Magdeline Agnes David also known as “Aunty” of Lower St. John’s, St Andrew, passed away on Tuesday 14th July, 2026 at the age of 98

She was the mother of: Leander David also knows as “Sooky” Adopted mother of: Howard David

Sister of: Phyllis David and Demonfort David, Aunt of many incl.: Bernadette in the US, Debra and Charmain in Canada, Racheal, Hermelyn, Marilyn, Yolande, Dalma, Edlyn, Radix, Raymond, Winston, Trevor, Desmond, Emmanuel, Kennedy and Partick in Grenada

Many cousins, other relatives & close friends including: the Hillaire, David, Robert, George and Marrast families, Nurse Jude Patterson and other nurses of the Hermitage Medical Center, doctors and nurses of the Princess Alice Hospital, Father Godwin from the Catholic Church, friends and neighbours of Lower St. John’s, Hermitage and surrounding areas

Funeral Service on Friday 21st August, 2026 at 2:00 pm at the Tivoli R C Church, St. Andrew, Interment at the Tivoli Cemetery

Roy Ashley Nedd also known as “Swanka” of Union, St. Andrew, passed away on Thursday 30th July, 2026 at the age of 83

He was the Father of: Ashton, Sonia, Debbie, Lydon, Leslie-Ann, John and Anthonia., Grandfather of: Makisha, Ashford, Clint, Donli, Darron, Adrian, Kelis, Allyna, Kalila, Josan, Zuriel and Cheyenne, Great grandfather of: Kyle, Cameron, Rose and A’irys (Aries)

Brother of: Gloria, Sileah, Lenno, Christine, Agnes, Agnita, Clearest and Josephine, Nephew of: Eric, Pearl and Rita, Uncle of many Brother in law of: Pansy, Eummer, Phillip, Serge and Phillberth, Father in law of: Alisa and Desire

Many other relatives and close friends including: Miss Ruby, the Hopkin, Charles, Andrew, Walcott and Collier families, the Coutain family of Union, farmers, friends and neighbors of Union and surrounding areas

Funeral Service on Thursday 27th August, 2026 at 1:30 pm at the La Qua Brothers Funeral Chapel, Gladstone Road, Grenville, St. Andrew, according to Pentecostal rites,  Interment at the Grand Bras Cemetery

Felix Gregory Lyons also known as “Shark & Bubeh” of La Poterie, St. Andrew, passed away on Thursday 3rd t October, 2024 at the age of 80

He was the father of: Maurice Baptiste, Adopted father of: Luther Baptiste, Brother of : Alstead Lyons, Brother in law of: Claire Lyons, Uncle of many including: Margaret, Pauline, Lystra and Valda in the USA, Withfield, Kathy-ann, Dale and Sterl in Grenada

Many cousins other relatives and friends including: Girl, Matron and staff of the Cadrona Home, staff of Princess Alice Hospital, the Richardson family of Tivoli, the Lyons family of La Poterie and Seamoon. Friends and neighbors of La Poterie, Tivoli and surrounding areas.

Funeral service and internment on Monday 14th October, 2024 at 2:00pm at the Grand Bras Cemetery according to Baptiste rites

Veronica David neé Mc Donald of Syracuse, St. David, passed away onS unday 26th July, 2026 at the age of 89

She was the Mother of: Teron Brizan, Grand Mother: Thyrell Brizan, Ishamali, (Ish-ma-ly) and Malick Alexander, Aunt of: the Bhagwan and Mc Donald families including Thera Creft

Other relatives and friends incl: the Bethel, Mahon, Millet and Lett families, her caregivers, the Ebenezer Church family, friends and neighbours of Syracuse, Corinth and Vincennes, St. David's and Morne Longue, St Andrew's.

Funeral Service on Friday 21st August, 2026 at 1:30pm  at The Seventh-day Adventist Church, Corinth, St. David according to Pentecostal Rites, Followed by Interment at the Corinth Cemetery

Patrick Swan of Carriere resided at Telescope, St. Andrew, passed away on Friday 30th August, 2024 at the age of 77

Father of: Shane and Diane in the UK, Brother of: Bertrand in the UK, Bevin and Leon in Grenada, Stepfather of: Althea, Shirleyann, Sarajane and Corneal in the UK,

Brother in law of: Roslyn Swan in the UK and Yolande in Grenada, Nephew of: Mary Bhola, Uncle of many including: Nashie, Gavin and Beverly in Grenada, Michael and Adrian in the UK

Many cousins, other relatives and friends including: Dorothy Bhola, Emlyn and Clarence Bain, Marjorie in the UK, Reela in the USA, Brenda Bhola, Terry Hillaire and the Bhola family of Tivoli and surrounding areas., the Thomas family of Hermitage including Bernadette Purcell, the Ringham family. Friends and neighbors of Telescope and Carrriere

Funeral service on Thursday 17th October,2024 at 2;00pm at The Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Tivoli, St. Andrew, Interment at the Family Cemetery Carriere

Ann-Marie Francis Benoit also known as “Teacher Ann-Marie” and “Ms. Ambrose” of Dougaldston, St. John, passed away on Thursday 16th July, 2026 at the age of 67

Funeral Service on Friday 21st August, 2026 at 1:00 pm at the St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Gouyave, St. John, Entombment at the Dougladston Cemetery

 In Loving Memory of Theresa P. Lewis

Sunrise: February 5, 1942
Sunset: June 28, 2026

Theresa P. Lewis, affectionately known as “Patsy,” was born on February 5, 1942, in Gouyave, St. John’s Parish, Grenada, to her beloved mother, Maggie Roman. As the eldest of her four siblings, Patsy embraced that role with pride and responsibility. She was a source of strength, guidance, and unwavering support, always putting her family and friends before herself. She was a protector, a nurturer, and someone her loved ones could always depend on.

As she grew into adulthood, Patsy carried these same qualities into her own family life. Theresa welcomed her first child, Roland Lewis, before meeting the love of her life, Norris Lewis. Together, they built a beautiful family and were blessed with three wonderful children: Angela Lewis, Lawrey “Wayne” Lewis, and Norril Lewis. Their love, commitment, and devotion to family created a legacy that continues through the generations.

With a shared vision for a brighter future, Norris and Theresa sought greater opportunities and migrated to the United States, settling in Brooklyn, New York. There, they built a life filled with hard work, determination, and love. Theresa began her career as a domestic worker, caring for a Jewish family while attending the Allen School to earn her Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification. After graduating, she was employed at St. Mary’s Hospital, where she faithfully cared for countless patients and formed lifelong friendships that stood the test of time. She was also an avid 1199 delegate, proudly advocating for her fellow workers and standing up for their rights. Among those dear friends were Viola, Ruby, Val, James, and Mr. Cox, whose friendships remained close throughout the years.

After many years of dedicated service and meaningful connections, a new chapter began when St. Mary’s Hospital closed in 2005. Patsy decided it was time to return home to Grenada. She spent precious time caring for her beloved Aunt Nelcia until her passing. She then settled into her inherited family home on the beautiful Spice Isle, lovingly renovating it into a place that reflected her warmth, pride, and impeccable standards.

Though she had returned home, her deep love for family continued to draw her back to those she cherished. In 2014, Patsy returned to Brooklyn to meet her first great-grandson, Ismail Amin Jr. From the moment they met, the two shared an inseparable bond. She absolutely adored her “Ishy,” and as he grew, so did her love and pride in him. When her great-granddaughter, Yara Amin, was born, Patsy often joked that she had finally met her match. Yara inherited the same fiery spirit, sharp tongue, and strong personality that made Patsy so unforgettable, and the two shared a special connection.

Throughout every stage of her life, Patsy’s greatest joy remained her family. She showed her love through the many delicious meals she lovingly prepared, making sure no one ever left her table hungry. Cooking was one of her greatest expressions of love. Whether she was sharing stories, offering advice, giving instructions in her unmistakable way, or simply bringing everyone together, Patsy’s home was filled with warmth, laughter, and love. She was the matriarch of her family—the blueprint of a strong, God-fearing woman whose generosity, resilience, unwavering faith, and unconditional love touched everyone she encountered.

Even as time passed and challenges arose, Patsy’s strength never faltered. In June 2026, Patsy’s health began to decline. Yet even in the face of illness, her fighting spirit never wavered. She continued cooking, continued telling everyone exactly what needed to be done, and remained determined to live life on her own terms. True to her independent spirit, she walked into the emergency room under her own strength. Sadly, despite her courageous fight, Theresa peacefully entered eternal rest on June 28, 2026.

In her passing, she was reunited in heaven with her beloved husband, Norris Lewis, her cherished children, Lawrey “Wayne” Lewis and Norril Lewis, and her cousin, Alston Boyke.

She leaves to cherish her precious memory her loving son, Roland Lewis her devoted daughter, Angela Lewis her beloved stepson, Jude Lewis ,her beloved siblings, Gemma, Gertrude, Richard, and Marjory her cherished grandchildren, Yannick, Wayne, Nykiah, Ayana, Sheddianne , and Rohan, along with many other beloved grandchildren her treasured great-grandchildren, Ismail Amin Jr. and Yara Amin her beloved nephew, Rawle Baker her nieces and nephews, Franka, Maria, Stacy, and Eric, along with many others her cousins, Peter Boyke and Frank Boyke, and a host of cousins, extended family members, lifelong friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing and loving her.

As we reflect on her remarkable life, Patsy was truly one of a kind. She was the heart of her family, the definition of strength, and the foundation upon which generations were built. She loved fiercely, gave generously, and lived faithfully. Although she is no longer with us in body, her spirit lives on in every lesson she taught, every meal she prepared, every laugh she shared, and every life she touched.

Her love will continue to guide us, her memories will forever comfort us, and her legacy will live on through all who were blessed to call her Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, Aunt, Sister, Friend, and simply… Patsy.

May her beautiful soul rest in eternal peace.   “Well done, good and faithful servant… Enter into the joy of your Lord.”   Matthew 25:23

Fabian Alexander also known as "Champie" of  Mardigras who resided in Pipe Track, Perdmontemps, St. David, passed on Wednesday 25th September, 2024 at the age of 81

Left to mourn his Children: Kathleen, Bertrand and Roland, Brother of: Calton in Canada, Justin, Wilma and Jacintha in Trinidad and Jeffrey and Hazel Hagley in Grenada, Uncle of many including: Earla, Rosamund, Sanda, Ingrid, Cheryl, Urmane, Urma and Kingsley

Other relatives and close friends including Pasty, Annette, Raquel, Helen, Jacqulyn, Leslie, Foxy and Aquinaus, the Mark family of Canada and St. Paul's, friends and neighbours of Pipe Track, Windsor Forest, Perdmontemps, Mardigras and surrounding areas

Funeral service on Thursday 17th October, 2024 at 1:00 pm at the Our Lady of the Rosery Roman Catholic Church, St. Paul's, St. George and interment at the Mt. Airy Cemetery