Muriel Cave was a seamstress and a home-maker. Born in Ann Gill’s Road, St. Michael, she later moved to Bachelor’s Lane, Roebuck Street, the City. She received her early education at the Cathedral Primary School, which was located close to the Tom Adams...
Marjorie Doreta Banfield has helped to shape the academic achievements of many Barbadians. She grew up in Brighton, Black Rock, St. Michael where she attended St. Stephen’s Mixed School and later, the St. Michael School. On leaving St. Michael’s, Ms....
Loleta Worrell knew all about good customer service. She worked as a dispatcher in a shop and was happy serving her customers. Born in the Whim, St. Peter, Mrs. Worrell was educated at Mile-and-a-Quarter Girls’ School to seventh standard. Apart from working in the...
Lilian Williams was born in Bourne’s Village, St. George and went to school at St. Matthew’s School, Jackman’s St Michael. In her younger days, Mrs. Williams worked at various plantations in St. George before moving to Bibby’s Lane, St. Michael. While living in...
Gwendolyn “Daisy” Mayers lives by the maxim working hard, being happy and sharing that happiness with others. The effervescent centenarian, whose youthful looks belies her 101 years, was born in Hillaby, St. Andrew, and educated at St. Matthew’s School, St Michael. ...
Felix Alexander Husbands thrilled many audiences across Barbados when he went “down to low town” with other members of the Barbados Landship at various events. He was born in Balboa Heights, Panama on May 18, 1918, and came to Barbados with his parents Duncan Hinds...
