We regret to announce the passing of Walter Lee Lacey beloved husband of Sharon Mahon-Lacey, loving father to Walter Lacey Jr., and Alicia Underwood; brother to Jeanette Jackson and Deodis (Tody) Lacey; stepchildren: Craig Mahon, Zalika Leverock, Eric Leverock and Denise Jones, in his 77th year of # 28 Mary Victoria Road, Devonshire.
We regret to announce the passing of William Thomas Rowland of # 9 Chapel of Ease Lane, St. David’s in his 68th year. He was the beloved husband of Pamela, loving father to Amanda and papa to Mila, numerous relatives and dear friends too many to name.
AMIS Memorial Chapel regrets to announce the passing of MAXWELL LOWRY HENRY QUIN of #12 Belmont Heights, Warwick WK06. Maxwell is the beloved husband of Ana Merced Quin; Father to Catherine (Husband) James Davies; Stepfather to: Mark Evan, Kristine Joy and Ralph Justin Anonuevo; Brother to Louisa Quin; Grandfather to Tobias and Eli Quin and many more colleagues and friends to many to mention.
A Funeral Service for Maxwell will be held on Thursday December 11th, 2025, at The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Church Street, Hamilton at 12:00 NOON. There will be no viewing and no interment.
In lieu of flowers, family and friends are welcome to make donations to PALS in honor of Maxwell.
The service will be stream live on: (youtube.com/jrocbda
A Funeral Service for Maxwell will be held on Thursday December 11th, 2025, at The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Church Street, Hamilton at 12:00 NOON. There will be no viewing and no interment.
In lieu of flowers, family and friends are welcome to make donations to PALS in honor of Maxwell.
The service will be stream live on: (youtube.com/jrocbda
AMIS Memorial Chapel regrets to announce the passing of KEHINDE ABINOLA LUCILLE GEORGE of Warwick Parish. The funeral service will be on Sunday, December 7th, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Warwick.
THERE WILL BE NO VEIWING.
Kehinde will be sadly missed. She leaves to mourn her daughter Kayo; her twin sister Taiwo; her special nephew Nathan; brothers Gerald (Sheilagh) and Oli (Katharina); her nephews Duncan (Nicole), Andrew (Cathie) and Jacob; her niece Sophia; Great nieces Lauren and Colette; Great nephews Elliot, Laurence and Dominic; God children Kemi Bowley and Conrad Baker; cousins Sandra (Denis), Clifford (Jessica), Roderick (Joy), Rochelle, Stephanie, Melvin (Liane), Edwin (Beza), Cynthia (Kent), Berneice, Paul, Michael (Carolyn); special cousins and friends the Bushara family, Jerome and Suzanne Darrell, Robin Oniel, Dr. Catherine Wakeley, Peter Carpenter, Michele Burden and Pamela as well as many other cousins and friends too numerous to mention by name but all truly loved.
The family wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to:
St Mary’s Church family, Father Carl Williams, King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Rod Attride Stirling and the ASW Law Family.
The service can be viewed livestream via youtube.com/jrocbda
THERE WILL BE NO VEIWING.
Kehinde will be sadly missed. She leaves to mourn her daughter Kayo; her twin sister Taiwo; her special nephew Nathan; brothers Gerald (Sheilagh) and Oli (Katharina); her nephews Duncan (Nicole), Andrew (Cathie) and Jacob; her niece Sophia; Great nieces Lauren and Colette; Great nephews Elliot, Laurence and Dominic; God children Kemi Bowley and Conrad Baker; cousins Sandra (Denis), Clifford (Jessica), Roderick (Joy), Rochelle, Stephanie, Melvin (Liane), Edwin (Beza), Cynthia (Kent), Berneice, Paul, Michael (Carolyn); special cousins and friends the Bushara family, Jerome and Suzanne Darrell, Robin Oniel, Dr. Catherine Wakeley, Peter Carpenter, Michele Burden and Pamela as well as many other cousins and friends too numerous to mention by name but all truly loved.
The family wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to:
St Mary’s Church family, Father Carl Williams, King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Rod Attride Stirling and the ASW Law Family.
The service can be viewed livestream via youtube.com/jrocbda
The family is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Scherrie Lynn (Eggen) Golden. In her 72nd year of Jews Bay, Southampton.
She was the fourth daughter born to the late William and Agnes (Crofton) Golden of Southampton. Scherrie is predeceased by her brother and sister Goldie and Gail (Baker) and survived by her sister Shelia (Shrinanrine).
She leaves behind her former husband, Christopher Eggen, and their four children: Sarah Eggen, Christine Caines (Travis), Christopher Eggen and Hannah Eggen. Also, her grandchildren: William, Travis II, Olivia and Michael. She is also remembered by a large and loving circle of family and friends—far too many to name individually—who were touched by her kindness and unwavering spirit.
A special acknowledgment is extended to her devoted support system, Dorothy and Bobbie. Thank you for your love, care, and presence.
Scherrie passed peacefully, surrounded by her family. The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude for the outpouring of encouragement, sympathy, and support during this difficult time.
Honoring her wishes, there will be no funeral service. May she rest in peace until we meet again.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in her name to LCCA.
She was the fourth daughter born to the late William and Agnes (Crofton) Golden of Southampton. Scherrie is predeceased by her brother and sister Goldie and Gail (Baker) and survived by her sister Shelia (Shrinanrine).
She leaves behind her former husband, Christopher Eggen, and their four children: Sarah Eggen, Christine Caines (Travis), Christopher Eggen and Hannah Eggen. Also, her grandchildren: William, Travis II, Olivia and Michael. She is also remembered by a large and loving circle of family and friends—far too many to name individually—who were touched by her kindness and unwavering spirit.
A special acknowledgment is extended to her devoted support system, Dorothy and Bobbie. Thank you for your love, care, and presence.
Scherrie passed peacefully, surrounded by her family. The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude for the outpouring of encouragement, sympathy, and support during this difficult time.
Honoring her wishes, there will be no funeral service. May she rest in peace until we meet again.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in her name to LCCA.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of June Nellie Louise North in her 89th year, beloved wife of the late Michael ‘Mike’ Anthony North, mother of Susan (Steve), David, Michael, Mark ‘Snowy’ (d. 1998), and Jason ‘SkuzZie’ (Heidi), sister to Brenda (d.) and Suzanne (John).
Survived by multiple grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, family and friends.
A special thank you to Steve, Rea, Michelle, Susan, and Robert for their unwavering support during her final 2 years which were spent living in the UK.
A graveside celebration of life service will be held at St. Mark’s Cemetery on Friday December 12th at 3:00pm.
Survived by multiple grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, family and friends.
A special thank you to Steve, Rea, Michelle, Susan, and Robert for their unwavering support during her final 2 years which were spent living in the UK.
A graveside celebration of life service will be held at St. Mark’s Cemetery on Friday December 12th at 3:00pm.
AMIS Memorial Chapel regrets to announce the passing of GERALD LEON FUBLER, son of the late Louis and Marion (Mickey) Fubler; Sisters: Gwendolyn Trott, Dorothea (Dot) Basden (deceased); Brothers: Louis Jr. (deceased), Charles (deceased) Brenda, Anthony, Claude (Valeeta), Rodney (Joanne), Clinton (Felicia) and Kevin. Special mention to Fabian Pile, who was like a son to Gerald. Special nieces: Lushay, Kim, Frenchie, Kiwana, Shanay and Sierrah. Numerous other nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A memorial service will be held for Cathy-Ann Linda Ray (daughter of the late David Ray and Betty-Ann Ray) in her 65th year of #8 Warwickshire Drive, Warwick on Friday December 12, 2025, at 2:30pm at The Arboretum. She leaves behind siblings- Danny Ray (Georgetta), Heather Seymour (Kavin), and David "Jonah" Ray Jr., daughter- Shanee Ray (Micah), granddaughter- Se-Lah Ray, grandson- Sincere Simons, life partner- Randolph "Randy" Davis Jr., niece- Natasha Ray, nephews- Nathaniel Ray, Gervel Seymour (Trina), Nicholas Ray, Rayjuan Seymour (Precious), Zakari Seymour (Bria) and Jonah Hassell, great nieces- Aniyah Ray, K'ah Seymour, Akari Seymour-Maybury and E'miray Evans-Seymour, great nephews- Aidan Ray and Kazai Seymour, godchildren- Derwin Adams Jr., Trenton Brangman Jr., Tiffany Smith, Jonathan Ratteray, Delbert Doars Jr. and Paige Tablot, surviving aunts- Virginia DeSilva (also godmother), Gladys Madeiros and Bertha Marshall, special friends, Stephany Davis, Heather Doars, Donelle Bean and Kavin Sampson and numerous other relatives, friends, and colleagues, too many to mention. The family request that pink be worn in her honor.
The children of Pamela Robinson are deeply saddened to announce her passing.
Pam is predeceased by her parents Bill and Gwen Indge, and her beloved sister Laurie (David). She was a devoted mother to Reid (Jen), Gray (Kari) and Rebecca (Andrew) Locke and cherished Grandmother to Carys Locke, with whom she shared a special bond.
Pam's immeasurable kindness, quick wit and generous spirit were treasured by her dearest friends Judy Rollin, Jean Males, Gayle Clay and the late Lesley Hayward. Her circle of friends and extended family is too large to name, a testament to the many lives she touched with her warmth, grace and charm.
She will be deeply missed.
Our heartfelt gratitude to Dr Judy Boyce, Michele at BCHC and the teams at PALS and Healthcare Solutions for their exceptional compassion and devoted care throughout Pams final year.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that a memorial donation be made in Pam's name to PALS.
Pam is predeceased by her parents Bill and Gwen Indge, and her beloved sister Laurie (David). She was a devoted mother to Reid (Jen), Gray (Kari) and Rebecca (Andrew) Locke and cherished Grandmother to Carys Locke, with whom she shared a special bond.
Pam's immeasurable kindness, quick wit and generous spirit were treasured by her dearest friends Judy Rollin, Jean Males, Gayle Clay and the late Lesley Hayward. Her circle of friends and extended family is too large to name, a testament to the many lives she touched with her warmth, grace and charm.
She will be deeply missed.
Our heartfelt gratitude to Dr Judy Boyce, Michele at BCHC and the teams at PALS and Healthcare Solutions for their exceptional compassion and devoted care throughout Pams final year.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that a memorial donation be made in Pam's name to PALS.
We regret to announce the death of HEDWIG MARIE TERCEIRA in her 95th year of 24 Jubilee Road, Devonshire, wife of Norman A. Terceira (deceased), dearly loved mother of Christel (Simon), Karl (Helen), Murray (Kate) and Norman. She was the daughter of Karl and Luise Wegst (deceased) of Germany and her siblings Karl (deceased), Ernst, Sophie (deceased), Liese, and Eugen all of Germany.
Loving grandmother to Ryan, Christine (Dustin), Chelsea (Bradley), Stephanie (Ariah), Mark and Will, and great grandmother to Rylan, Kaius and Alison.
Thanks to special friends Mingo, Dianne, Barbara and carers Meaghan, Kerrie and Rosalie.
The Funeral service will be held TODAY Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025, at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Paget at 3:00 p.m. THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING.
Loving grandmother to Ryan, Christine (Dustin), Chelsea (Bradley), Stephanie (Ariah), Mark and Will, and great grandmother to Rylan, Kaius and Alison.
Thanks to special friends Mingo, Dianne, Barbara and carers Meaghan, Kerrie and Rosalie.
The Funeral service will be held TODAY Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025, at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Paget at 3:00 p.m. THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING.
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of GARTH JOHN BRIDGE HAYWARD; beloved son of Harry Hayward and Kathleen M. Cook (Bridge); loving brother of Shonah Tomasi (Luca) and Gabriel Luca (nephew), Misty-Rose Baker and Ryan Baker; beloved grandson of Winifred and Harry Hayward Sr. (deceased); loving nephew of Jeanette Greenslade (Stanley), Catherine Hollis (TA) (deceased), Donald Hayward (deceased), & Jacklyn Hayward-Gregory (deceased), Joanne Hayward Kippax (Frank) and Harley Hayward (Diane), of Southampton in his 58th year.
A Graveside service Celebrating the Life of Garth will be held on Thursday 4th December 2025 at St. John’s Cemetery, Pembroke, at 3:30 p.m.
Also surviving and leaving to cherish his memory are special cousins: Stanley Greenslade Jr. (Terrie), John Greenslade (Terry-Lynn), Susan Gilmor (Paul), Thad Hollis, Adria Russo, Ellen-Jane Hollis, Jennifer Kempe, Elizabeth Kempe-Brown, Daniel Hayward (Danielle) and Matthew Hayward; special friend Sandy Butterfield, nephews (UK), George, Joe, Tom and great niece Ivy-Mae, numerous other younger cousins, relatives and friends. Colours may be worn. In lieu of flowers, kindly donate to Focus Counselling Services in Garth’s memory.
A Graveside service Celebrating the Life of Garth will be held on Thursday 4th December 2025 at St. John’s Cemetery, Pembroke, at 3:30 p.m.
Also surviving and leaving to cherish his memory are special cousins: Stanley Greenslade Jr. (Terrie), John Greenslade (Terry-Lynn), Susan Gilmor (Paul), Thad Hollis, Adria Russo, Ellen-Jane Hollis, Jennifer Kempe, Elizabeth Kempe-Brown, Daniel Hayward (Danielle) and Matthew Hayward; special friend Sandy Butterfield, nephews (UK), George, Joe, Tom and great niece Ivy-Mae, numerous other younger cousins, relatives and friends. Colours may be worn. In lieu of flowers, kindly donate to Focus Counselling Services in Garth’s memory.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of SHAWN G. TROTT of #8 Tribe Road #5 Southampton West., son of Philmore Trott and the late Sharon Darrell, brother to Helen Trott, Laurie Trott (deceased). Uncle to nieces, Koliesha, Zariah and nephew Nyree Trott. Aunts Maybelline Black, Diane Tucker, Amanda Joell. Special friends Damien Burch, Craig "Bubbles" Darrell, Bruce Bean and his Joaquin and Bowen relatives. The memorial Service will be held at Amis Memorial Chapel, Kyber Pass Warwick, Friday November 28th at 2pm.
There will be no viewing.
There will be no viewing.
MOTHER PATRICIA was born in 1935, to George and Mabel Sherwood, her brother Sydney was 11 yrs old. They lived initially at the mount the apartment block built by Mabel, & still standing today on East Broadway. As we all know she was born to dance and perform.
Her earliest account of performing was appearing from behind curtains (at about 18 months old). Dancing for her mother’s friends. By the age of four, she was attending ballet class and became a pupil of every dance teacher who visited the Island.
She was ‘on stage’ age 4yrs at the Colonial Opera House on Victoria Street, dancing the minuet with Florence Floyd, and the Irish jig. She recalls many performances with Trixi Halliwell, who was known to some as Mrs. Stubbins. During the war years, at Dockyard, at Trinity Hall, Hamilton, and at The Catholic Hall with Anthony Ferraz accompanying them on piano. Diana Greene-Diel was her teacher for several years, and Connie Bainbridge was a mentor.
At Bermuda High School for Girls, she learned elocution, diction, acting and pantomime from, Eleanor Brass. Our family joke is that her voice projection was such she did not need a telephone!
Age 9 to13 she was the voice of Jane in the Z.B.M. radio evening production of ‘The adventures of Jane and Tommy’, a fictional story of a genie and the blue grotto mirroring the history of Bermuda.
On her 14th Birthday she met Donald Gray who was 16yrs. The party was held in the Sherwood Mannor Hotel in fairylands, were she lived, as it was owned by her parents. Her cousin Stanley was dating Lidge (Donald’s sister) and they did not need his company. After this, Donald would wait outside the High School every day and escort her home. They spent many an evening on the dance floor at the hotel.
She also danced at events organised by the Bermuda Art Association (BAA), founded by Christine Diel. The BAA’s annual Arts Ball featured dance, it was during those performances that she met Bermudian dancer Ray Tanva, and he became her first partner, and lifelong friend.
She continued to dance at every opportunity, performing in ‘We Were Dancing’ at Kindley Field, and again in the same show on ZBM-TV, on stage behind the ‘Water Show’ at Langton pool, in outdoor productions of Shakespeare at the Botanical Gardens, in Jerry Wilmott’s Christmas Show, and at the annual fetes presented by the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association. in the Bermudiana Gardens, Government House Gardens, Bloomfield Gardens, and many other places
Arthur Murray opened a dance studio in Bermuda in 1948 with teacher Lil McCrealis and, where as a teenager she was both pupil and teacher at the studio.
In 1950, she travelled to London where she studied with Master Nikolas Legat’s wife, Nadine Nikolaeva Legat, as well as with Valentin Provitch, Ana Roje and Oskar Harmos, at the Legat School of Ballet. She danced with the Legat Ballet Company for the 1951-52 season in England and continental Europe. At this time Donald and
Lidge (now separated from Stanley) had an apartment in little Chester St, where she was a frequent visitor, between studies.
Later, she enrolled at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she also studied ballet with Madame Cleo Nordi, as well as opera and theatre.
Her meeting with Ana Roje, who became her mentor and teacher, led to an invitation to Yugoslavia (now Croatia) to study at the International Ballet School. She became a soloist with the Yugoslav National Theatre in Split for the 1952-53 season, and in 1954 represented Yugoslavia at a performance at the United Nations on the occasion of the dedication of a statue by Yugoslav sculptor Milorad Mestrovic. His sculpture, The Horse, still stands outside the UN building in New York.
She also danced in New York, at Ballet Russe, before returning to London to obtain her teacher’s degree from the Federation of Russian Ballet.
During her years away from Bermuda, she returned often – and on each occasion, she passed on her knowledge in dance classes. In 1955, she married Donald Gray and founded the School of Russian Ballet in the same year. At this time, she also met Sally Branch who taught in the school with her. Later Katina Woodley and Coral Patterson also taught and eventually took over the school. Tandy was born 1956. Anna Roje did not speak to her for a while as marriage and children did not lend themselves to a ballet career. But as we all know that did not actually prevent her in any way.
Now that she was back in Bermuda, she teamed up with Ray Tanva and did floor shows at the hotels- Castle Harbour, Bermudiana, Belmont and Inverurie. Ray often commented that he picked up Tandy before her mother did! She also travelled to New York and danced with her former partner from her Yugoslav National Theatre days, Miles Marsden. She performed on live television and also accompanied Ana Roje as she taught at the Ballet Russe.
On the birth of her son, Robin (she wanted him properly educated) so she created and, ran a nursery school (peter pan) in the mornings and taught ballet classes in the evening. This led to many nannies to aid the working mother. Donald also spent a year building a house in Jennings Land with his buddy Dicky Bird. This meant she was the sole earner for the family.
When Ray Tanva left the Island to pursue a career in dance, she began working for the Dept of Eduction teaching dance in the Island’s schools. Even the football teams. So many Bermudians will have known her.
She invited Ana to Bermuda in 1958 to assess the standard of the local students – this was to be the beginning of Ana Roje’s long association with Bermuda, a partnership that was to have a profound effect on the Island’s dance development.
Ana staged the first semi-professional production in 1959, of Giselle with local corps de ballet to mark the Island’s 350th anniversary. This performance, at a specially constructed outdoor theatre at Prospect, was part of the first Bermuda Ballet Week, an event that proved to be the forerunner to the Bermuda Festival. The most important aspect of this performance was the fact that for the first time local dancers
who had been trained here on the Island were given a chance to perform at company level.
The Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society established a Ballet Committee in 1961 – joining her as leading members were Rene Northover, Elsbeth Gibson, Bob Clarke, and John Profit. That year, Ana Roje staged ‘Invitation to the Dance’, and Patricia danced lead. The School of Russian Ballet began to stage bi-annual productions of the school of Russian ballet Alice in wonderland, Sleeping beauty, Emperor’s nightingale, frosty the snowman etc.
The Bermuda Ballet Association was established in 1962, The organisation sought to promote ballet on the Island by providing scholarships, showing films and giving lectures.
Bermuda Civic Ballet in 1972 was initiated by Patricia as she wanted Ana Roje & Oskar her husband to produce Devil in the Viliage at Rosemont Cinema. Patricia dancing the lead-Jela. The performance began a tradition of a major ballet being presented annually by the Civic Ballet. In 1980, she danced the “Pas de Deux” in Faust.
The Civic Company was invited to the International Youth Festival in Aberdeen, Scotland in 1979, and again in 1981. In 1979, the company performed in the south of England before heading north to Scotland.
Patricia’s focus on education and opportunity for all students led to her offering scholarships to students who could not otherwise afford tuition. She also re-established, and took young students to, the Ana Roje International Summer School in Yugoslavia to further their dance education and introduced examinations for dance students.
Over the course of her career, has served as President of the American Society of Russian Ballet, and a representative of the Russian Ballet London organisation, and has lectured on, and demonstrated, the Legat teaching system internationally. She was invited to sit on the Panel of Judges at the Zagreb National Theatre for the International Dance Competition in 2010.
She was given an OBE in queens hours for her service to Ballet in Bermuda. She was also honoured by the Ministry of Education in Bermuda, as well as by the ADLEV Entertainment Awards, for her contributions to education and entertainment.
In accordance with Mother’s wishes, there will be no service.
Family and friends may make donations to PALS in her honor. Bank of Butterfield Account # 20-006-060-719330-100.
Her earliest account of performing was appearing from behind curtains (at about 18 months old). Dancing for her mother’s friends. By the age of four, she was attending ballet class and became a pupil of every dance teacher who visited the Island.
She was ‘on stage’ age 4yrs at the Colonial Opera House on Victoria Street, dancing the minuet with Florence Floyd, and the Irish jig. She recalls many performances with Trixi Halliwell, who was known to some as Mrs. Stubbins. During the war years, at Dockyard, at Trinity Hall, Hamilton, and at The Catholic Hall with Anthony Ferraz accompanying them on piano. Diana Greene-Diel was her teacher for several years, and Connie Bainbridge was a mentor.
At Bermuda High School for Girls, she learned elocution, diction, acting and pantomime from, Eleanor Brass. Our family joke is that her voice projection was such she did not need a telephone!
Age 9 to13 she was the voice of Jane in the Z.B.M. radio evening production of ‘The adventures of Jane and Tommy’, a fictional story of a genie and the blue grotto mirroring the history of Bermuda.
On her 14th Birthday she met Donald Gray who was 16yrs. The party was held in the Sherwood Mannor Hotel in fairylands, were she lived, as it was owned by her parents. Her cousin Stanley was dating Lidge (Donald’s sister) and they did not need his company. After this, Donald would wait outside the High School every day and escort her home. They spent many an evening on the dance floor at the hotel.
She also danced at events organised by the Bermuda Art Association (BAA), founded by Christine Diel. The BAA’s annual Arts Ball featured dance, it was during those performances that she met Bermudian dancer Ray Tanva, and he became her first partner, and lifelong friend.
She continued to dance at every opportunity, performing in ‘We Were Dancing’ at Kindley Field, and again in the same show on ZBM-TV, on stage behind the ‘Water Show’ at Langton pool, in outdoor productions of Shakespeare at the Botanical Gardens, in Jerry Wilmott’s Christmas Show, and at the annual fetes presented by the Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association. in the Bermudiana Gardens, Government House Gardens, Bloomfield Gardens, and many other places
Arthur Murray opened a dance studio in Bermuda in 1948 with teacher Lil McCrealis and, where as a teenager she was both pupil and teacher at the studio.
In 1950, she travelled to London where she studied with Master Nikolas Legat’s wife, Nadine Nikolaeva Legat, as well as with Valentin Provitch, Ana Roje and Oskar Harmos, at the Legat School of Ballet. She danced with the Legat Ballet Company for the 1951-52 season in England and continental Europe. At this time Donald and
Lidge (now separated from Stanley) had an apartment in little Chester St, where she was a frequent visitor, between studies.
Later, she enrolled at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she also studied ballet with Madame Cleo Nordi, as well as opera and theatre.
Her meeting with Ana Roje, who became her mentor and teacher, led to an invitation to Yugoslavia (now Croatia) to study at the International Ballet School. She became a soloist with the Yugoslav National Theatre in Split for the 1952-53 season, and in 1954 represented Yugoslavia at a performance at the United Nations on the occasion of the dedication of a statue by Yugoslav sculptor Milorad Mestrovic. His sculpture, The Horse, still stands outside the UN building in New York.
She also danced in New York, at Ballet Russe, before returning to London to obtain her teacher’s degree from the Federation of Russian Ballet.
During her years away from Bermuda, she returned often – and on each occasion, she passed on her knowledge in dance classes. In 1955, she married Donald Gray and founded the School of Russian Ballet in the same year. At this time, she also met Sally Branch who taught in the school with her. Later Katina Woodley and Coral Patterson also taught and eventually took over the school. Tandy was born 1956. Anna Roje did not speak to her for a while as marriage and children did not lend themselves to a ballet career. But as we all know that did not actually prevent her in any way.
Now that she was back in Bermuda, she teamed up with Ray Tanva and did floor shows at the hotels- Castle Harbour, Bermudiana, Belmont and Inverurie. Ray often commented that he picked up Tandy before her mother did! She also travelled to New York and danced with her former partner from her Yugoslav National Theatre days, Miles Marsden. She performed on live television and also accompanied Ana Roje as she taught at the Ballet Russe.
On the birth of her son, Robin (she wanted him properly educated) so she created and, ran a nursery school (peter pan) in the mornings and taught ballet classes in the evening. This led to many nannies to aid the working mother. Donald also spent a year building a house in Jennings Land with his buddy Dicky Bird. This meant she was the sole earner for the family.
When Ray Tanva left the Island to pursue a career in dance, she began working for the Dept of Eduction teaching dance in the Island’s schools. Even the football teams. So many Bermudians will have known her.
She invited Ana to Bermuda in 1958 to assess the standard of the local students – this was to be the beginning of Ana Roje’s long association with Bermuda, a partnership that was to have a profound effect on the Island’s dance development.
Ana staged the first semi-professional production in 1959, of Giselle with local corps de ballet to mark the Island’s 350th anniversary. This performance, at a specially constructed outdoor theatre at Prospect, was part of the first Bermuda Ballet Week, an event that proved to be the forerunner to the Bermuda Festival. The most important aspect of this performance was the fact that for the first time local dancers
who had been trained here on the Island were given a chance to perform at company level.
The Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society established a Ballet Committee in 1961 – joining her as leading members were Rene Northover, Elsbeth Gibson, Bob Clarke, and John Profit. That year, Ana Roje staged ‘Invitation to the Dance’, and Patricia danced lead. The School of Russian Ballet began to stage bi-annual productions of the school of Russian ballet Alice in wonderland, Sleeping beauty, Emperor’s nightingale, frosty the snowman etc.
The Bermuda Ballet Association was established in 1962, The organisation sought to promote ballet on the Island by providing scholarships, showing films and giving lectures.
Bermuda Civic Ballet in 1972 was initiated by Patricia as she wanted Ana Roje & Oskar her husband to produce Devil in the Viliage at Rosemont Cinema. Patricia dancing the lead-Jela. The performance began a tradition of a major ballet being presented annually by the Civic Ballet. In 1980, she danced the “Pas de Deux” in Faust.
The Civic Company was invited to the International Youth Festival in Aberdeen, Scotland in 1979, and again in 1981. In 1979, the company performed in the south of England before heading north to Scotland.
Patricia’s focus on education and opportunity for all students led to her offering scholarships to students who could not otherwise afford tuition. She also re-established, and took young students to, the Ana Roje International Summer School in Yugoslavia to further their dance education and introduced examinations for dance students.
Over the course of her career, has served as President of the American Society of Russian Ballet, and a representative of the Russian Ballet London organisation, and has lectured on, and demonstrated, the Legat teaching system internationally. She was invited to sit on the Panel of Judges at the Zagreb National Theatre for the International Dance Competition in 2010.
She was given an OBE in queens hours for her service to Ballet in Bermuda. She was also honoured by the Ministry of Education in Bermuda, as well as by the ADLEV Entertainment Awards, for her contributions to education and entertainment.
In accordance with Mother’s wishes, there will be no service.
Family and friends may make donations to PALS in her honor. Bank of Butterfield Account # 20-006-060-719330-100.
The Funeral Service for Donald Repose Moniz (Donnie) in his 86th year of 17 Sentinel Hill, Southampton, will be held on Friday 21st November 2025 at 2:00pm at St. Mark’s Anglican Church, South Road, Smiths. There will be no viewing. Interment will follow in St. Mark’s Cemetery. He leaves to cherish his memory his devoted wife Yvonne, loving father to Donald Jr., Michael (deceased) and Dean (Denise); proud grandfather to Miguel & Kayla Moniz, son of the late Daniel and Elizabeth Moniz; brother to the late Leonard, sister Shirlyn (Vernal) & family of Canada; brothers in law: Bill & Christina of Australia, Jeff & Ed of the UK; sister in law Sandra & Ian of the UK, many other family members and friends too many to mention. In lieu of flowers, donations to dementiabermuda.bm/donate will be greatly appreciated.
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Garth John Bridge Hayward; beloved son of Harry Hayward and Kathleen M. Cook (Bridge); loving brother of Shonah Tomasi (Luca) and Gabriel Luca (nephew), Misty-Rose Baker and Ryan Baker; beloved grandson of Winifred and Harry Hayward Sr. (deceased); loving nephew of Jeanette Greenslade (Stanley), Catherine Hollis (TA) (deceased), Donald Hayward (deceased), Joanne Hayward Kippax (Frank) and Harley Hayward (Diane), of Southampton in his 58th year.
Also surviving and leaving to cherish his memory are special cousins: Stanley Greenslade Jr. (Terrie), John Greenslade (Terry-Lynn), Susan Gilmor (Paul), Thad Hollis, Adria Russo, Ellen-Jane Hollis, Jennifer Kempe, Elizabeth Kempe-Brown, Daniel Hayward (Danielle) and Matthew Hayward; special friend Sandy Butterfield, nephews (UK), George, Joe, Tom and great niece Ivy-Mae, numerous other younger cousins, relatives and friends. In lieu of flowers, kindly donate to Focus Counselling Services in Gareth’s memory.
Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Also surviving and leaving to cherish his memory are special cousins: Stanley Greenslade Jr. (Terrie), John Greenslade (Terry-Lynn), Susan Gilmor (Paul), Thad Hollis, Adria Russo, Ellen-Jane Hollis, Jennifer Kempe, Elizabeth Kempe-Brown, Daniel Hayward (Danielle) and Matthew Hayward; special friend Sandy Butterfield, nephews (UK), George, Joe, Tom and great niece Ivy-Mae, numerous other younger cousins, relatives and friends. In lieu of flowers, kindly donate to Focus Counselling Services in Gareth’s memory.
Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
We regret to announce the passing of Donald Repose Moniz (Donnie) in his 86th year of 17 Sentinel Hill, Southampton; devoted husband of Yvonne, loving father to Donald Jr., Michael (deceased) and Dean (Denise); proud grandfather to Miguel & Kayla Moniz, son of the late Daniel and Elizabeth Moniz; brother to the late Leonard, sister Shirlyn (Vernal) & family of Canada; brothers in law: Bill & Christina of Australia, Jeff & Ed of the UK; sister in law Sandra & Ian of the UK.
A Memorial service honouring the life of ALLAN ELFIE ‘ROOSTER’ CANN, son of the late Elfie and Vendell Cann; he was the beloved husband of the late Paula Cann; Allan was the loving father of Marlon Cann (Andrew), Lorna Armstrong (Kunta), Scymone Richardson (Frederick) and Erica Cann (Melvin); brother of Tanya Goodchild, Janet Cann, Vandy Nunn (Eddie) Vernal Cann (Lavern), Sharon Ward and Ronue Cann, in his 80th year, of 5 Granaway Drive, Southampton will be held on Saturday, 22nd November 2025 at St James Anglican Church, Church Road, Sandys at 11.00 am. Interment will follow in St James Cemetery. Visitation for family and friends will be held on Wednesday, 19th November 2025 from 6:00 to 7:30pm at AMIS Memorial Chapel, Khyber Pass, Warwick.
He leaves to celebrate his life grandchildren Marquel (Tanaya) and Rachael Waldron; Aiyana and Ajani Cann; Jaaziah, Saneyah and Saezjah Richardson; Kinte Armstrong, Amayah and Aydenne Smith; great grandchildren Micah and Mateo Waldron; brothers-in-law Winfield and Malcolm Simmons, sister-in-law Lori-Jean Smith. Nieces, nephews and cousins too numerous to mention.
You may join the service via live stream on TNN.
He leaves to celebrate his life grandchildren Marquel (Tanaya) and Rachael Waldron; Aiyana and Ajani Cann; Jaaziah, Saneyah and Saezjah Richardson; Kinte Armstrong, Amayah and Aydenne Smith; great grandchildren Micah and Mateo Waldron; brothers-in-law Winfield and Malcolm Simmons, sister-in-law Lori-Jean Smith. Nieces, nephews and cousins too numerous to mention.
You may join the service via live stream on TNN.
We regret to announce the passing of Sinclair Dawson Robinson, beloved husband of Linda Robinson, loving father to Zico Hewey, Jonathan Richardson, Ysahai Martin and Yusef Bean, and brother to Donald Robinson, in his 72nd year of # 11A Coral Hill, Warwick.
A Graveside Service Celebrating his life will be held on Wednesday, 19th November 2025 at Pembroke Parish Cemetery at 2:00pm. Visitation for family and friends will be held on Tuesday, 18th November 2025 at AMIS Memorial Chapel, Khyber Pass, Warwick from 6:00 to 7:30pm only.
He leaves to cherish his memory, grandchildren: Z’iyceo Glasford, Zinito Lima and Zavi Hewey; aunts: Greta Edness (Raymond), Valerie Dill (Carlton) and Shirley Brangman (Inga); uncles: Gerald Simons (Shielagh), Gerard Bean, Shirley Robinson Jr. and Otha Cole (USA); nephews: Naurice and Delano Williams; brothers and sisters-in-law: Ivan and Sinclair Bean (Tony), the late Allan and Andrew Wilmot, Dolina Davis (Gerald), Carol Philip and Allana Holzochuher (Thomas) and their families; special family Kelly and Wesley (Roy) Tucker.
Sinclair was predeceased by parents: Joan Dickerson and Sinclair Robinson Sr.; sisters: Ismay Williams and Heather Raynor and brother Anthony Robinson.
The family request attendees consider wearing orange in honour of Sinclair
A Graveside Service Celebrating his life will be held on Wednesday, 19th November 2025 at Pembroke Parish Cemetery at 2:00pm. Visitation for family and friends will be held on Tuesday, 18th November 2025 at AMIS Memorial Chapel, Khyber Pass, Warwick from 6:00 to 7:30pm only.
He leaves to cherish his memory, grandchildren: Z’iyceo Glasford, Zinito Lima and Zavi Hewey; aunts: Greta Edness (Raymond), Valerie Dill (Carlton) and Shirley Brangman (Inga); uncles: Gerald Simons (Shielagh), Gerard Bean, Shirley Robinson Jr. and Otha Cole (USA); nephews: Naurice and Delano Williams; brothers and sisters-in-law: Ivan and Sinclair Bean (Tony), the late Allan and Andrew Wilmot, Dolina Davis (Gerald), Carol Philip and Allana Holzochuher (Thomas) and their families; special family Kelly and Wesley (Roy) Tucker.
Sinclair was predeceased by parents: Joan Dickerson and Sinclair Robinson Sr.; sisters: Ismay Williams and Heather Raynor and brother Anthony Robinson.
The family request attendees consider wearing orange in honour of Sinclair
We regret to announce the passing of Kevin Eugene Glasgow, beloved husband of Phyllis L. Glasgow, loving father to Matthew (Odessa), papa to Mateo and son of the late William Harold (Junie) Glasgow and the late Olive Marie Glasgow, in his 64th year of # 62 Railway Trail, Sandys. The Funeral service will be held on Thursday the 20th at 12pm at Christ Church, Middle Road, Devonshire. There will be no viewing and no interment. Kevin is also survived by his close nephew Jeremy Richardson, his Aunt Lorraine, Brothers Marcy and Keith and many other family and friends too numerous to mention. He was predeceased by his brother Orris, his Aunt Annie, Aunt Jackie, Uncle Edmund and Uncle Earl. The family requests that you consider Bob Marley and NY Giants colours to be worn to honor his memory.
AMIS Memorial Chapel regret to announce the passing of Brijette Vashti Jaala Basden; she was blessed and well known in Bermuda and overseas in North Carolina. Brijette in her 24th year of 12 Top Square, 2 Barrack Street, St. George’s departed this life on Sunday, October 19th, 2025.
The service will be held at Cedarbridge Academy, Saturday, November 15th, 2025, at 11.00 am. Interment will follow at St. Peters Cemetery, St. George’s. THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING
She leaves to cherish her memory, Parents: Juliette (Nee Burgess) and Kevin Basden; Siblings: Asrael, Tajer, and Seruno; Special cousin-mom: Kennette Burgess; Grandparents: Norris Sr. and Janette Burgess, Eric (Teddy Basden) Deceased, Lottie Smith (Deceased); Aunts/Uncles: Great Aunt Henrietta Gibbons, Great Aunt Wendy Darrel, Great Aunt Dina Tucker, Deborah Basden, Carolin Scott (Aaron), Tori Basden, and Mark Anthony Basden, Noreen Campbell (Gary), Lovette Pemberton (Michael), Antoinette Burgess-Lewis (Nibs Deceased), Dawnette Brown (Hilton), Norette Simmons (Dr. Donald), Suzette Albouy, Phillip Burgess(Angelique), McAlister Burgess (Sonia), Norris Burgess Jr. (Robin); Cousins: Nigel Burgess (Tanecia), Dr. Kyjuan Brown, Carmen R. Burgess (Lawrence), Tyrell Burgess (Kalena), Noreco Burgess (Ava), Akeem Albouy, Shakeem Albouy, Zaire Simmons, Phillip Burgess Jr, Aaron Burgess, Jordan Burgess (Dennika), Nasya Burgess, Dominique Brown, Jason Lewis, LJ Lewis, Justin Lee-Rogers Barker, Scarlette, Pierce, Ava, Yari, Aya, Ace, Cruz, Cairo, Anori, Mayze, Kniko & Tyreko Rawlins, Jamell Basden, T’shun Basden, Yekuno Burgess, Iyjahno Burgess, Lazio Burgess, Ahtaio Burgess, Sashee’ Basden, Saeluhn Fray, Eric Dunkley, Lynell Basden Burgess (Iyjahno), Jonathan and Nicole Outerbridge, Terik and Tyrell Basden, Harrison Isaac, Jr., Renee' Isaac, Erica Wilson (Kennedy), Dante' Pirela (Almosa), Summer, Ivy, Dominic, Vonte' Wilson, Kaija Wilson-Gomez (Max), Toriah Smith, Tristan Foster, Toriano Foster (deceased), Aiyanna Bean, Shawn Bean, Aubrey Bean, Ereico Outerbridge, Monaco Basden, Savee’ Dowling, Asante’ Outerbridge, Sandy Grant, Rev Dr. Milton Burgess (Gloria), Cheryl Swan; Godmothers: Shayla Morton, Rosette Jackson, Suzette Albouy, Dr. Shangrila Durham-Thompson, Sen. Leslie Robinson (Deceased); Godfathers: McAllister Burgess, Michael Albouy; Special friends: Mikal Dill, Anah Lightbourne, Shezmere Simmons, Tahira Butterfield, Maya Saunders, Teshney York, Tionae Bean, Kijah Albouy, Makaila Albouy, Zakira White Albouy, Christian Peters, Alyson Smith, Toni Dudley, Yarene Blackman, Quinaceo Hunt, Jayden Ebbin, Zamir Darrell, Kelechi Jones, Geya Hollis Davis, Jadae Steede, Sienna Burgess, Cathia York, Mia, Linesisters: Jade Snipes, Trezha Muhammad, Jahzmine Parker, D’Amani Gadson, Amahri Johnson, Aunt Penny James and friends to numerous to mention.
The family of the late Brijette Basden wish to give a special thanks to the following people and organizations:
Special Thanks & Organizations: Shaw University (Dr. Betty Liverman, Dr. Lucy Wilson, Dr Gail Mazyck, Dr Paula Moten-Tolson, Dr Melvin Wallace, & Track Team and Athletic Department - Coach Smith, Coach Kevin Howes), Teneil Lathan Ragland and family, Derek & Carrie Berry, Erica Wilson, Sheree & Sheila Dykes, Beta Theta Chapter & Bermuda Chapters of Sigma Gamma RHO Sorority Inc., Shaw University- track Team and Athletic Department, Bermuda Track and Field, Divine 9, Bermuda Government Summer Camp, Prospect Primary School, Francis Patton Primary, T N Tatem former teacher administrators and students, Dash Track Club Bermuda, Cedarbridge Academy- Administrators, teachers and students, Mrs. Terry Cox, Bethel AME Church, Pleasant Union Elementary, Sallie B. Howard Elementary School in NC, Richard Allen AME, Rev. Lorne Bean and Church family, Bishop Stephen Jones and Church family, Bda AME Dancers Conference, Dorothy-ann Lacey, Special Assistant to family Maria Burgess, the New Dimensions Team and Intellectual Disability service, Mid Atlantic Wellness Institute Family, AMIS Memorial Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations may be made to the organizations she loved: Bethel AME Church Sunday School, Cedarbridge Academy, Francis Patton School, & Sallie B Howard.
The Celebration of Life Service can be seen on TNN Bermuda News as it Happens Facebook Page, and
(YouTube.com/@jroctv2000)
We would like you to wear royal blue, gold, pink or any vibrant colours to the homegoing.
The service will be held at Cedarbridge Academy, Saturday, November 15th, 2025, at 11.00 am. Interment will follow at St. Peters Cemetery, St. George’s. THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING
She leaves to cherish her memory, Parents: Juliette (Nee Burgess) and Kevin Basden; Siblings: Asrael, Tajer, and Seruno; Special cousin-mom: Kennette Burgess; Grandparents: Norris Sr. and Janette Burgess, Eric (Teddy Basden) Deceased, Lottie Smith (Deceased); Aunts/Uncles: Great Aunt Henrietta Gibbons, Great Aunt Wendy Darrel, Great Aunt Dina Tucker, Deborah Basden, Carolin Scott (Aaron), Tori Basden, and Mark Anthony Basden, Noreen Campbell (Gary), Lovette Pemberton (Michael), Antoinette Burgess-Lewis (Nibs Deceased), Dawnette Brown (Hilton), Norette Simmons (Dr. Donald), Suzette Albouy, Phillip Burgess(Angelique), McAlister Burgess (Sonia), Norris Burgess Jr. (Robin); Cousins: Nigel Burgess (Tanecia), Dr. Kyjuan Brown, Carmen R. Burgess (Lawrence), Tyrell Burgess (Kalena), Noreco Burgess (Ava), Akeem Albouy, Shakeem Albouy, Zaire Simmons, Phillip Burgess Jr, Aaron Burgess, Jordan Burgess (Dennika), Nasya Burgess, Dominique Brown, Jason Lewis, LJ Lewis, Justin Lee-Rogers Barker, Scarlette, Pierce, Ava, Yari, Aya, Ace, Cruz, Cairo, Anori, Mayze, Kniko & Tyreko Rawlins, Jamell Basden, T’shun Basden, Yekuno Burgess, Iyjahno Burgess, Lazio Burgess, Ahtaio Burgess, Sashee’ Basden, Saeluhn Fray, Eric Dunkley, Lynell Basden Burgess (Iyjahno), Jonathan and Nicole Outerbridge, Terik and Tyrell Basden, Harrison Isaac, Jr., Renee' Isaac, Erica Wilson (Kennedy), Dante' Pirela (Almosa), Summer, Ivy, Dominic, Vonte' Wilson, Kaija Wilson-Gomez (Max), Toriah Smith, Tristan Foster, Toriano Foster (deceased), Aiyanna Bean, Shawn Bean, Aubrey Bean, Ereico Outerbridge, Monaco Basden, Savee’ Dowling, Asante’ Outerbridge, Sandy Grant, Rev Dr. Milton Burgess (Gloria), Cheryl Swan; Godmothers: Shayla Morton, Rosette Jackson, Suzette Albouy, Dr. Shangrila Durham-Thompson, Sen. Leslie Robinson (Deceased); Godfathers: McAllister Burgess, Michael Albouy; Special friends: Mikal Dill, Anah Lightbourne, Shezmere Simmons, Tahira Butterfield, Maya Saunders, Teshney York, Tionae Bean, Kijah Albouy, Makaila Albouy, Zakira White Albouy, Christian Peters, Alyson Smith, Toni Dudley, Yarene Blackman, Quinaceo Hunt, Jayden Ebbin, Zamir Darrell, Kelechi Jones, Geya Hollis Davis, Jadae Steede, Sienna Burgess, Cathia York, Mia, Linesisters: Jade Snipes, Trezha Muhammad, Jahzmine Parker, D’Amani Gadson, Amahri Johnson, Aunt Penny James and friends to numerous to mention.
The family of the late Brijette Basden wish to give a special thanks to the following people and organizations:
Special Thanks & Organizations: Shaw University (Dr. Betty Liverman, Dr. Lucy Wilson, Dr Gail Mazyck, Dr Paula Moten-Tolson, Dr Melvin Wallace, & Track Team and Athletic Department - Coach Smith, Coach Kevin Howes), Teneil Lathan Ragland and family, Derek & Carrie Berry, Erica Wilson, Sheree & Sheila Dykes, Beta Theta Chapter & Bermuda Chapters of Sigma Gamma RHO Sorority Inc., Shaw University- track Team and Athletic Department, Bermuda Track and Field, Divine 9, Bermuda Government Summer Camp, Prospect Primary School, Francis Patton Primary, T N Tatem former teacher administrators and students, Dash Track Club Bermuda, Cedarbridge Academy- Administrators, teachers and students, Mrs. Terry Cox, Bethel AME Church, Pleasant Union Elementary, Sallie B. Howard Elementary School in NC, Richard Allen AME, Rev. Lorne Bean and Church family, Bishop Stephen Jones and Church family, Bda AME Dancers Conference, Dorothy-ann Lacey, Special Assistant to family Maria Burgess, the New Dimensions Team and Intellectual Disability service, Mid Atlantic Wellness Institute Family, AMIS Memorial Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations may be made to the organizations she loved: Bethel AME Church Sunday School, Cedarbridge Academy, Francis Patton School, & Sallie B Howard.
The Celebration of Life Service can be seen on TNN Bermuda News as it Happens Facebook Page, and
(YouTube.com/@jroctv2000)
We would like you to wear royal blue, gold, pink or any vibrant colours to the homegoing.
We lay to rest our beloved Arthur “Lee” Ray, in his 69th year, Son of the late Mildred Irene Friedlander and Brother to the late Shirley Winchell, Raymond Ray, James Ray, Victor Friedlander and surviving sister, Judy Gallagher and Brian of USA. A Remembrance Gathering will be held on Thursday, November 13th, 2025 at 2pm at The Nisbett Hall, Christ Anglican Church, Devonshire. Interment of Ashes will follow in Christ Anglican Churchyard, Devonshire. Arthur Lee was gifted with many talents, countless cousins, aunts, uncles and friends. Arthur Lee loved his Island of Bermuda where he will now rest in peace.
Parking will be at the Middle Road, entrance Only.
Parking will be at the Middle Road, entrance Only.
We regret to announce the death of ALLAN ELFIE CANN, son of the late Elfie and Vendell Cann. He was the beloved husband of the late Paula Glorie Cann in his 80th year of 5 Granaway Drive, Southampton. Allan was the loving father of Marlon Cann (Andrew), Lorna Armstrong (Kunta), Scymone Richardson (Frederick) and Erica Cann (Melvin).
Funeral arrangements to follow.
Funeral arrangements to follow.
A homegoing service for Victor Andra (Tubby) Roach, beloved son of Ruth Adams (nee Evans) and the late Victor Roach, loving father to Andre, Undreah Castle and Teionnea Burgess in his 61st year of #23 Rocky Lane, Hamilton Parish; will be held at First Baptist Church, Middle Road, Devonshire on November 22nd, 2025 at 11:00am
There will be no viewing and no interment.
Lovingly survived by brothers Bryan Sr. (Selina) and Tyrone Roach; Grandchildren Ziun and Ziae Castle, Unaiah and Danaaz Ball, Amauri Showers, Jahzi Swan and Makaio Basden; Nephew Bryan Roach Jr. and Niece Aaliyah Roach. Also surviving are Aunts: Brenda (Ruben) Burchall, Valerie Resilard, Susanna Jones, Joan and Beverly Evans; Uncles: Roger and Llewelyn Evans, Vickers, Preece and Simmons Families; numerous cousins, relatives and friends too many to mention. Predeceased by Aunts: Marlene (Willard) Preece, Marion (Keith) McCoy and Uncles: Eugene (Rhoda) Evans, and Stuart Evans. Colours can be worn.
You may view the service via live stream at:https://firstbaptistbermuda.com/
The family wishes for privacy, as there will be no wake.
There will be no viewing and no interment.
Lovingly survived by brothers Bryan Sr. (Selina) and Tyrone Roach; Grandchildren Ziun and Ziae Castle, Unaiah and Danaaz Ball, Amauri Showers, Jahzi Swan and Makaio Basden; Nephew Bryan Roach Jr. and Niece Aaliyah Roach. Also surviving are Aunts: Brenda (Ruben) Burchall, Valerie Resilard, Susanna Jones, Joan and Beverly Evans; Uncles: Roger and Llewelyn Evans, Vickers, Preece and Simmons Families; numerous cousins, relatives and friends too many to mention. Predeceased by Aunts: Marlene (Willard) Preece, Marion (Keith) McCoy and Uncles: Eugene (Rhoda) Evans, and Stuart Evans. Colours can be worn.
You may view the service via live stream at:https://firstbaptistbermuda.com/
The family wishes for privacy, as there will be no wake.
The Celebration of Life Service for Stuart Winfield “Popeye” Albouy, beloved husband of Jennifer Albouy, beloved son of Betty Lorraine and Winfield Stuart Albouy (both deceased); loving father to Neundae Simons (mother- Joanne Simons) and Jordin Edness (mother- Jodie Edness); special daughter Jubilee Richardson nee Edness, will be held on Friday 7th November 2025 at St. John’s Anglican Church, Pembroke at 11:00am. There will be no viewing and no Interment.
Stuart leaves to be dearly remembered by brothers: Keithlyn (Claudette), Paul (deceased) and David; aunts: Helen Fleming-Burrows (Dereck), June Ming (deceased), Joan Ansari Wood and Ruth Bremar (Alfred Sr.); uncles: Gene Fleming (deceased), Alan (Junior), Eugene, Conrad and Michael Albouy (deceased); great aunts: Barbara Ebbin, Jean Wilson, Claudette Jones, Paulette Smith, Henreatta Fleming (deceased), Harriet Simmons (deceased), Lois Allen (deceased) and Joann Jarvis (deceased); great uncles: Melvin Hill, Wesley Fleming (deceased) and Leroy Simons (deceased); mother-in-law Velma Bean; brothers-in-law: Rev. Dr. Lorne Bean (Rochelle) and Daryl Bean; sister-in-law Rev. Janice Battersbee; nieces: Akilah Williams (DeShaun), Aquilah Fleming, Kaelyn Fleming, Ashlee and Kezia Battersbee, Brianna and Tionae Bean and Kelsey Goldsmith; nephew Joshua Fleming; great nephew Jameson Goldsmith; great nieces: Amia Williams and Inari Smith; cousins: Elizabeth Lee, Carlton Fleming, Stanley Fleming (deceased), Wendy and Katharyn Albouy, Jascinth Albouy-Onyia, Karlene Parker, Gina S. White, Tiefa Trott, Jannika Smith, Coralita Simmons, Michael Albouy, Carlton Burchall, Terry Thomas and Anees Ansari; godchild Kalajai Simmons, many more relatives and friends too many to mention. Stuart was predeceased by his grandparents Stuart and Joyce Albouy.
The service will be live streamed via facebook at: TNN Bermuda News as it Happens.
Stuart leaves to be dearly remembered by brothers: Keithlyn (Claudette), Paul (deceased) and David; aunts: Helen Fleming-Burrows (Dereck), June Ming (deceased), Joan Ansari Wood and Ruth Bremar (Alfred Sr.); uncles: Gene Fleming (deceased), Alan (Junior), Eugene, Conrad and Michael Albouy (deceased); great aunts: Barbara Ebbin, Jean Wilson, Claudette Jones, Paulette Smith, Henreatta Fleming (deceased), Harriet Simmons (deceased), Lois Allen (deceased) and Joann Jarvis (deceased); great uncles: Melvin Hill, Wesley Fleming (deceased) and Leroy Simons (deceased); mother-in-law Velma Bean; brothers-in-law: Rev. Dr. Lorne Bean (Rochelle) and Daryl Bean; sister-in-law Rev. Janice Battersbee; nieces: Akilah Williams (DeShaun), Aquilah Fleming, Kaelyn Fleming, Ashlee and Kezia Battersbee, Brianna and Tionae Bean and Kelsey Goldsmith; nephew Joshua Fleming; great nephew Jameson Goldsmith; great nieces: Amia Williams and Inari Smith; cousins: Elizabeth Lee, Carlton Fleming, Stanley Fleming (deceased), Wendy and Katharyn Albouy, Jascinth Albouy-Onyia, Karlene Parker, Gina S. White, Tiefa Trott, Jannika Smith, Coralita Simmons, Michael Albouy, Carlton Burchall, Terry Thomas and Anees Ansari; godchild Kalajai Simmons, many more relatives and friends too many to mention. Stuart was predeceased by his grandparents Stuart and Joyce Albouy.
The service will be live streamed via facebook at: TNN Bermuda News as it Happens.
We regret to announce the passing of PAUL EUGENE SHIELL, December 1, 1947 – October 30, 2025; beloved son of the late Everett Cruise Shiell and the late Gladys Shiell; loving life long partner to Creavery Smith; brother to Everette Shiell; loving father to Dawnea (Jason) Lewis, Toriano and the late Paul Smith; stepfather to Carlos (LaToya) Smith and Jason Smith, in his 78th year of # 5 West Avenue, Sunnyside Park, Southampton SN 05.
The Funeral service will be held on Saturday November 15th, 2025, at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Middle Road Paget at 11:00 a.m. Interment to follow at Christ Presbyterian Church Warwick. Viewing for family and friends will be on Friday November 14th, 2025, at AMIS Memorial Chapel, Khyber Pass Warwick from 6-7:30 p.m. ONLY.
Paul is also survivd by Grandchildren: Tiffany (Keishen) Bean, Jahzari Smith, Ezekiel & Eric Shiell, Keenai Hayward-Smith, Caillia Joel, Amari Bean & Logan Smith; Great Grands: Cree, Koa and Kace Bean; Nieces & Nephews: Crystal Shiell, Antonio & Sylvia Shiell-Loomis and Laurie (Lloyd) Smith, Jazz Shiell, Kriseverett Shiell, Churmaine Shiell. Godchildren: Josonne Smith, Kwame Tucker, Kelwana Swan, Romena Woolridge.
Special Friends: John & Belinda Tucker, Ellsworth & Johnette Smith, Andre Smith, Roberta Ascento, Tia Gitten, Marchelle Simons, Debra Talbot, Dennis & Donna Burrows, Joan Ascento, Kim Jackson, Betty Thompson, Howard & Wyonnie Tucker, Edgar (Biscuit) Burrows, Raynell (Flip) Todd, Alfred (Bop) Ingham, Tina Durham & family, Roxie Richardson.
The family request that attendees consider wearing green in Paul’s honor.
The service can be viewed via TNN Bermuda News As It Happens Facebook Page
The Funeral service will be held on Saturday November 15th, 2025, at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Middle Road Paget at 11:00 a.m. Interment to follow at Christ Presbyterian Church Warwick. Viewing for family and friends will be on Friday November 14th, 2025, at AMIS Memorial Chapel, Khyber Pass Warwick from 6-7:30 p.m. ONLY.
Paul is also survivd by Grandchildren: Tiffany (Keishen) Bean, Jahzari Smith, Ezekiel & Eric Shiell, Keenai Hayward-Smith, Caillia Joel, Amari Bean & Logan Smith; Great Grands: Cree, Koa and Kace Bean; Nieces & Nephews: Crystal Shiell, Antonio & Sylvia Shiell-Loomis and Laurie (Lloyd) Smith, Jazz Shiell, Kriseverett Shiell, Churmaine Shiell. Godchildren: Josonne Smith, Kwame Tucker, Kelwana Swan, Romena Woolridge.
Special Friends: John & Belinda Tucker, Ellsworth & Johnette Smith, Andre Smith, Roberta Ascento, Tia Gitten, Marchelle Simons, Debra Talbot, Dennis & Donna Burrows, Joan Ascento, Kim Jackson, Betty Thompson, Howard & Wyonnie Tucker, Edgar (Biscuit) Burrows, Raynell (Flip) Todd, Alfred (Bop) Ingham, Tina Durham & family, Roxie Richardson.
The family request that attendees consider wearing green in Paul’s honor.
The service can be viewed via TNN Bermuda News As It Happens Facebook Page
The family of Dr. Eugene Harvey would like to invite you to join them at 2:00pm on Saturday, November 22nd, 2025, for a funeral service in remembrance and in celebration of Eugene's life, at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Middle Road, Paget. Eugene was loved by so many, and his loss has been felt by all who had the joy of knowing him.
Condolences may be sent to the family at [email protected]
Colours may be worn. In lieu of flowers the family would like memorial donations in Eugene's name to be made to PALS, 18 Point Finger Road, Paget DV 04 or by direct online payment to PALS at Butterfield Bank, BD$, account # 20006060719330100.
You may join the service via live stream on: (youtube.com/jrocbda)
Condolences may be sent to the family at [email protected]
Colours may be worn. In lieu of flowers the family would like memorial donations in Eugene's name to be made to PALS, 18 Point Finger Road, Paget DV 04 or by direct online payment to PALS at Butterfield Bank, BD$, account # 20006060719330100.
You may join the service via live stream on: (youtube.com/jrocbda)