Eunice Phillips can be considered a pillar of her Glebe Land, St. George district. In fact, the Golda Phillips Walkway, named in her honour, is testament to how well-loved she is by neighbours and friends in the community. Golda, as she is affectionately called, never...
Ivy Ianthe Moore, was born in Crab Hill, St. Lucy. Educated at St. Swithins’ Girls’ School, she first worked as an Agricultural Labourer at Crab Hill, Plantation and later as a Public Bath Attendant with the Ministry of Health. Ivy married Ivan Moore now...
Baptized Angela Sylvia Browne but always referred to as Sylvia Angela, she was the second child of Stanley Browne, a seaman and Camilla Browne, a seamstress. She had one younger brother (Lester Browne) and one sister (Monica Elaine Wilkins). She also had two older...
Christopher Smith worked on board ships for several years. He had four daughters.
Clyde Foster is “an independent man who can stand on his own two feet” according to the popular song sung by Mike Grovesnor. This sprightly centenarian, who is well respected throughout his Waterhall Land Eagle Hall, St. Michael community, takes public...
