on Thursday from 10:00 am until service time.

Samuel Aris, 82 a resident of Wulff Road, New Providencr, Bahamas and formerly of Port-De-Paix, Haiti, will be held on Friday, 17th April, 2020 at 11:00am. Officiating will be Pastor Celiner Saint-Louis, assisted by other ministers of the Gospel.

His memories will forever linger in the hearts of his Wife: Siliana Alexis; Sons: Samson, Walter, Rodricque, Junior, Jonny, Michael; Daughters: Philomise, Paulette, Geulenda, Janet, Edline, Carlene; Step Mothers: Terese, Carilia, Marie; Brother: Emanuel Harris; Sisters: Merite Harris, Melanie Harris, Teliana Harris; Aunts: Elmerite, Melanie, Mamcilven; Uncle: Tonton Mano; Nieces: Harris Diane, Jenetha Harris, Gladys Harris, Elmise Harris, Paulette Harris, Clemita Harris, Emma Harris; Nephews: Barry Harris, Wesley Harris, Jemem Diejeste, Nicolas elme; Grandchildren: Logan Ariste, Sandra Timothy, Chinika Pierre, Brenny Pierre, Rashard Ferguson, Jakwon Ferguson, Richard Diejeste, Manuchka Pierre, Faith Harris, Nacordia Ferguson, Deontay Edouard, Nathan Gayle, Tegan Charlton, Steven Woodside, Stephanie Ariste, Nakia Aris, Niara Aris, Aliyah, Bernie, Ashania, Walter Jr, Tegan, Achara, Breanna; Cousins: Da Elme Esperance Lejeste, Peleclese Lejeste, Wilkinson Aris, Cleameta, Elmiste, Glady, Jenetha, Diane, Deumem, Nicolas Elme, Wilkinson, Wesley, Marie Terese, Rite, M. Ricke, Richard; Other Relatives & Family Friends including: Mano Carilia, Fanas Natalie, Dell Amelen Shalesn.

Friends may pay their last respects at REST ON FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD, #19 Mt. Royal Avenue & Kenwood Street, on Thursday, 16th April, 2020 from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. and on Friday from 10:00 am until service time.

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Private Funeral Service For Anna Duverson, 59 Graveside Funeral Service for

Ms. Helen Davies, 81

a resident of #32 Halls Close off Gladstone Road, will be held on Friday, 17th April, 2020 at 9:00am. Officiating will be Pastor Father Wid Andy Beniste, assisted by other ministers of the Gospel.

Fond and cherished memories will always live on and remain in the hearts of her loved ones Son: Williamson Duverson; Daughter: Jocelyn Duverson; Grandchildren: Withlandia Louis, Willauntea, Tanisha, Sterlinsha and Sterlingina Duverson; Siblings: Norelus Duverson, Anojuerre Ceus Dossous Destinee, Wadson Paul ounte sile Duverson, Madame Cannou; and a Host of Other Relatives including: Michelle Jean Baptiste, Cash Duverson, Honeus Estelus, Lineda Joseph, Wilnide, Roseline, and Corlins Duverson, Siterson, Paulson, Jackson, Sonia and Adelrose Paul, Marmoucheca, Madeline Ceus, Marhenson, Junior Ceus, Lamercie Altidor, Madilia, Sirfida, Merilia, Chrissionne Filistin, Rosita Destime, Destine, Jeonette Jean, Mairtha Jean, Pharius Falestin, Wally Claude, Charitable, Marie Destime, Madame Raland, Cadeau, Madame Michelet Confort, Madame Precius Joseph, Domiel Altidor, Deula Destime, Ketline Altidor, Junette, Jacklyn, Louise, Junior, Joel, Maxo; A Host of Friends: Claudette Thador and family, Clautide, Dieudonne, Fertil, Carzini, Merlande, Madame Carzinie, Noel, Joseph, Jean, Bertrand Bernadin, Elsaida and Neville Atwell, Wellington & Audrey, Jasmin and Ashan Dorsett, Barry & Alexya Williams and family, Benjamin and Juliette Pinder, Catherine Longley, Beatrice Rand, Obie Wilchombe, Queen of Peace Roman Catholic Church Family; Special Thanks to: The Doctors and staff at Princess Margaret Hospital.

Friends may pay their last respects at REST ON FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD, #19 Mt. Royal Avenue. & Kenwood Street on Thursday, 16th April, 2020 from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. and on Friday from 10:00 am until service time.

Of John Evans Road, Nassau, Bahamas, died at Geriatrics Hospital on Monday 13th of April, 2020.

Funeral Service will be held at Woodlawn Gardens on Thursday April 16th, 2020 TODAY at 3pm.

Officiating will be Fr. Scott Brennen.

She is survived by Creola Taylor, Mavis Mackey, Enola Morris Millecent Miller, Enola Burke & Patsy Cole; Brother: Charles Davies & their Children; 1 Godson: Gregory Taylor and a host of other Relatives & Friends.

Serviced by Rock of Ages Funeral Chapel.

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Death Notice For Vernal Earns Jr., 69

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Death Notice for SHARON McPHEE, 56

of Lexington Avenue, Wulff Road, died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Wednesday, 8th April, 2010.

formerly of south Mastic Point Andros died at his residence on Emmanuel Way, Beneby Street on Thursday, April 2nd, 2020.

He survived by his loving wife: Juliamae Bowe Earns; children, grandchildren and host of other Friends and relatives.

Funeral arrangements will made at a later date.

She is pre-deceased by 2 Sons: Jamal Gibson and Barry McPhee Jr. She leaves behind to mourn, her loving and devoted Husband: Barry McPhee; 6 Daughters: Shanreese Leadon, Shantia Cooper, Latoya Evans, Candice Barrise, Barrinek McPhee and Terranique Taylor; Step son: Oniel Bain; 1 Brother: Ricardo Newbold Sr.; Grandchildren: Kenreese, Kendeece and Kamari Leadon, Kevin, Kemron, Shantino and Keano Cooper, Latwon Fernander, Kenneth and Kaleb Evans, Shanyiah Miller, Jaylen-Prince Rolle, Taneko Taylor, Khylee Rose, Barrinek and Barrinnae McPhee, Philycia and Braniyah Rolle and Jordan Gibson; and a host of other relatives and friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

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Private Funeral Services for DONALD LAWRENCE WILSON of Roland Avenue, Boyd Subdivision, will be held on Friday, April 17th, 2020, at the graveside of Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Meeting Street. Officiating will be Fr. Donald Kerr.

In compliance with current Government regulations, attendance is limited to ten (10) family members.

Left to cherish his fond memories are his children: Dona Wilson-Haley, Austin Wilson, and Donnell Wilson; Grand Children: Brandon Wilson, JaiDon Haley, Lavonne Ferguson, Melissa Dean, Shameka Frazier, Zephyrita Rolle, Donika and Berkley Daxon; Son-in-law: Jason Haley; Daughter-in-law: Marcella Dean Wilson; Sister: Sis Vernice Wilson of St. Martins Convent; Sister-in-law: Viola Wilson; Numerous nieces and nephews and their families who would be the off spring of Theophilus and Rose Wilson and Emily Austin including Betty Mae Bain, Sidney Sawyer, Delores and Wilfred Clarke, Sharon Clyde, Tyrone Wilson, Reginald Billy Austin, and Sidney Wilson Jr. Yvonne Rolle and Ann Ferguson, Mizpah Smith, Shannon Thompson and Sandra Lafleur; Godchildren: Ernestine Dean, Sophia Hunter, Glendina Minus, Russ Thompson, Sharon Winder, Tyrone Perpall and Roman Nicholls; his support team: Leroy Archer, E.R. Hanna and Family, Harcourt Holbert, Charlie Finley, Mr. Thompson “Rev”, Pastor Geoffery Wood, Ben Gray, Maybell Gibson and Family, Durant Minus, Jacqueline Mycklewhyte, Alexander Johnson and family, Maxwell and Helen Butler and family, Esther Winder Storr, Maxine Adderley and Family, Panzy Miller and Family, Diane Ferguson, Patricia Newbold and family, Shirley and Anastasia Ritchie, Julia Neymour, Kamoy Fielding (caregiver) Anthony Archer Sr and Anthony Archer Jr. and Family, Sheila, Ann, and Ashton Strachan, Velma Seymour and Family, Paul Major, Christina Grant and family, Deidre, Lakell, Michaella, Latoya, Malik and Miguel Perpall, Louise Bain, Ernest Moss, levith Henfield, Dorothy Huyler, Paula Brown, Majorie Simmons, Althea Connely, Isadora Lamb, Esther Gibson, Audrey Symonette, Cathy Deveaux, Loxley and Arlene Smith, Canon and Mrs Tynes, Father Donald Kerr, St Barnabas Senior And Youth Choirs, St Barnabas Usher Board, St. Barnabas Anglican Church Men, Henry Curry and 23rd Company of Boys Brigade and the entire St. Barnabas Church Family, Edward and Dale Thompson, Ephraim Jones and Family, Renea Holmes and Family, Owen Brown, Karen Gay, Liette Pratt, David and Delano Humes, Terrance Charlow, Nathaniel Strachan, Nicholas and Nathan Thompson, Dereck Burrows Ret. Chief Superintendent of Police, The Neighborhood of Boyd Subdivision, Bethel Baptist Church; Special Thanks: Dr. Keisha Smith, The Staff of the Fleming Street Clinic, Senior Nursing Officer and staff off Accident and Emergency Department, Dr. Loxley Munroe Sr., Dr. Ablack and Team, Dr, Seville and Team, Staff of the Medical Surgical

Ward, Staff of Medical Clinic and Mr. John Williams, Dr. Patrick Cargill, Nurse Doretha Miller, Sargent Allen R.B.P.F., Inspector Barnes, P.C. 3101 Jenkins, P.C.2981 Rolle of the Fort Charlotte Urban Renewal, and The Bahamas Cricket Association.

Friends may pay their last respects at Bethel Brothers Morticians & Crematorium, #44 Nassau Street onThursday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

BERTHA LEE CURRY of Little Hyde Park, Seabreeze Estate, will be held on Tuesday, April 21st, 2020, at First Baptist Church, Market Street. Officiating will be Rev’d. Diana Francis. Interment will follow.

In compliance with current Government regulations, attendance is limited to ten (10) family members.

Cherished and Loving Memories will always in the hearts of her sons: Marlin Benjamin Curry and Joseph Ferguson; Five (5) Daughters: Rev. Rochelle, Monique Leda, Laurie and Lavonne of Hollywood FL; Grandchildren: Pilot Aaron Hinsey, Ashton, Brielle, Latisha, Tamara, Antonio, Ethan, Lexington & Cosmo Curry of Raleigh North Carolina, Jeremiah, Roland, Olecia, Sa’niya, Marlin, Shamiah, Tamal, David, Bryanna, Daniel, Denajah, Dominique, Jermaine,, Latoya and Ashley Strachan; Great Granchildren: Navhea, Tavaris (TJ) and Natalia (Dollie) Williams, Macayla and Brielle of Hollywood Florida, Antonia and Jayden Curry of Tampa Bay, Fl., and Joshua; Brothers: Rev. Phillip Ferguson, Luther Ferguson; Sisters: Bessie Miller, O’lydia Williams, Edith and Margarita Ferguson; Sisters-in-law: Patricia Watson Curry, Norma Curry, Patricia Knowles Curry; Brother-in-law: Vincent Curry; Nieces: Renee, Joan, Karen, Paulette, Deborah, Jean, Pam, Judy, Carolyn, Michelle, Antilla, Anastacia, Alistair, Alexis, Adriana, Susan, Diana, Antonia, Donree, Tina, Joette, Elva, Adrian and Sam; Nephews: Clifford, Preston, Michael, Meredith, Marko, Brian, Carlos, Antione, Vincent and Mandell; Grand and Great Grand Nieces/Nephews: Stephen, Sergei and Durian; Numerous nephews and nieces-in-law; Other Friends and relatives including: Rev. Diana Francis and the First Baptist Church Family, Bishop Dr. Charles Johnson and the Solid Rock Church of God Church Family, Apostle Benjamin Smith and The Embassy International Church Family, Enas Johnson (JC), Diane, Mr. Phillips and The Entire Brass and Leather Staff, Gynae Ward P.M.H and the Little Hyde Park Community, Father Ethan Ferguson and the St. Andrews Anglican Parish and The Bahamas Baptist Union of Churches.

Friends may pay their last respects at Bethel Brothers Morticians & Crematorium, #44 Nassau Street on Monday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

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Private Funeral Service for IVY ESTELLE HUMES of Kings Court, Yellow Elder, will be held on Friday April 17th, 2020, at the graveside of Woodlawn Gardens, Soldier Road. Officiating will be Pastor Leonardo Rahming, Pastor Michael D. Toote, Pastor Leo C. Rolle and Pastor Paul A. Scavella.

In compliance with current Government regulations, attendance is limited to ten (10) family members.

Left to cherish her fond memories are her Children: Janice, R. Norman and Jacqueline; Sister: Verna Deveaux; Sons-in-law: William Zonicle and Solomon Gibson; Grandchildren: Addison, Javann, Jamaal, NaKeisha, Lavette, Nakeira, Norman Jr., Kadesha, Shavette, Ashton, Arielle (Rella), Jacob and Jonathan; Nieces: Phyllice, Judy, Betty, Bernadette, Barbara, Lorraine, Janet, Shranda, Dorcie, Keva, Bridgette and Vallarea; Nephews: Dave, Benjamin, Maxwell, Dwight, Rodney, Ricardo, Edward, David, Jeffrey, Colin, Larry, Tony George and Brinton; Sister-in-law: Vivian Humes; Other relatives: Willis and Sylvia Rolle, Pastor Leo Rolle and family, Marie Bain and family, Anthony Rolle and family, Louis Rolle and family, Leslie and Lashay, Densie Brown and family, Harriet Kelly and family, Roosevelt Rolle and family, Livingston Smith and family, Pricilda Ferguson and family, Pastor Michael and Brenda Toote, Christopher Toote and family, Mark Toote, Roger Toote and family, Justina Knowles and family, Dr. Paul Toote and family, Mildred Brown and family, Thomas and Brenda Forbes, Hazel Johnson and family, Edith and Patrick Forbes, Carlton Smith and family, Stephenson Smith and family, Meryl Ash, Hazel Cleare and family, Roger Forbes and family, Glorian Storr, Lillian Forbes, Ross Forbes and family, Children of the late Eulese Forbes, Vernon Ash, Children of the late Lenora Pratt and Children of the late Mavis Deveaux; Godchild: Emily Watson; Special friends: Predeceased by her special friend Cinderella Kelly, Evelina Musgrove and family, Gloria Brown and family, Fannette Albury and family, Colette Forbes and family, Children of the late Averald Carey, Children of the late Percy and Roceta Miller, Children of the late Alice McMillan, Hermia Brown and family, Veronica Brown & family, Harold and Carol Dorsett and family, Dr. Ruth White and family, Doralyn Bain and family, Franceta Seymour and family, Ethlyn Gibson and family, Edith Roach and family, Olga Cargill, Wendel Albury, Cyril Johnson and family, Samuel “Scoopy” Rolle, Ella Collie and family, Agnes Moxey, Elva Coakley, Roland Brown and family, Carmetta Humes and family,

Rose Forbes Tinker, Anthony Whylly and family, Averil Sullivan and family, Lenece Daniels, Janet Johnson, Shirley Miller, Sandy Ferguson-Johnson, Joy Bethel, Antoinette Wallace, Joy Goffe, Lee Strachan, Winston and Estherlean Ash, Nelson Bain and family, Alice Cherenfant and family, Helen Rolle and family, Dorothy Clare, Cyril and Rose McMillan, Ellamae Neely, Wayde Moxey and family, Lisa Smith, The Jolly Girls Club Members, Children of the late Vera Holmes, Children of the late Leon Roach and family, Children of the late George and Esther Zonicle, Children of the late Ulric and Eloice Gibson and Children of Raymond and the late Florence Forbes; Care givers: Merline Powell, Seala Thompson, Doreen Campbell and Bridgette Knowles. Other friends: Pastor Leonardo Rahming and the Officers and Members of the Grants Town Church, Sabbath School Class Unit#12, Bahamas Academy past and present school family, Pastor Kenny Deveaux and all past and present Bahamas Conference worker family, all former Grade 3 Humes BA students, SDA Retiree Association, Pastor Eric D. Clark and family, Pastor Neville Scavella and family, Pastor Paul Scavella and family, Pastor Lyndon Williams and family, SCB Women’s Ministries Council Members and Local Leaders, King’s Court Community, inclusive of Genevie Strachan & Dorothy Coakley, Jacquie’s intimate circle of friends, Jan’s support system of Aulyn, Brenda, Pam, Peggy and Marcelle, and other family and friends too numerous to mention, so please excuse us if we inadvertently omitted your name.

Friends may pay their last respects at Bethel Brothers Morticians & Crematorium, #44 Nassau Street onThursday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

DEATH NOTICE ANTHONY BENEDICT CAREY, 49 of Mandrin Drive, Sans Souci, died at Doctors Hospital on Sunday April 13th, 2020.

He is Survived by his mother: Catherine Anthony Carey; Cartwright; father: stepmother: Sylvia Ferguson-Carey; one sister: Annastasia Carey-Francis; two brothers: Andre and Dominic; three aunts: Sandra and Stephanie Carey and Sheila Butler Francis; four uncles: Ronald “Tippy” Butler, Vincemt, Neville and Francis Butler and other relatives and friends.

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Private Funeral Service for NATASCHA ELAINE McINTOSH, 48 of Theodora Lane, will be held on Friday, April 17th, 2020. at the graveside at Lakeview Memorial Gardens, John F. Kennedy Drive.

Officiating will be Apostle Dr. C. Clifford Smith, assisted by Rev’d Lester Ferguson.

In compliance with current Government regulations, attendance is limited to ten (10) family members.

Left to cherish her fond memories are her Husband: Dwayne McIntosh; Parents: William and Delores Morris; Sister: Felicia Williams; Brother: William Morris II, Aunts: Ruby Knowles, Dorothy Hepburn and Shirley Morris, Nevillene & Donna Evans; Uncles: Cecil “Cassie”, Leon and Howard Evans; Mother-in-law: Rosamae McIntosh; Sisters-in-law: Nellie Morris, Irgentina (Benedict) Sargent, Abigail McIntosh, Sylvia (Floyd) Poitier and Tounia (Sean) Knowles; Brothers-in-law: Davon Williams, Doral, Oscar (Mellisa), Kirklyn (Bridgeann), Drexel & Gretchen and Troy (Margaret) McIntosh; Nieces and Nephews: Davon, David, Diara and Dasia Williams, Charlotte, Victoria and Alexander Morris; Cousins: Alayna Monique Ledard, Coral & Keith Miller, Alfred & Tara and Modesto & Aryounna Knowles, Jason & Jayde Hepburn, Nicola & Oliver Nelson, Therese & Deshawn Sturrup, Kahara Williams, Cecelia Covington Lamont & Ebony, Nikos, Santino & Nakisha, Hakeem, Meoshie, Hailey & Yocasta, Joshua & Theda, Javar, Jerome and Howard Evans Jr.; God Children: Philip Robinson, Anthony, Mark, and Aaron Farrington, Zoe Demeritte; Godmother: Geneva Roberts; Special Friends: Sister Maud Johnson, Prophetess Nadia Rigby, Bishop Anthony and Gezel Farrington, Julian Blair, Gloria Wallace, Javon Rolle, Jackie James of New York, Austia Smith, Jennie Burns, Beverley Robinson, Denise Pratt, Daniel & Cynthia Agyemang of Nashville, TN, Rose Farrington, Minister Barbara Farquharson, Bonnie Gaitor. Family & Friends: Leotha Curry, Nellie Smith, Floyd & Marjorie Deveaux & Family, Iris Dean, Valerie Lockhart, Avis Outten, Sharon Deal, Ednol & Elvin Smith, Una Williams, Cleo Rolle, Judy Delancy, Bernard Evans, George & Anthony Capron, Pauline Douglas, Anthony Culmer, Gladys Butler, Edwin Moncur, Dion Thompson, Anishka Culmer, Nakara Miller, Garvin Williams, Eleanor, Beryl, Glen, Stephen and Det. CPL 321 Terrance Smith, Sandra Mortimer, Patsy Powell, Joan Stubbs, Iris Adderley, Denise Johnson, Pedro Meijas, Donald, Ormond, Kenneth, Darlene and Felecia Deveaux, Karleen Nixon, Viola Mackey, Jane Thompson & Family, Charles & Vanda Morris, Peter & Barbara Carey, Patrice Rolle, Donna Nottage, Claudia Sands, Patsy Morris, Dorn Sweeting, Margaret Stubbs, Delores Schaffer, Winston & Sharmaine Morris, Kathleen Robinson, Lydia Morris, Esther, Louise and Rachael Clarke, Elvis Miller, Arthur Jones, Estella Bastian, Kathy Pinder, Kendra Frorup, Daphne Stuart, Katherine “Dolly” Bethel, Erma Smith, Stephanie Saunders, Charles, Eugene, Thomas, Sandra and Dr. Flora

Mackay, Sandra Payne, Candice Clarke, Harvey QC & Ingrid Tynes & Family, Joseph & Holly Cooper, Vivian Dean & Family, Claude & Melony Hanna & Family, The Wallace Family, Bridgette Kemp, Edmund, Edda & Tammy Rahming, Betty Beckley & Family, Jennie Russell & Family, Trevor Ferguson, Tiffany Hall, Fletcher & Briniza Cooper, Barry & Stephanie Lightbourne, Kessie Moncur, Elvena Cooper, Samuel & Susan McIntosh, Omri & Linda McIntosh, Homer & Denise McIntosh, Annon McIntosh, Urenia & Dearily McIntosh, Rebecca McIntosh, Demario & Patrice McIntosh, Drexel Curry, Isabella Curry, Jestina Curry, Beatrice & Robert Gilbert, Remina Curry, Philip Curry, Roosevelt & Geraline Curry, Minister Cora Colebrook, Prophetess Patrice Smith, Minister Deborah Hamilton, Apostle Claudine Smith, Charles & Clarice Pratt, Oreste “Jackie” & Marie Vescine, Faniel Guillaume, Cora Ferguson, Gurney & Debra Armstrong, Merril & Lucy Dorsett & Family, Apostle Dr. C. Clifford Smith & Pastor Dr. Judy Smith, Southside Christian Church Int’l., Rev. L. Carla Culmer, President of Bahamas Conference of the Methodist Church, Rev. Lester Ferguson, Grant’s Town Wesley Methodist Church, Speaking to that Mountain Ministry , Apostle Kendal & Anya Johnson, Apostle Ericka Bain, Truth & Light Ministry, Island Dimension & Development Co. Ltd, Nassau Flight Services, Midway Embroidery.

Special Thanks: Dr. Raleigh Butler, Dr. Darron Halliday and team, Oncology Department, Dr. Magnus Ekedede and team, Nurses and staff, Accidentt & Emergency Department, Female Medical 1 and Gynae Ward, Princess Margaret Hospital. Forgive us if we inadvertently omitted names, it was not intentional.

Friends may pay their last respects at Bethel Brothers Morticians & Crematorium, #44 Nassau Street on Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

DEATH NOTICE ALISA LOCKHARTJONES, 43 of Eleuthera Drive, Yamacraw Beach Estates, died at Princess Margaret Hospital on Thursday, 2nd April, 2020.

She is survived by her husband: Sidney; two daughters: Tatyana Collie and Sileigha Jones; mother: Gladys Lockhart; father: Edward Lockhart; step-mother: Yvette Lockhart; two sisters: Pallis Lockhart and Anya LockhartChase; three brothers: Don Simms, Edward “Avery” and Avala Lockart; four aunts: Shirley Smith, Alfreda Hepburn, Wallis Carey, and Stephanie Duncanson; three uncles: Hugh Solomon, Vivian and Milford Lockhart; and a host of other relatives and friends.

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Death Notices for DORCAS ARABELLA ANN MILLER, 53

MICHELLE PATRICE BUTLER, 59

of Stratum Close, Fox Hill Road North, died at Doctors Hospital on Saturday April 4th, 2020.

of Sheila’s Court, Sandilands Village, died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Monday April 6th, 2020.

She is Survived by her husband: Phillip Miller; two daughters: Shaquille Armaly and Jamielle Davis; one granddaughter: Mikayla Barry; three brothers: Raymond, Roscoe and Kent Ferguson and other relatives and friends.

She is survived by her husband: Anthony; two daughters: Anthia Janae and Ashley Jade; two sons: Anthony Jamaal and Ashton Jyles; seven sisters: Doreen Rolle, Bernadette Rolle-Major, Thomasine (Ida) Wilson, Deborah Dillet, Pauline Dawkins, Doctors Bridgette and Sophia Rolle; two brothers: Theodore and Lendevenchi (Lenny) Rolle; two aunts: Delores Newchurch- Knowles and Maryanne Newchurch; one uncle: Frederick Newchurch and other relatives and friends.

CARLOS ALBERT LEES, 52 of Dean Street, died at Doctor’s Hospital on Monday March 30th, 2020.

He is survived by his two daughters: Cherika and Carlesha Lees; six sisters: Deborah McPhee, Arnette Lees, Sharlene Sargent, Porsha Mackey, Rita Ferguson and Theresa Hopkins; three brothers: David Lees, Franklyn Rehming and Pastor Ricardo Lees; numerous aunts, uncles and other relatives and friends.

Retired Superintendent of Police

PRINCE ROLLE, 81

of Coral Heights, New Providence, died at Princess Margaret Hospital on Friday, 3rd April 2020.

He is survived by his two daughters: Shavourne Rolle-Tooker, and Candace Rolle-Ferguson; two sons: Albert and Philip Rolle; sister: Sylvia Adams; grandchildren: Melissa, Megan and McKyle Grant, Aidan Ferguson, Alana and Nadia Tooker, and Da’Shae Rolle, and a host of other relatives and friends.

ELDER LEONARD LLOYD MAJOR, 70

RUDOLPH FITZGERALD, 75

of Addison Place, Mount Pleasant Village, died at his home on Monday, 6th April 2020.

of Johnson Road, died at his residence on Sunday April 12th, 2020.

He is survived by his wife: Myrtle; daughter: Uzoma Lelenia Wilson of Baton Rouge, Louisianna; two sons: Gavin Major, and Ron Major of Plainfield, Illinois; mother: Christine Major; sister: Ruth Bonaby; three brothers: Philip, Paul, and Christopher Major; nine grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends, including Reverend Oliver Lee Wilson, and Angelica Major.

He is Survived by his wife: Mary Fitzgerald; two daughters: Deandra and Shandy Fitzgerald; seven sons: Cherokee, Kerrington, Fitzgerald, Marvin, and Gajo Fitzgerald, Lawerence Russell, Anthony Curtis and Don Monfils; two grandchildren: Shakayvia Babbs and Antonia Curtis- Pearce; one sister: Georgianna Pennerman; and a host of other relatives and friends including: Harold Fitzgerald, Tommy and Iris Pinder, Martha Lockhart, Arnold Dean, Pasha Nigay and Phillip Moss.

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A Private Service For

Death Notice For

Miriam Dorothere Horton-Knowles, 71

Mrs. Genia Ann Pinder, 57

of Porgy Way, East Street and formerly of Simms, Long Island will be held on Thursday, April 16, 2020, 11:00 a.m. at Woodlawn Gardens. Officiating will be Rev. Heuter B. Rolle, Pastor Salem Baptist Church. Interment will follow.

Miriam is survived by her Husband: Edmund; Son: Kevin; Daughter: Angelica; Grand-Daughter: Kianna Knowles; Sisters: Madge Horton-Rahming, Arlean Horton-Strachan and Adrilla Horton-Wallace; Brothers: Michael, Wilfred, Roland, Gerard and Clement Horton; Sisters-in-Law: Boguslawa, Roselyn, Dorothy and Arlean Horton, Alfreda Cooper and Judy Higgs; Brother-in-Law: Edsel Strachan; Nieces and Nephews: Katjia Strachan, Kahlill (Dania) Strachan, Wilfred (Karla) Horton II, Genta (Christofer) Allen, Jehan Wallace, Justin (Sydnee) Wallace, Roleana (William) Armstrong, Rozanna and Roland Horton II, Philippa Rahming, Clement and Christopher Horton, Damani (Chinaraé) Horton, Ayanna (Corey) Maycock, Ariella Horton and Ayodele (Deshon) Fox; Cousins: Joy Horton-Tucker, Spessard Horton and Freda Horton; a host of Grand Nieces and Nephews including: Zachary Strachan, Jace and Jaylen Wallace, Devin, Knoah, Kason, Dax and Isaiah Strachan, Mia and Leila Horton, Anisa, Rahim, Kaylah and Jesse Fox, Noah and Aviram Maycock and Aaliyah Rahming-Floyd; Other relatives including: the families and descendants of Carl Horton, Moriah Smith, Leroy Horton, Charles Horton, Abraham Horton, Reverend Duke Smith, Bishop Joseph Knowles of Hallandale, Florida, Joseph Knowles of Nassau, David Knowles and Many Others too numerous to mention.

In compliance with The National Emergency Order, the Funeral Service is private. The Family deeply appreciates your prayers and understanding.

of Yametto Drive passed peacefully away at Doctors’ Hospital on Thursday, April 12, 2020 Left to cherish her memories are her Husband of 34 years: Jeffrey Pinder; Children: Jeffrey Jr - ‘lil Jeff’, Gerard and Angela Pinder; Adopted Children: Allison Robinson, Dason Dean, Crystal Asia and Saveletta Carey; Grandchildren: Mia, Jeffrey III, Justyn, Jayden, Jeffreyanna, Gerard Jr., Ahnard and Arielle Pinder, Teanna, Jayla, John, Denae, Jaden, Shamar, Irwin and Teria; Mother: Mrs. Clementine Butler; Grand Mothers: Doris Fritzgerald and Paula Carey Williams of Halsingburg, Pennsylvania; Brothers: Dominic, Damian, Franklyn Jr. and D. Martin Butler; Sister: Doris Fritzgerald; Sistersin-law: Delores Fisher, Claudine Bethell, Carol Bullard, Sophia Pinder, Minister Cherrisse Pinder, Sharon Gibson, Daisey Russell, Tina Butler, Rochelle Butler and Eugeina Butler; Brothers-in-law: Keith, Desmond and Pastor James Pinder, Headley Gibson and Densel Bullard; Many Nieces and Nephews; Aunts and Uncles; Special Friends including: His Grace Bishop Neil C. Ellis and Lady Patrice Ellis, The Ministerial Alliance and Officers, The Mt. Tabor Church Family and many more Relatives and Friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

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Death Notices For Mr. Frank Reid Sr., 90

Mr. Panayiotis Matsas, 74

Mr. Dennis Carew, 71

affectionately called

“Barry”

of #46 Highbury Park, Soldier Road passed away at Doctors’ Hospital on Tuesday, April 7, 2020.

He is survived by his Beloved Wife of 61 years: Ernesta Patricia Reid; Sons: Frank Jr. (Angela), Clarence (Avril) and Garth (Yasmin); Grandchildren: Melissa, Matthew, Kimberly, Christopher and Jarred; Great Grandchildren: Zamir, Xyion and Royal; Brother: Colin Reid of Barbados; Brother-in-Law: Mark (Hazel) Norville and family of Barbados; Sister-inLaw: Ann Norville of The United Kingdom; Other Family and Friends including: James and Velma Abrahams and family, The Holy Cross Anglican Church Family, The Barbadian Bahamian Association Family, The Highbury Park Family and many, many other Relatives and Friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

of Yamacraw Hill Road died at his residence on Saturday, April 4, 2020.

of #31 Hamilton Road, Mount Pleasant Village passed peacefully away at his residence on Monday, April 6, 2020.

He is survived by his Wife: Diana Matsas; Daughter: Christina (Mark) Levine; Son: Dino (Tara) Matsas; Grandsons: Aleksey Matsas and Ellis and Ethan Levine; Sister: Roulla Patiniou; Niece: Maria Volakaki of Cyprus and a Host of other Relatives and Friends.

He is survived by his Beloved Wife of 26 years: Judith Maxine Neely-Carew; Sons: Yuri Dennis Carew and Erik Thor Carew; Stepdaughters: Antonette Boudion and Janet (Benjamin) McKinney; Many Grandchildren; Brother: Terrance Carew; Sister: Debra Haynes; a Host of Nieces and Nephews; and Other Family and Friends including: Nikki Saunders.

A Memorial Service date and time to be announced.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

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Private Funeral Service for LIVINGSTON JAMES MUNROE, 75 a resident of Sandilands Village, will be held at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Shirley Street, on Friday, April 17, 2020 at 12:00 noon. Officiating will be Rev. Fr. Anselm Russell. Interment follows in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

Left to cherish his memories are: Children: Tonya Rolle - (Wesley), Callah Rolle - (Craig), Antonio Munroe, Don Forbes (Qusheen), Chester Forbes (Telly Henfield) and Livingston Munroe Jr. (LJ) Grand Children: Elshonique & Tatianna Davis, Nicholas Smith and Breeah Rolle, Craig Jr. , Chanado, Rashad, Geovanni, Dequant and Deja Rolle, Chester Jr., Don Jr., Donavon and Dawn Forbes, Livingston Levon Munroe II; Great Grand Children: Craig III, Tanas, Chaniya , Saria , Chanado Jr. , Rashad Jr. Arjanae Jr., and Amaya and a host of other Relatives and Friends Including: Stancel & Lorraine Ferguson & Family, Michael & Chirice Storr & Family, Gary & Veronica Storr & Family, Cassandra & Floyd Bowles & Family, Hubert Jr. (Junior) & Catherine Storr & Family, Sandra Storr & Family, “Auntie” Ruth Brown & Family, Aunt Alice, Dellarese & Karen Mortimer & Family, Jason (Jody) Simms & Family, Lynn Cannon & Family, Coralee Forbes Bowe & Family, Vanessa Miller, Lavaughn Forbes, Sherman Bethel, Kayla, Keishla & Caleb Goodman & Family, The Andrews Family, The Rolle Family, Adrian Russell & Family, Frederick Sturrup & Family, Anthony Carey & Family, Sandra Carey & Family, Deacon Raymond Forbes & Family, Attorney Arnold Forbes & Family, Hazel Sturrup & Family, Leader of the Opposition The Hon. Philip Brave Davis & Family, Philip McKenzie & Family, The entire PLP Family, Beverley Cooper & Family, Deacon Gregory and Ivy Taylor & Family, Fred Mitchell & Family, Perry Christie & Family, the entire Mingo Family from Tarpum Bay, Eleuthera, Anthony Sweeting & Family (sweetboy), Stuart Culmer & Family, Minister of National Security The Hon. Marvin Dames & Family, Sister Jacinta Neely & Family, The entire Neely Family of Eleuthera, The entire Munroe Family, Lockhart Family, Johnson Family and Moxey Family of Ragged Island, The entire Mortimer Family, Dr. Vienna Clarke & Family, Julian & Delerese Kemp & Family, Rev’d Canon Atma & Mrs. Budhu & Family and the entire Parish Family of Epiphany Anglican Church, Ruth Thompson & Family, Eldridge Davis III & Family, Orthnel Smith & Family, Bernadette Curry & Family, Keishla Carey & Family, Swithun & Lorainne Burrows & Family, Stafford Evans “Scorpio” & Family, The Greene and Crosgill Family, Henry Goffe & Family and the Family of Sacred Heart

Roman Catholic Church. Please know that it is not our intention to have left anyone out. However, if we did, we humbly apologize as we could not remember everyone during our time of bereavement.

Friends may pay their last respects at Demeritte’s Funeral Home, Market Street, from 10-3:00 p.m. Thursday.

DEACON MICHAEL ANDREW ADDERLEY, 51 a resident of Mastic Drive, Blue Hill Heights, will be held at Old Trail Cemetery, Old Trail Road, on Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Officiating will be Bishop Sylranus Petty.

Left to cherish his memories are his wife Sonia Adderley; his son: Michael Adderley Jr.; his parents: Supt. Livingston Adderley and Shirley Adderley (Predeceased); mother-in-law; adopted children: Korrell and Cara Smith; brothers: Gladstone, Craig and Paul; sisters: Judy of Tallahassee Fl, Dellarese Adderley-Rolle, Stacy Adderley-Cleare and Denise Adderley-Harrison; brother-in-law: Andra Rolle, Carlin Cleare (Predeased) and Lyndon Harrison; sisters-in-law: Charmaine Adderley, Clarice and Jackie Adderley; nieces: Adrian, Tamara, Tania, Ashley and Paulette Adderley, Alicia, Lashae Adderley, Vanessa Adderley of Tallahassee, Fl., Timmonique Ingraham and Rolinicka Pierre; nephews: Gladstone Jr., Christopher, Craig Jr., Paul Jr. and Enoch Adderley, Timothy, Thomas Ingraham, Denrick Colebrook, Roland Pierre, Ethan Brice and Kerry Adderley of Tallahassee Fl.; numerous grand nieces, nephews & cousins: Ann Sands & family, Annastacia & family, John, Terrance, Travis, Desmond, Donna Smith & family, Charlotte Cartwright & family, Agnes Symonette & family, Doris Sherman & family, Anthony Smith, Steven Smith & family, Rosita Miller & family; other relatives & friends including: the Blue Hill Heights family, Med Surg Ward, Royal Bahamas Police Force family, Timothy Ingraham & family, Riverside Church family, Bishop Sylranus Petty & family, Augusta Street famiIy, Taxi family, Bus Association family & New Providence Deli family.

THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING. Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Demeritte’s Funeral Home, Market Street.

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Private Funeral Service for NEVILLE STEPHEN SMITH, 60 a resident of Eastwood Estates, will be held at Woodlawn Gardens, Soldier Road, on Friday, April 17, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Officiating will be Rev. Dr. Vaughn Cash, assisted by Pastor Dave Cash, Pastor Bradick Cleare & Pastor Keno S. Smith.

Precious memories will linger in the hearts of his wife: Alana Jeanice Smith; children: Neville Lamont, Pastor Keno Stephen, Theo Ulric, Blair Carlton and Sophie Alana Smith; grandchildren: Kayson, Kenson, Tekai, Liam and Issa Smith; sisters: Allison Moss, Kandies Smith, Ingrid Davis, Charmaine Smith, Natasha Yvette Smith and Charlene Rowe; brothers: Anthony (Hush),Terrance, Dave Shannon, Sterling and Troy Smith; daughters-in-law: W-Cpl. 3054 Kikiya and Cyntyche Tymeka Smith; sisters-in-law: Eulamae, Cassandra, Dayani and Jill Smith, Lolamae Rolle, Rev. Louise Rigby, Euterpie Rigby, Janet Lighbourn, Karen Rigby, Nancy Rigby, & Sophie Rigby; brothers-in-law: Michael Davis, Joel Smith, Kevin Rowe, Reginald Rigby, John Rigby, Anthony Rigby Sr., Baldwin Rigby Sr. and Richard Lightbourn; aunts: Eleanor Smith, Jeann Cartwright, Judith Rolle, Bernadette Johnson and Anishka Cartwright; uncles: Kermit, Ralph, Orthaneil Smith, Eugene, Robert, Kevin and Craig Cartwright; numerous nieces and nephews including: Terraine Smith, Keisha Richardson, Terah (Davis) Henderson, Jamaal Davis, Bernaldo Smith, and Corey Sawyer, Shanique Smith-Munroe, Anthonique and Cameron Smith, Nicola, Rochelle, Christopher and Ismaaeel Moss, Chrsta Moss-Conyers, Asma Moss-Lopez, Peietro, Deshannon and Joel Jamal Smith, Fayonne and Gia Rolle-Rahming and Paige Archer and Latoya and Latasha Smith, Wendell Jr. and Lillian Rigby, Garfield and Antoinette Armstrong, Allen and Heidi Rigby, Sonia and Clet Dean, Bacchaus and Kimberley Rolle, Theus Fountain, Regina and Patrick Smith, Rayane Thompson, Reniska Rigby, Dr. Reginald and Carole Neymour, Delvin Rigby, Prisca Pulz, Vonetta Johnson, Raynard Edgecombe, Jonnell and Terell Knowles, Jonneice and M’Kyle Rigby, Anthony Jr. and Jessica Rigby, Alexis, Anthon Rigby, Baldwin Jr. and Cynthia Rigby, Samantha and Candice Rigby; numerous relatives and friends including: Angie Cartwright, Stafford Delano Rolle, Don and Jody Cartwright, Rosie Foulkes, Laverne Sparks, Angelique “Buffy” Cartwright, Kimberley Cartwright, Cranston Rolle, Alexis Heastie, Vadalia Burrows, Khalil, Julian and Temy

Elliott, Astrid, Patsy, Ernest, Garth and Warren Fraser, Dianne, Trevor, Craig, Alvin and Hon. Philip Brave Davis, Pastor Carlos and Rev. Kim Thompson, Pastor David and Rosita Bryan, Bradley Darville, Mr. Wade Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bethel, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris, Construction Cost Engineering (Bahamas) Limited, Mrs. Brenda Hart, Dufrene, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Robinson and family, Ms. Shannon Darville and family, Mr. Aaron Knowles Jr. and family, Mr. Bradley Bosfield, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Barbara Edgecombe, Laverne Ducasse, the Wong Family, the Faith Temple Ministries International Family, Pyfrom’s Addition Family, Christian Life Church Family, Bahamas Harvest Church Family, Evangelistic Temple Family, Management and staff of Star General Insurance Agents & Brokers Ltd., the doctors and nurses of the Dialysis Unit, neighbors of Incense Court, and numerous godchildren.

Friends may pay their last respects at Demeritte’s Funeral Home, Market Street, from 12-3:00 p.m. on Thursday.

DEATH NOTICE IVY LOUISE MURRAY, 78 a resident of Murray Street & formerly of Providenciales, Turks & Caicos, died at PMH on Tuesday, March 31, 2020.

She is survived by her 6 daughters: Merilyn Murray, Irene MurrayMcLennon, Emily Murray-Montpetitt, Charlene Murray-Davis, Dianne Murray-Flowers & Doreene Murray; 1 son: James Murray Jr.; brothers: Charles Hall, Ernest Hall; 2 sisters: Eloise Cox & Ina Turner; 3 sons-in-law: Rodney Davis, Johnny Montpetitt & Kym Flowers; 15 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild; 1 sister-in-law: Willamae Hepburn & a host of other relatives & friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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Death Notices for MICHAEL McQUEEN, 63

GARNET AUSTIN NAIRN, 85

a resident of Cowpen Road & formerly of West End, Grand Bahama, died at his residence on Monday, March 30, 2020.

a resident of 4th Street the Grove & formerly of Mangrove Cay, Andros, died at his residence on Wednesday, April 8, 2020.

He is survived by his 3 sons: He is survived by his wife: Ruthlyn Kevin, Michael & Omen Ferguson; 1 daughter: Michelle Cynthia Nairn; 1 son: Dwayne Ferguson; 1 sister: Christine Pinder; special friend: Ricardo Scott; 1 daughter: Devern Nicola NairnThompson & a host of other relatives & friends.

Cassandra Simms; & a host of other relatives & friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

LYDIA GORDON, 88

MELISSA HARRIET KING, 35

a resident of #1551 Lincoln Blvd. & formerly of Bennetts Harbour, Cat Island, died at her residence on Wednesday, March 25, 2020.

a resident of Lincoln Blvd., died at her residence on Saturday, April 11, 2020.

She is survived by her mother: Valarie King; father: Harrison King; son: Melike King; 1 daughter: Jamara Sargent; 1 step sister: Krishna Braynen; 1 step brother: Kristin Braynen; stepmother: Katrina King; grandmother: Maudlee King; 7 aunts, 4 uncles & a host of other relatives & friends.

She is survived by her 1 daughter: Gloria Jennings; 5 sons: Lloyd, Edmund, Joseph, Andrew & Oneil Gordon; son-in-law: Conrad Jennings; daughterin-law: Cynthia Gordon; 13 grands, 4 great grand children sisters-in-law: Eugenia & June Thurston & a host of other relatives & friends including: Janet Bowleg, Roland Brown, Prenell Edwards, Bernice Nottage, Bernice Paul, Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Maria Miller, Francita Seymour & Winifred Bannister.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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Death Notices for BERNICE LOUISE KELLY, 83

SYLVIA ELIZABETH THOMPSON, 56

a resident of Bahama Road, Nassau East, died at PMH on Thursday, April 9, 2020.

a resident of Milton Street, died at PMH on Wednesday, April 8, 2020.

She is survived by her 4 daughters: Sharon Kelly, Kim Bradford, Tina Kelly & Beth Harris; 4 sons: Stuart, Mario, Mark & Luke Kelly; 17 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren; adopted children: Debbie Smith & Aubrey Tucker Jr., & a host of other relatives & friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

She is survived by her 2 sons: Kenu & Christopher Thompson; 2 daughters: Dashalla Thompson & Sheena Moss; 3 sisters: Antoinette Semper, Rosemary Grant & Betty Thompson; 3 brothers: Shawn Brown Sr., Michael Brown & Samuel Thompson; 9 grandchildren, numerous nieces & nephews & a host of other relatives & friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

CARLTON COOPER, 65

MR. GEORGE HUGH MACKEY, 85

a resident of Good Samaritan Home, Yellow Elder, died at PMH on Sunday, April 10, 2020.

a resident of #53 Barbados St. Golden Gates #3 & formerly of Sugar Loaf, San Salvador, died on Friday, April 10, 2020.

He is survived by his 2 sons: Toriano He is survived by his wife: Lue & Job Cooper; 1 daughter: Brenda Cooper-Miller; numerous grandchildren; 5 brothers: Ellen Roker-Mackey; 1 brother, 8 children & a host of Hulan Farquharson, Gary, Paul, Silas & Samuel Cooper; other relatives & friends.

1 sister: Betty Farrington; numerous nieces & nephews & Funeral arrangements will be announced later. a host of other relatives & friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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Death Notice For Aremintha Smith, 71 affectionately called

“Arie”

Death Notice for

DEACONESS MAXINE FERGUSON-STARR, 71 of Chicago, Illinois and formerly of Mason’s Bay and Snug Corner, Acklins, died at her residence on Sunday, April 5, 2020.

Maxine was pre-deceased by two of her siblings; her sister Medleo Ferguson who died on December 15, 2019 and her only brother, William Ferguson died on February 26, 2020.

of Big Pond and formerly of North Mastic Point, Andros died on Saturday, April 11th, 2020 at Broward Health Medical Center in Florida, U.S.A. She is survived by 1 Son: Quincy Smith; 1 Daughter: Sharmaine Smith-Cunningham; 1 Granddaughter: Keandra Smith; 1 Adopted Grandson: Antonio; 1 Sister: Priscilla Fowler of Freeport, Grand Bahama; 1 Aunt: Sarah Parker of Pompano Beach, Florida and a host of other relatives and friends.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

Precious memories will forever linger in the hearts of her husband: Deacon Frank Starr; Two Children: Rayford Starr of Dallas, Texas and Kimel Starr; Two Grandchildren: Antoine and Ryan Starr; Three Sisters: Beulah (Patrick) Wright, Olgaleane (Edwin) Smith and Roxanna Ferguson of Nassau; Aunts: Rev. Lorena (Deacon Gladstone) Nottage of Miami. Flordia, Marilyn (Washington) LaFleur, Joyce Hanna and family of Nassau, Colette and Dorothy Hanna of Florida, Evelyn Moss and family, Deloris Forbes and family, Hazel Forbes and family, Myrtle Minus and family and Francis Ferguson and family of Nassau; Uncles: Allins Hanna of Miami, Florida, Pastor Ehurd (Dollymae) Hanna, Manley Stevens and family of Nassau, Numerous Nieces and Nephews including: Patrick Wright Jr, Richard (Gertrude) Wright, Angela (Troy) Cargill, Dr. Joanne (Dr. Ruby) Mawasha of Dayton, Ohio, Carolyn Mchardy (Brian) of Nassau, Glenroy Ferguson (Keala) of Hudson Texas, Darvin Rolle, Lynette (Alfred) Smith, Caroline Smith, Pedro (Estherlyn), Edwin Jr.(Candy), Jarred(Susan) Smith, Kayla (Darcy) Cox and Rashad Morley of Nassau; A host other Relatives and Friends including: Marjorie Farquharson and famiy, Dr. Carolyn (John) Rolle, Samuel Morley, Eartha Pyfrom, Donathan Cox, Eric Cox, Vivian Johnson, Grace Ferguson (children-hood friend), Albertha Kemp and family, Pastor Betty Deveaux, Christine Johnson, Curlymae Hanna, Verda Hanna (child-hood friend) and family, Ruel Forbes and family, Rev. Eunice Roxbury, Estherlyn Pickstock, Rev. Yelventon Cox and family, Malcolm Cox (child-hood friend) and family, Apostle Mitchell E. (Julia)Jones and the Annex Baptist Church Family, Euris Farquharson (God-daughter), Doretha McPhee (God– daughter) Michelle McHardy (God-daughter); the Ferguson, Hanna, Cox, Forbes, Bain, Stevens, Moss of Acklins; Families in Florida, New York, and New Jersey; Albertha Salfold of Chicago, Pastor W. Daniels (Lady Daniels) and the First Baptist Congregational Church family of Chicago, Concord Place family of Chicago, and a host of other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.

MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE #183 Baillou Hill Road & Cordeaux Avenue, P.O. Box CB-12248, Nassau, Bahamas Telephone: (242) 323-EAST (3278), 326-4209 Email: eastsunrise@batelnet.bs

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Funeral Service for

JARROD DEANDER BROWN, 43

DERECK CULMER, 64

of Crepe Myrtle Avenue, Garden Hills #1 who died on Wednesday, April 1st, 2020, will be held on Thursday, April 16th, 2020 at 11 a.m. at New Native Baptist Church, St. Charles Vincent St. & Balfour Avenue. Officiating will be Rev. Dr. Richard L. Hanna assisted by Deac.

Joy Hanna.

He is survived by his Mother: Deacon Ilean Sturrup; Son: Jarrett Brown; Six Brothers: Retired Sargent Albert Brown, Kevin, Shane of Atlanta, Georgia, Bradley of Miami, Florida, Retired Seaman Marvin Brown and Corporal Kendrick Brown; Five Sisters: Muriel Sturrup-Moxey, Cassandra Brown-Matthews, Audra Brown-Martin, Shenique Brown-Campbell and Sheniqua Mackey; Step mother: Ruby Brown; Numerous Nieces and Nephews and Grand Nieces and Nephews and a host of other Relatives & Friends including: The New Way Native Baptist Church Family, The Freeport Family, The Turks and Cacios Family, The Woodside Family, Darroll Johnson and Family, Martin Burrows and Family, Jarrad Ferguson and Family, The Kinlock Family, Marina Knowles and Family, Darren Gibson, Nelson King, Paula Strachan and Family, Vylona Johnson and Family and a host of other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.

Friends may pay their last respects at East Sunrise Mortuary, #183 Baillou Hill Road & Cordeaux Avenue from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Thursday.

of Yamacraw Hill Road, who died on Monday, March 30th, 2020 will be held on Friday, April 17th, 2020 at 11 a.m. at East Sunrise Mortuary Chapel, #183 Baillou Hill Rd. & Cordeaux Avenue. Officiating will be Pastor Anthony Sampson. Cremation will follow.

He is survived by his Five Daughters: Monique Culmer-Arnett, Yvette, Debbie, Monillissa and Raquel Culmer; One Son: Dereck Patrick Culmer II; One Son-in-law: Claudwell Arnett; One Daughter-in-law: Gimel Culmer; One Sister: Olga Leonce; One Brother: William Culmer; Two Sisters-in-law: Dale and Andrea Culmer; Three Brothers-in-law: George Paul, Evad Leonce and Henry Colebrook; Grandchildren: Claudia, Claude and Nevaeh Arnett, Antoinique Sullivan, William McKinney, Dericka, Solliah, Akira and Dereck Culmer IV, Oriel Sherman, Houstina Rolle, Terneara Culmer, Suezette Culmer, Leandra Lewis, Patranique Lamb, Destinique Sands, Testinique Sands, Quentin Culmer, Tambou Forbes and Destin Sands; Great Grandchildren: Patrero, Patreco and Patreah Sherman, Quentin Culmer Jr., Dominiqua and Dominic Russell, Tiara and Christopher Thompson, Obrian Rolle, Brian Thompson III and Keno Forbes & Zion Sherman; Nieces and Nephews: Dianne, Trevor and Sha’ron Colebrook, Donna (Lefred) Rolle, Georgina Williams, Chequell Smith, Tanya Hunter, McKell Curry, Jasmyne Brown, Tamico, Phillippa and Lashan Culmer, Brian, Adam, Kendrick, Benson, Cherish and Alithea Culmer, Dorothy Delancy, Meishell (Nathaniel) Williams, Jerome, Wayne “Batty”, (Natasha), Dimitri (Ellenor) and Dario Bastian; A host of other Relatives and Friends including: The Bullard, Gritten, Gibson, and Culmer Families, Tangela Brennen and Family, The Canter Family, The Arnett Family, The Hepburn Family and Jeff Ambrose and Family.

Friends may pay their last respects at East Sunrise Mortuary, #183 Baillou Hill Road & Cordeaux Avenue from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Thursday.

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Funeral Services for MIRIAM FINLAYSON, 90

ley Street.

of Palmetto Ave., Marathon Estates and formerly of Landrail Point, Crooked Island, who died on Tuesday, March 31st, 2020, will be held on Thursday, April 16th, 2020 at 11 a.m. at Ebenezer Methodist Church Cemetery, East Shirley Street. Officiating will be Pastor Raydel Duffs. Interment will follow in Ebenezer Methodist Church Cemetery, East Shir-

She is survived by her Grandson: Kenyatta & (Cornelia) Pinder; 5 Great Grandchildren: Charlize, AurĂŠlien, Jared, Leilani & Elijah Pinder; Adopted Sister: Brenda Ferguson; Brother-in-Law: Seldan & (Tyceta) Adderley; Sisters-in-Law: Nadena, Adena, Lycetta and Paula Adderley; Nephews & Nieces: Lisa, Eden & Paris Bethell; Edwardo Adderley, Seldin, Ashley, Leah, Asjae, Randy, Ingrid, Samiya, Akyo, Ranrick, Alicia, Shiloh, Malaysia, Ken, Kenesha Adderley; Keno, Latoya, Kayleah, Keon Archer; Brad, Althesia, Breya, Breyon Pratt; Cleopatra, Desire and Terry Adderley, Christopher and Arthur Sawyer; Godson: Ian Thompson; And a host of other relatives and friends including: Sherwin Gibson, Cornelia Johnson, Agnes Moss, Maud Ferguson, Douglas Tynes, Harriet Cooper, Arimentha Hanna, Eloise Scavella, Annice Taylor, Kate Gardiner, Jennifer Wilson, Lynn Barr, Nekita Gibson, Maryann, Kym, Franklyn and Whitney Scavella, Kim Pinder, Dellon Pinder, Gloucetta Carey, Derrick Pinder; Caretakers: Tamah and Dwaine Scavella, Rhondrea and Andre Thompson, Whitney Scavella Jr., Roston and Lytoma Newton; Lorraine, Valentino, Sophia and Chyrstal Bethel, Joycelyn Mackey, Benson and Nicole Knowles, Lovely Forbes, Valerie Hudson and family, Enda Ijeoma and family, Shelia Hepburn, William McPhee, Diana Campbell, Joanne Pinder, Doris Johnson; Pastors: Craig Williams and Hugh Roach and family; Elders: Stephen McBean, Isaac Johnson, Hubert and Vesta Williams and family; Living Faith Seventh Day Adventist Church family and Community of Palmetto Village.

THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING.

STANLEY LEROY BRENNEN SR., 62 of Hampton Street West and formerly of George Town, Exuma, who died on Thursday, April 2nd, 2020 will be held on Thursday, April 16th, 2020 at 1 p.m. at East Sunrise Mortuary Chapel, #183 Baillou Hill Rd. & Cordeaux Ave. Officiating will be Bishop Nelson W. Ferguson. Interment will follow in Southern Cemetery, Spikenard & Cowpen Roads.

He is survived by his Brothers: Henry Cunningham, Frank, Ricardo (Yolanda) and Raymond Edwards; Sisters: Ruthmae and Donnette Edwards, Vernitta P. Pennerman (Steve), Vania Musgrove (Timothy) and Nadine Clarke; Aunts: Vernie Newbold (Cecil), Debra Rolle (Stephen), Patsy Williamson and Maylene Edwards; Uncles: George (Minerva) and Wendall Clarke; Numerous Nieces and Nephews including: Irelynn (Kenneth), Trania, Johnae, Tamika, Tevonia, Ashantia, Azaria, Johnnette, Dwayne, Tevaughn, Ricardo, Trevor and Kenneth (KJ); A host of other Relatives and Friends including: Ramon and Emily, Kimble and Sharon Wood, Steve Collie, Lennis Wood, Joe Meadows, Antionette Smith, Carla Edwards-Locke, Delores Hanna, Glenda Musgrove Knowles, Dale Joseph, Dwayne Ferguson & Family, Sonia Pinder & Family, Fredrick and Deirde Gray, David and Lana Forbes, The Parking Lot Family, Mr. McDonald and The Apple Street Community and The Management and Staff of Cat Cay Yatch Club.

Friends may pay their last respects at East Sunrise Mortuary, #183 Baillou Hill Road & Cordeaux Avenue from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Thursday.

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A Private Funeral Service For

Francina Bowe, 91

Bowe of Ft Pierce family, Descendants of the late Elijah Bowe, and the late James Maxwell Bowe and the late Thomas Sears, Salem Union Baptist Women’s Circle, Rolle family, Bar 20 Corner family, Ingrid King & Family, Goldenfire family and Carlton Smith & family.

White’s Lane of Mackey Street who died on Monday, March 30, 2020 will be held on Friday, April 17, 2020, 12:30 pm at Woodlawn Gardens, Soldier Road. Officiating will be Rev. Viewing will be held in the Legacy Suite of Vaughn O. Jones Memorial Center, Mt. Royal Avenue and Hueter B. Rolle.

Talbot Street on Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 Due to precautions taken for p.m. the Coronavirus Pandemic only family members are requested to attend.

Death Notice For Left to cherish her memories are her Children: Bruce & (Paulette) Beneby, Anthony (Sharon Bethel Sandra (Daniel) Cartwright, William (Hattie) Warren, Glen (Desiree) Stephen, Tamanica (Christwell) Tia (Dareth); Adopted daughter: Janet (Van) Fowler; Grandchildren: Bruce, Darren, Travis, Shanton, Alacia, Antonia, Christine, D’andra, Imani, Christia Carmica, Anastacia, Tashaun, Shane, Shannon, Ikechi, Satchmo, Cartel, Joey, Jamal, Deangelo, Glen Jr Nathan, Justin, Dareth, Randazzo Randazz Stephen Jr, Rebecca Monalisa, Demtrius; Great Grandchildren: Demetrius Cartavia, Ronae, Taio, Arianna, Alaina, Timothy Jr, Aviele, Melvaughn, Roshano, D’Chae, Daja, Darren Jr., Deangelo Jr, Stephen, Alijah, Jakob, Azaiah, Caleb; Brother: Forrester Bowe; Sisters: Maxine Eldon, Stephanie Gray, Victoria Barry of Miami, Florida, Mary Dames of Georgetown, Exuma; Sister-in-law: Susan Bowe; and a Host of Other Relatives & Friends including: Rozelda Humes & family, Victoria ‘Vera’ Rolle & family, Margaret Ann Bowe, Eldon, Gray, Barry, Dames, Bowe, McKenzie and Ferguson families,

Ms. Patrice Amy Fox, 55

of #8 Apple Crest died at Princess Margret Hospital on Thursday, April 2, 2020.

She is Survived by her (4) Four Children: Ricardo, Bejay, Justin and Brintina Fox; (4) Sisters: Ruthmae Felton, Monique Bastian, Yvonne Felton, Annemarie McGregor; (2) Brothers: Amos Felton and Robert Felton and a host of relatives and Friends.

Funeral arrangements will be made at a later date.

Mt. Royal Avenue & Talbot Street • Telephone: 676-5933/676-5934 • 24 Hour Emergency • cell: 395-8960 email: Vaughnojonesmemorial@gmail.com

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A Priviate Service For Retirees Association; The family and friends from the community Isadora Shallmith of Jonathan Square, Gleniston Gardens and also special mention of Carnetta Williams and family, Virginia Outten, Ruth Outten, Carl McKenzie Rolle, 79 Outten, Capt. Harcourt Fernander and family, Kirkland & Ollie Tynes of #8 Johnathon Square and formerly Rolle Town, Exuma, who fied at her residence on Wednesday, April 1st, 2020.

Left to cherish unforgettable memories are her Daughters: Sonia A. McKenzie and Sheena P. McIntosh; Daughter-in-law: Gina McKenzie; Grandchildren: Stephan L. Pintard (Usha Pintard), Silvano A. Saunders, Shaquel A. McKenzie, Foster “Shane” McIntosh and Zayd A. McKenzie; Great grandchild: Senen L. Pintard, Sanjay Brown; Stepchildren: children of the late Fredrick Nelson Rolle (husband -predeceased); Brothers: Rudolph and children Raquel, Renaldo and Renae; Gerald (Fiona) and his children Hadassah, Austin, Gerard, Gereece, Lisa and Leslie; Nigel and his children Nikki and Natasha; Samuel Jonathon (Mizpah) and children Samantha, Samuel, Shantel and Sebastian; Joshua and children Paytrilee, Jasmin and Jamaal; Maxwell (Jeanne) and children Walter and Waltia; Isaac (Brenda) Enoch (Jancey) and his children Ashley and Ashton; Sisters: Firstina Swain and children Sandra Ferguson, Kevin, Carlos, and Ronald Swain, Gaylean Reitsma, Terrance Simmons, Sharon Watkins, Kipling and Gregon Armbrister and Edith Rolle; Jessie Saunders and children Jeffrey, Dianne, Louise, Una, Floyd, John, Cheryl and Ricardo; Martha Rolle and children Jason, Tamara, Tanya and Jarel Mitchell Minerva Rolle and children Marsha, Monique, Alistair, Arnette (Nika) and Antoine Thelma Brice and children Tiffany, Tonia, Tamanika and Tia; Adopted sister: Patricia Hanna and family; Aunts: Ruth Hamilton, Ververine Wilmot and Mag Curtis; Uncle: John Rolle; The Community of Rolle Town, Exuma, Annuella Bullard and family, Elijah Rolle and family, George Strachan and family, Florence Rolle and family, Ellen Walkes and family, Cleomi Rolle and family, Cephas Rolle and family, Edroy Rolle and family, Carnetta Rolle and family and Katrina Saunders and family; especially special friends: Maria Curtis and Mr. & Mrs. Bernard and Angela Rolle, The Andros Avenue family (late 1950s to 1960s); Life-long friendships, The Batelco family especially Keith Archer, Sylvia Sealy, Catherine Musgrove, Carolyn Babbs, Christine Clarke, Marie Rahming, Ruth Ellis, Paul Bullard and so many others; The B.C.P.O.U officers and members and fellow retirees of the BTC

and family and the officers and members of the Jewels of Nassau Village especially Wendy Morley, Speaker of the House of Assembly, The Honorable Dewitt Halson Moultrie, MP for Nassau Village The doctors and staff of The Walk-In Clinic, Collins Avenue, especially Dr. Phyllis Armbrister as well as the doctors and staff of The Medical & Dental Centre, Thompson Blvd., especially Dr. Raleigh Butler and Dr. D. Halliday; Churches: Mount Carmel Baptist members and followers, Pastor & Mrs. Prince Bodie and the Vision Community family, special ties to Chapel on the Hill, Pastor & Mrs. John Rolle and members of Hartswell Baptist church, Bishop & Mrs. B. Wenith Davis and the members and followers of Zion South Beach, the choir, the evangelism team with special mention of Rosalie Curtis and Mable and Pastor & Mrs. Cranston V.G Evans and the Rhema Restoration Ministry family. To a host of other relatives and friends too numerous to mention and anyone who might feel slighted that their names are missing it was by error and not our intent to offend. We pray for your peace and comfort as you reflect on your personal memories of her.

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Patricia Ann Wright, 68 of Pinewood Gardens died at her residence on Thursday, April 9th, 2020.

She is survived by her sons: Vandyke and Julian Wright, Arlington Wilmott, Jermaine and Mario Wright; daughters: Antoineitte Newton, Eboney Wright, Cutel Sams and Kimberley McIntosh; sisters: Charlene Adderley, Margaret Miller, Sherry Hepburn; brothers: Patrick Ferguson, Gary, Anthony, Godfrey Ferguson, Terry Outten, Trevor Cox; and many others too numerous to mention.

Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date.

MISSION STATEMENT: To provide consistent, sympathetic, caring and professional, “Service with Excellence” serving the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and worldwide, with the highest level of consideration to the personal desires and financial comfort to our client families.

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A Priviate Services For Richardson and family, Aubrianne and family, Wanda Baby Shevanna James, 2 months Nell Marche Dean, Vanessa King, Joy Taylor, Vivian Dean, Anne affectionately called

“Destiny”

of Lancaster Avenue, who passed away at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Wednesday, March 18th, 2020.

Left to cherish her memories are her Parents: Sheria Taylor and Shevago James; Siblings: Jerniah Frazer, Shavaiya James and Shevago James Jr.; Grandmothers: Sherry Beneby, Dahlia Angella Williams and Portia Taylor; Grandfathers: John Taylor and Bradley Williams; Great Grandmother: Mavis Johnson; Aunts: Alexandria Gabriel, Yaneke James, Keisha, Shantell and Anastacia Williams, Jessica Taylor; Uncles: John Taylor Jr., Damian James and Craiton Ellis; Grandaunts: Paula Johnson, Jackie Munroe, Shandora Downer, Alexis Ross Granduncles: Gregory Johnson, Michael Johnson and Dino Munroe; Cousins: Norman Bastian Jr., Geralle Gabriel Jr, Nurse Sherrard Coakley, Raphael Whyms, Eugene Johnson Jr., Angel, Stephanie, Stephen, Michaela and Kyle Johnson; Sashai Smith, Dwight Marshall Jr., Danshae Munroe, Thurman and Lacharah Knowles, Linda Johnson, Frankey Moree Jr., Tavesha and Nyari Broomes, Kendia and Maria Johnson, Andrewnique and Andrewnay Downer, Sabrina and Aliyah Bennett, Dacian, Yeasha and Miesha Johnson, Stephen Johnson II, Jason Pennerman, Jean; Host of Relatives and Friends including: Lachelle McPhee, Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Deal, Mathias Durand, Rotnel and Jackson Rena, Pablo, Serge Noel, Caudero Pinder, Mikey Thurston, Kendrick Deveaux,

Johnson, Dulcita Ferguson, Mrs. Turner, Joan Sweeting, Mikilla and Keith Deal, Candie Antonio, Mrs. Moss, Bishop Ross Davis, Sister Nish, Keisha Rolle, Roselyn Horton, Caroline Turnquest; Doctors and Nurses: Dr. Duane Sands, Dr. Amanda Rahming, Dr. Destiny Stuart, Dr. Philan Bethell, Nurse Munroe, Nurse Hamilton Hudson, Nurse Palmer-Rahming, Nurse Aleta Rolle, Sister Dean, Nurse Maria Johnson, Nurse Maria, Nurse Douglas, Nurse Karen Russell, Nurse Mercy, Male Nurses Ralph and Johnson.

Many more relatives and friends too numerous to mention.

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Brenda Lynette Lightbourne, 59 affectionately called “Bren” of Coral Lakes died at her residence on Thursday, April 2nd, 2020 She is survived by her husband: Retired Chief Superintendent Thomas W. Lightbourne; sons: Triaian T. Lightbourne and Tren Lightbourne; father: Basil Brice; daughter: Talisa Lightbourne; sisters: Judy Ferguson and Theresa Wilmott; brothers: Rudolph and Barry Brice; other relatives including: Tonya Fernander and others too numerous to mention.

Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date.

MISSION STATEMENT: To provide consistent, sympathetic, caring and professional, “Service with Excellence” serving the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and worldwide, with the highest level of consideration to the personal desires and financial comfort to our client families.

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A Priviate Service For and Wandamae Sweeting, Beauford Daniels, Elouise Eric Kirkwood Curtis, 64 Williams, Petra Bain, Paulette Burrows, Paula Ferguson, of Ludlow Street off Montrose Avenue & Mount Royal Avenue, who died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Saturday, March 7th, 2020.

the Bonaby Family, Joan Higgins, Beulahmae Morris, Bessiemae Bess, Joyce Smith, Christine Seymour, Idell Burrows, Cordell Hunter, Jody Joseph, Carol Parker, Susan Seymour, Veronica Rolle, Terrance Wallace, Audrey Capron and Nardo and their families, D’Albenas Agency, Pastor Howard F. Williamson and the Robinson Morris AME Church family, The Sports Centre Family, Church of God of Prophecy Palm Tree, Paula Hunter, Mrs. Williams, Ludlow Street community, the Breakfast Patrons and the Port Howe Cat Island Community.

Left to cherish his precious memories are his Loving and devoted wife: Janice Curtis; Children: Erica Curtis, Tamica (Kevin) Hutchinson, Davon (Nicole) Curtis, Eric Curtis Jr., Udell (Lamin) Kinteh, Ricardo (Shantell) King, Erica (Leroy) Henfield, Janet (Livingston) Williams, Alexio Death Notice For (Shekira) Wright and Registered Nurse Marissa Wallace; Berthamae Catherine Pyfrom, 77 Sisters: Andrea Hanna, Prudence Knowles and Rose Nairn; Brothers: Charles and Eardley Hepburn; Grandchildren: née Strachan Thasharie, Jordan, Savannah, Josiah, Kennedy, Heru, Lilly and Eric Curtis II, Quintin, Ricardo (Shanique) Bastian, of #10 Sheridan Way and formerly of Ladell and Lakelle Kinteh, Alexia, Alexis and Alexio Mangrove Cay, Andros died at her Wright Jr. and Erin Henfield; Sisters-in-law: Ruth Miller, residence on Thursday, March 26th, Ethlyn Adderley, Lenamae Wright and Linda Newbold; 2020.

Nieces: Cheryl Wallace, Vanceil Brown, Bridgette Forbes, Bernadette Forbes, Vanessa Hall, Shanique Adderley, She is survived by her daughters: Lakita Russell, Crystal Knowles, Christine Stubbs, Carol Bindy and Erica Pyfrom and Gidgette Bennet, Alice Chase and Sheila Watson; Nephews: Kevin Ferguson; sisters: Mavis and Mary Newbold, Ricardo Forbes, Shakiel and Chaz Hepburn, Ann Strachan, Gwendolyn Pinder, Shannonvon Russell and Frank Curtis, Christopher and Paulette Arnette and Mae Ruth Craig Lewis; Numerous grandnieces and grandnephews Ferguson; brothers: Leroy, Thomas, Felix and Alexander including: Sherelle Henderson, Thea Wallace and Janice Taylor; Aunt in law: Ada (James) Sweeting; Adopted Strachan; and other relatives.

Son: Delano; Other friends and relatives including: Anya and family, Garth, Garnet, Marie, Asaneth, Theresa Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date.

MISSION STATEMENT: To provide consistent, sympathetic, caring and professional, “Service with Excellence” serving the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and worldwide, with the highest level of consideration to the personal desires and financial comfort to our client families.

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affectionately called

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Sr. Deaconess Olga Louise Anderson-Meadows, 70

of #14 Seabreeze Drive died at his residence on Sunday, April 12th, 2020. of 4th Street the Grove died at his residence on Wednesday, April 1st, 2020 He is survived by his wife: Jennifer Moss; son: Dominique Moss; daughters: D’Emika Moss and Vashti Moss; sisters: He is survived by his son: Christopher Sandra Moss and Samantha Moss Lewis; Cooper; sisters: Shantell Miller and brothers: Charles and Jeff Moss and Karen Gaitor; brothers: Dionne Cooper, other relatives.

Pedro Huyler and Rico Huyler, Tomeko Saunders and other relatives and friends.

Arrangements for the funeral service Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date. announced at a future date.

of ##37 Emmanuel Drive and formerly of Major Cay, Crooked Island died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Friday, April 10th, 2020.

She is survived by her 2 children, 3 grandchildren, 4 brothers, 2 sisters and other relatives and friends including: Rev. Elva Johnson and family and many others.

Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date.

MISSION STATEMENT: To provide consistent, sympathetic, caring and professional, “Service with Excellence” serving the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and worldwide, with the highest level of consideration to the personal desires and financial comfort to our client families.

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Death Notices For Lynette Strachan Johnson , 76 Herbert Alexander Cooper, 44 of #45 Ethel Street died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Sunday, April 12th, 2020.

of Washington Road died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Tuesday, April 14th, 2020.

She is survived by her son: Toriano Johnson; daughters: Luceta Hanna, Theresa and Kimberley Johnson, Leasa Clarke, sisters: Elva Scavella and Vera Strachan; brother: Arnold Strachan; numerous grandchildren and other relatives and friends.

He is survived by his son: Christopher Cooper; sisters: Shantell Miller and Karen Gaitor; brothers: Dionne Cooper, Pedro Huyler and Rico Huyler, Tomeko Saunders and other relatives and friends.

Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date. details will be announced at a future date.

Keno Jermaine Johnson, 40 of Farmer’s Hill, Exuma died in Exuma on Saturday, April 4th, 2020.

He is survived by his Mother: Julith Johnson; Son: Zack Johnson; daughter: Jae’Lynn Johnson; sistersin-law: Christina Armbrister; Jervina Ambrister, Minerva Johnson; brothers: Peter Capron, Peno Capron, Calvin Ambrister, Vaughn Evans Sr., Lorenzo Ambrister, Antone Johnson Sr.; grandmother: Sybil Davidsosn; numerous aunts, uncle, nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends.

Mary Beth Hanna Smith, 44 of Bimini died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Sunday, April 5th, 2020.

Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date.

Arrangements for the funeral service are being finalized and details will be announced at a future date.

MISSION STATEMENT: To provide consistent, sympathetic, caring and professional, “Service with Excellence” serving the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and worldwide, with the highest level of consideration to the personal desires and financial comfort to our client families.

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Death Notices for (Abaco) ELLIOT NAVARD BURROWS, 33 of Crossing Road, Abaco, died on Sunday, April 12th, 2020 at Abaco Community Clinic.

He is survived by his Wife: Rose Burrows; Mother: Mrs. Rochel Burrows; Father: Elliot Burrows; One Daughter: Navaha Burrows; Two Brothers: Dravon and Cordero Burrows; One Sister: Kadeja Burrows; Adopted Children: Iesha and Mike; Grandfather: Marvin Burrows and a host of other Relatives and Friends who will be mentioned at a later date.

of Wemyss Bight, Eleuthera died at his residence on Saturday, 11th April, 2020.

Cherish memories are held by his 5 sisters, Monica Miller, Veronica Ferguson, Netlean Goodermont, Helena McQueen and Ruby Nixon; 11 Brothers, Charles (Ken), Wendell, Nelson, Tyrone,Morland, Roland, Emith, Ezra, Jerome, Ally, Douglas Brown and Jamal Gardiner; 1 Aunt: Nola Rolle; Brothersin-Law, Dan Goodermont, Richard Ferguson and William Miller; Sisters-in-law, Netthalee, Martha, Marylin, Mary, Weldamae, Ann, Bunny, Melene, Chestina & Clara Brown; Numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.

Funeral arrangements are being handled by Legacy Memorial Mortuary, #20 Claridge Road, New Providence, Bahamas.

Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Evergreen Mortuary located on Collins Avenue & 5th Terrace.

KRISHNA DOUGLAS, 40 of South Beach, died on Monday, March 23rd, 2020 at The Princess Margaret Hospital.

He is survived by his Mother: Miriam Collins; Father: Fredrick Douglas; One Daughter: Kayja Douglas; One Son: Deonte’ Rolle; Two Brothers: Monako and Andronicus; Three Aunts: Inez Stubbs, Margaret Collins and Gradtrude Simmons; Five Uncles: Clement Simmons, Leonardo Collins, Fr. Wentworth Stubbs, Leo and Elijah Douglas.

Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Evergreen Mortuary located on Collins Avenue & 5th Terrace.

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Death Notices for APPOLEAN ILUS, 85

SHIRLEY MAE ROLLE-STUART, 79

of Bamboo Town, died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on April 4th, 2020.

of Lawton Avenue, Nassau Village and formerly of Ramsey, Exuma, died on Tuesday, April 14th, 2020 at her residence.

He is survived by his Wife: Irmancia Ilus; Three sons: Felton Selva, David Augustin, Anthony Augustin; Six Daughters: Rosemary Selva, Paula Augustin-Timothy, Roslyn Ilus, Martha Augustin- River, Claudette Augustin-John, Marienise Augustin; Numerous Sisters and Brothers and a host of other relatives and friends who will be listed at a later date.

She is survived by her Husband: Horatio Stuart; One Son: Barry Stuart Sr.; Four Daughters: Betty Stubbs, Michelle Coakley, Brenda and Melanie Stuart; Ten Grandchildren: Ryan and Tatianna Coakley, Dervin Weech, Rocine Poitier, Ashley Burrows, Barry Jr., Ramon and Zoey Stuart, Aaron and Anthony Lightbourne; Brothers: Lionel Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Evergreen Mor- and James Clarke, Leo, Felix, Wesley, Larry and Gary Rolle; tuary located on Collins Avenue & 5th Terrace.

Sisters: Sandra Clarke, Armenta Butler, Sandra Rolle, Marilyn Bullard, Peggy Bethel and Dianne Rolle; Numerous Nieces and Nephews and a host of other Relatives and Friends including: Gwendelyn Stuart and James Coakley.

JOHN WELLINGTON WILLIAMS, 49 of Rockwell Estates, Carmichael Road, died on Tuesday, April 7th, 2020 at his residence.

Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Evergreen Mortuary located on Collins Avenue & 5th Terrace.

PATRICE WILLIAMS, 58

He is survived by his Wife: Mrs. Shena Williams; One Son: Jokedo Williams; of Stapleton Gardens, died on Saturday, One Daughter: Johnay Williams; Four April 11th, 2020 at her residence.

Brothers: Franklin, Brian, Lamont Williams and Israel Wallace; Six Sisters: Tameka and Bettymae Williams, Margarita She is survived by her Daughter: PaCartwright, Louis Russell, Alyson Saunders and Devonna trieka Young; Mother: Olive Delancey; Wallace; Numerous Nieces, Nephews and a host of other RelaFather: Sidney Delancey; Numerous tives and Friends including: Beatrice Brown, Carol Brown Sr., Nieces and Nephews and a host of other Shareen Gibson, Kevin Stubbs and Kizzy Brown.

Relatives and Friends who will be mentioned at a later date.

Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Evergreen Mor- Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Evergreen Mortuary located on Collins Avenue & 5th Terrace. tuary located on Collins Avenue & 5th Terrace.

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George David Adderley, 77

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a resident of Ferguson Drive, Bamboo died at his residence in Bailey Town, Town and formerly of Millers, Long Bimini on Monday, March 30, 2020.

Island died at his residence on Saturday, April 11th, 2020.

He is survvied by his Daughters: Bennicka Gibson, Shantae Gibson He survived by his wife: Helen and Annastaxia La-Fleur; Fiancé: Adderley; children: Dave and Gia Garnell Jones and a host of other Sharon Adderley, Renea Adderley relatives and friends. of Hollywood, Florida and Georgette Jacobs of Dallas, Texas; A Memorial service in his honor will grandchildren: Amya Moss, Kaiden be announced at a later date.

Adderley, Dylan and Ayden Jacobs; three brothers: Charles, Neville and Alphonzo Adderley; a host of other relatives and friends including: The Bamboo Town and The Miller’s Long Island community.

Funeral arrangements will announced at a later date.

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Martha Eloise Knowles Ritchie, 60

a resident of Falcon Crest, Eastern Estates, died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Wednesday, April 8th, 2020.

She is survived by her Husband: Dex Ritchie Senior; 3 Sons: Darren Deandre Devez Ritchie; 1 Step Son: Dex Ritchie Jr.; 4 Sisters: Dorothy & Ruth Knowles, Ivy Burrows, Lottie Rahming; 1 Brother: Rudolph Elsa Knowles; Mother-in-Law: Ritchie; 6 Sisters-in-law: Sharon Ritchie, Darnell Ritchie, Michelle Ritchie, Nicolette Gibson, Raquel Maycock, Carol Knowles; 2 Brothersin-law: Kendall Ritchie & Phillip Ritchie.

Funeral arrangements will announced at a later date.

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Death Notice of A Gem

MARSHA ANTOINETTE ROBINSON-BAIN, 59

ELDER KING HUBERT “Baba” WILLIAMSON, 87

of #93-B Peter Street West, completed her final duties, at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Thursday, April 09, 2020.

of #9 Commonwealth Boulevard, Elizabeth and formerly of Pine Field Acklins, Estates exchange time for eternity at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Thursday, April 09, 2020.

The Radiance of this “Garnet of A Gem” will always glow in the hearts of her: Four Sons: Prescott Robinson, Kendal, Lavardo and Leroy Bain Jr.; Three Brothers: Rocky (Diane), Tex of the U. S. A. and Kendal Robinson II; Three Sisters: Miriam Duncanson (Daniel Sr.), Carmetia Whitfield (Nelson) and Kendra Robinson; Nephews: Shaquille, Nicholas, Daniel Duncanson Jr., Dexter, Kenshard, Clifton, Lavardo, Nelsano, Latheo and Shannad; Nieces: Lakeisha, Tanya and Sheena Robinson; Two Uncles: Oswald of Freeport and Herbert Knowles; Two Aunts: Judy-Ann Andrews of Clewiston, Fla. and Laurene Green; Adopted Brother: Wendell G. Dean II; Adopted Sister: Doreth C. Campbell (Ronald I); Two Brothers-in-law: Tony and Junior Bain; Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Sherelle Rolle, Kendal Marshall, Pedro Riley, Bethsheba Smith, Audrey Johnson and Melva Pierce.

Celebration of A Gem Services, will be announced when completed.

Check our website for updates.

The Radiance of this “Amethyst of A Gem” will always glow in the hearts of his: Two Sons: Bishop Trevor (Pastor Sharon) and Pastor Arlington Williamson (Ruthmae) of Orlando, Florida; Two Daughters: Ministers Bettyann Ferguson (Lovell) and Genevieve Bullard (David); Forty-One: Grandchildren; Thirty-Nine: Great Grandchildren; One Great, Great Grandsons: Jaybre Curtis; One Brother: Enos Bain (Hartie); Five Sisters: Cleomi Collie, Clothilda, Maria and Maxine Williamson and Sylvia Gaitor; Forty-Nine: Nephews and Nieces; Thirty-Four: Grandnephews and Nieces; God Child: Claretha Ferguson; Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Samantha Williamson, Milton Henfield and Edley Sargent Celebration of A Gem Services, will be announced when completed.

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Funeral Service For

Ms. Patrice Loren Marshal, 56

a resident of #1 Dennis Court west, Yellow Elder Gardens, will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, April 23rd, 2020 at the Graveside, Southern Cemetery, Cowpen and Spikenard Roads. Officiating will be Pastor Andrew Major assisted by other Ministers of the Gospel.

Brown Sr. and Family, Rosie, Sherry, Sabrina, Cheslia, Lisa and Freddie and the Marathon Estates Family, The Super Value and City Market Family, Gail Wright, Insurance Family including: Livingston, Denise, Gary and Monique.

Washington and Poodleo Streets Family, Evangelist Samuel Major and Central Church of Christ Family; The Yellow Elder Family, Mrs. Rolle, Mika, Kevin, Cordney, Keisha, Tray, Shaqyin, Stephen and Stefon; The Ragged Island Street Family, Kevin (Shorts), Harry Sands, Tyrone Archer, Sammy (Rasta), Junior and Audrey Newbold and Family, Rupert Flowers, Fabian and Patrice Johnson, Kelly’s Bakery Family, Stephen Duncombe, Paul Moxey and Shean, and a host of other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.

Due to the Government’s Orders and related restrictions placed on Funeral Attendance as a result of the COVID-19 Global Pandemic, the family will comply with the government’s special regulations pertaining to funerals and apologize in advance for any Relatives and friends may pay their respects at Cedar Crest Funeral Home and Crematorium Ltd, Robinson and inconvenience caused.

Baillou Hill Roads on Wednesday from 12:00 noon to 4:00 There will be a memorial service at a date to be announced p.m. to accommodate Patrice’s many relatives and friends.

Left to cherish her memories and celebrate her life are her very Special Friend: Gregory Charles Smith; Children: Shamarco and Shameka Marshall; Grandchildren: Llewlyn Brown Jr., Malek Brigdewater, Shamarco Marshall Jr., Shamaria Marshall, Gabriella Marshall, Gaberiella Knowles, Heaven Knowles and Adriona Petitfrere; Sisters: Sharon Lewis, Algeria Lewis, Shelly, Iona, Debbie, Genis, Faye, Monique, Ollie Lewis and Sandy Evans; Brothers: Patrick, Junior, Elvis, Ian and Shawn Lewis, Neil, Lindo and Rodney Fisher, Norman Smith; numerous Nieces including: Danielle, Jerquel, Tia, Mia and A’aliyah Lewis, Iman and Anesha Taylor, Izarriha Reynold, Yaneshia Lindo, Aretha Beckford, Mayloude, Lakira and Shanoria Brown, Shakara Knowles; numerous Nephews including: Stanton Bethel, Tristen Lewis, Cameron Lewis, Patrick Jr., and Andy Lewis, Johnathon Taylor Jr., Ryan, Patrick and Payton Lewis Jr., Other relatives and friends including: Carla and Virgina Outten and Family, Mr. Dean, Valarie and Wellington Roberts, Twaina, Felicity, Miriam, Charlene Smith, Patrice Carey, Leana Brown, Llewelyn

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Kayla La Donna Lightbourne, 47 a resident of Lincoln Road, Stapleton Gardens died at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Sunday, April 12th, 2020.

She is survived by her parents: Glen and Agatha Lightbourne; brothers: Navone and Burton Lightbourne; uncles: Maurice, Lawerence, Barry and Don Lightbourne, Godfrey Deveaux; aunts: Madjorie Gilbert, Rev. Dianna Lightbourne, Maralee Burrows, Annette Moss, Dena Lightbourne, Renae Carey, Linda Rolle, Paulette Wilson, Joyanne Burgess of Ft. Lauderdale and Patrice Deveaux; numerous nieces, nephews cousins and a host of other relatives and friends including: Jonathan Brown.

Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.

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a resident of Keningston Gardens and formerly of Wemyss Bight, Eleuthera died on Monday, April 13th, 2020 at The Princess Margaret Hospital.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to THE NEW COMMONWEALTH FUNERAL HOME and will be announced at a later date.

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a resident of Keningston Gardens and formerly of Wemyss Bight, Eleuthera died on Monday, April 13th, 2020 at The Princess Margaret Hospital.

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RELIGIOUS NEWS, STORIES AND CHURCH EVENTS

LOCKED DOWN, BUT SPIRITUALLY FREE -BAHAMIANS EXPERIENCE GOD IN A NEW WAY BY JEFFARAH GIBSON | TRIBUNE FEATURES WRITER | JGIBSON@TRIBUNEMEDIA.NET

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HERE is no telling when the government will lift the country’s quarantine and churches can return to their buildings for regular worship services. For now, the new method of reaching congregants through technology and online streaming will continue indefinitely.

As countries around the world have imposed lockdowns of some nature in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, many believers are becoming concerned that not being able to worship in the usual way for a prolonged period of time not only means physical confinement, but a spiritual one as well.

We asked several Christian followers how the lockdown and quarantine has affected their spiritual lives.

“The church is not the building, it is the people. So, when I heard that most places would be shut down, including churches, I did not feel concerned, not

one bit,” said Ferrice Kemp.

“My faith has not been stifled in any way by this. I still have a relationship with God, and that is something I can have whether I am at church or outside of church.”

Bain Morris said while his personal relationship with God has not been affected by not being able to attend church and worship in the traditional way, he is still eager for the day when the quarantine restrictions are fully lifted.

“There is just something special about assembling among with one another as believers. It is a wonderful thing to experience. I love praise and worship. I love the atmosphere in church, and I feel that is what has been missing from my life these past weeks. I miss how the Holy Spirit would move through a worship service; one person is moved and starts crying, then someone else is moved in a special way and there is just this awesome praise breakout that happens. It is just marvellous,” he said.

The Bible speaks of “not forsaking the assembling of themselves together”, but Markel Williams believes this assembling can take place anywhere, not only in a church.

“I haven’t attended church for the past three years and some say to me, ‘You have forsaken the brethren and the assembling, and I say to them, ‘No, I haven’t’. I can assemble anywhere with like-minded believers to worship and pray, and that is exactly what I have been doing. I have been assembling to pray, praise and build my relationship with other believers. It’s just that I haven’t been doing it in the four walls of the church.”

Ms Williams said she has gained a new clarity and focus when it comes to her faith and believes others can achieve the same during this time of lockdown.

“When I attended church I was always the one consistently doing and doing instead of turning my focus on my

relationship with God and receiving from Him. I realised all I had been missing out.

But now I am enjoying my relationship with Jesus Christ in my own way and I love what is happening now,” she said.

As for Tanya Evans, she is experiencing an even greater level of spiritual freedom during the quarantine.

“My spiritual life has gotten much stronger. Just the relaxed state we are in and just having to concentrate more on what the word is really telling you has been a good thing for me,” she said.

“I can study more even though I have things going on in the house. I can concentrate on God’s word even more and get a better sense and understanding. There is no rush. I don’t have to cut my time short in the word because I have to get my clothes together for work or I have to hurry up read this scripture because I have somewhere to be. Now it’s still, relaxing and I am experiencing God in a new way.”

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Voluntary imprisonment Standing against a common enemy

BY AYANNA CLARKE I WAS in deep conversation with a friend just the other day and we were reminiscing about activities we used to do on a Saturday afternoon. Reminisce seems such a funny word, considering the activities we were discussing were a part of recent and perpetual history. But it was indeed apt in light of the fact that we have been quarantined for weeks now, some of us with nary a glimpse of the outside, except for the momentary glances to see who dares pull into the driveway, walk past the window, or speaks in more than a hushed tone in the neighbour’s yard.

“Quarantine” – a word I never even thought about until now; a part of my vocabulary, but not used consistently or with any affection. Quarantine – reserved, in my mind, only for the sick and dying. Quarantine – a word of movie, stage or tome; certainly not for the vibrant, vivacious or virile amongst us.

Nonetheless, we all find ourselves in the words of singer Akon: “I’m locked up, they won’t let me out!” (And yes, to the ultra-religious of us, it is not a gospel song.) But after much thought I have come to appreciate this term. It epitomises the extra mile that we are willing to go in order to keep us all safe and alive.

It brings to mind the verse of scripture that reads, “Therefore, put on every piece of God’s armor so you will be able to resist the enemy in the time of evil.

Then after the battle you will still be standing firm.” (Ephesians 6:13, NLT) What could be more appropriate than seeing our isolation not as incarceration, but a voluntary imprisonment; a measure of standing, a piece of the Bahamian armour against an international threat. I prefer to think that by locking ourselves away we have taken a stand against further spread, further infection, further death. Of course, there are others who may feel differently. After all, jobs have been lost, money may be depleting quickly, and the constant fear of possible exposure looms ever ahead.

I have even heard sentiments of the uselessness of the entire distancing efforts, as more cases are being discovered. My response to all of these rebuttals is simple: “Having done all to stand, still

stand…”

As uncomfortable as it is, staying away from my sisters and brothers is a part of my stand.

My isolation from activities and outings is my resistance against a common enemy.

I count myself blessed to be able to rest and relax during this time. I count myself blessed to be able to catch up on projects that have languished in the face of a busy schedule. I count myself blessed to be able to interact with family and friends on a daily basis via the internet... persons with whom I have not conversed or connected in a very long time. What an amazing testament to our unity to hear from others: “I didn’t know my son was so funny. He is our entertainment.”

“I never knew my husband wanted to be a psychologist.” “We never drink this much water in our life.” “Sorry I couldn’t chat today; was completing a few projects I’ve been putting off.”

In our stand against the dreaded COVID-19, we have bonded over games and discussion; family meals and activities. We may not be out and about, but we are busy when it comes to the things that matter. I truly believe that when we emerge from what has become spaces of sacrifice, places of prayer, rooms of relaxation, we will be all the better for it. There is no doubt that this voluntary imprisonment will end. I already foresee services of thanksgiving and revelling in celebration of a reprieve from isolation and alone time. But I am determined to follow a more peaceful lifestyle. I now know that I can live without much of what I considered necessities, and I will ever be proud that for this instance, despite the sacrificial loss of my countrymen, financial uncertainty and change in the routine of life in the Bahamas, we became our brother’s keeper, banded together as a nation and took a stand.

God bless you this week!

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A creative Holy Week for believers

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S CHURCHES remain closed due the coronavirus outbreak, Bahamians were encouraged to get a little creative in their recognition of Holy Week and Easter.

Starting off on Palm Sunday, Catholic Archbishop Patrick Pinder encouraged all the faithful mark the day by placing a green branch on the front door of their homes during the morning; it didn’t need to be a large branch or even a palm branch.

Throughout the day, people not only shared photos via the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Nassau’s Facebook page, but also on their personal pages to showcase their front doors.

“In this time of social distancing and quarantining it was most impressive and heart-warming to see how many persons responded to the invitation to place a palm branch or some other shrub on their front door for Palm Sunday,” said the Archbishop.

“This invitation went out because we could not gather in the usual way for our Palm Sunday worship. The fact that so many people responded in this way tells us that so many of us feel the need to express our sense of togetherness even though we are physically separate. It tells us something of the power of symbols which can often speak louder and more powerfully than mere words. It reminds us that when the occasion calls for it we will find effective and potent ways to express our faith.”

He said Palm Sunday, properly called Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord, is the day believers celebrate the Lord’s entrance into Jerusalem just prior to His crucifixion.

The palms refer to the Palm Sunday, gospel account of the properly called Palm branches which the crowd cut and strewed Sunday of the Passion on the road as Jesus of the Lord, is the day passed by mounted on believers celebrate the a beast of burden.

“Palm Sunday Lord’s entrance into Palm Sunday is the is the start of Holy Jerusalem just prior to start of the most Week which is the most important week of His crucifixion. solemn period of the the year for Chrisyear for Christians. The tians,” said Archbishop liturgical colour for the day Pinder. is red, which symbolises the pasThe prevailing sentiment of sion of Christ; literally the shedding of his blood. At worship for most Chris- those who tuned into the digital celtians, the entire passion narrative of the ebration on Palm Sunday, he said, was gospel is read on Palm Sunday and then one of gratitude and praise to God. It is later in the week, on Good Friday, is moments like these that show Bahamiwhen the crucifixion itself is celebrated. ans how much we need each other and

EXAMPLES of Bahamians recognising Palm Sunday. Photos: Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Nassau’s Facebook Page

how much we need to express our faith in a loving God, he said.

Through the live streaming of the mass via the Archdiocesan Facebook page and later on YouTube on Holy Thursday, viewers were able to watch a modified celebration of the Mass of the Lord’s Supper when the church celebrated the gift of the Eucharist. On Good Friday, they were able to tune in to the Celebration of the Passion of the Lord at 12 noon; on Holy Saturday, April 11, an Easter vigil

was live-streamed, and on Easter Sunday, a mass was also held and viewed.

“Because of the lockdown conditions as required by the Emergency Orders currently in effect, we are not able to celebrate these uniquely beautiful and meaningful liturgies in the usual fashion.

During these days we can also join in celebrating these most solemn liturgies with the Holy Father, Pope Francis, over the EWTN channel 657,” said Archbishop Pinder.