This island’s latest centenarian Etheline Louise Graham was the “lady of the hour” as relatives and friends gathered to celebrate the special milestone yesterday. Governor General Dame Sandra Mason, who joined via Skype, headed the list of well-wishers as the...
Isa Wickham was the lady of the hour when Governor General Dame Sandra Mason joined in the birthday celebrations on July 11th via Skype, along with the staff of the St. Michael Geriatric Hospital, to celebrate her milestone. Dame Sandra expressed thanks to the staff...
Eileen Sealy was born in Knight’s Village, St. John, and educated at Mount Tabor Primary School to seventh standard. After leaving school at age 14, she was employed as a maid at the then amalgamated police and fire station in Four Roads, where she spent 45 years in...
Lorraine Sargeant was born in Stewart Hill, St. John. Educated at the former Society Mixed School to seventh standard, Lorraine worked as a shop assistant with her aunt Vivian Taitt at the once popular Ms. Taitt village shop. Daughter Jenelle Sargeant-Gill said...
Lillian Jessamy Sargeant nee Trotman also affectionately known as Doris was born on the 2nd February 1911. She was the ninth of thirteen children born to Edward and Teressa Trotman of Mount St. George. In 1948, she married Vernal Sargeant who predeceased her in...
Keziah Vanlair Beaumont Clarke was born to Samuel Aaron Hall (a fisherman) and Florence Hall nee Headley (a housewife) at Olive Lodge Road, Paynes Bay, St. James, on December 25, 1919, and had eight other siblings. Her early education was at the St. John the...
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