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Death Announcement of Georges Barry of Good Hope

We Announce the death of 83 year old Georges Barry better known as Porgie or Vreno of Good Hope. He died on January 14, 2022 at the New Age Residential Care in Portsmouth

He is survived by his:

Wife: Kathleen Barry

Five children: Daffodil Shaw- Dominica; Bridgette Joseph- Antigua; Jenny Barry- Nevis; Leonard Barry- Anguilla Bernie Barry- New Jersey

Four Step children: Rhona Robin- St. Maarten; Violet Sam- St. Maarten; Sandra Joseph- Dominica; Jerry Christmas- Anguilla

Eight-teen grandchildren: Rhyna, Oriel, Sherlock, Dorissa, Brian, Nakija, Kelly, Qwamel, Elian, Triscia, Shawnella, Genette, Dillon, Guishonne, Shawn, Justin, Ric, Janette.

Eight great grandchildren: Daleon, Nicholai, Bryan, Braylon, Guishanne, Guishonne Jr, Aiden.

Nieces: Phillipa, Rosy, Maria, Jessica, Annette, Juila.

Nephews: Joseph, Solomon Barry; Mitchell Barry, Steven Barry, David Barry, Alston BarryJulious Barry, Matthias Barry.

Sons In- Law: Andrew (Aspie) Shaw Eugene Joseph

God child: Rose Peters Shillingford

Caretakers: Vernel and Augustina

Lots of Friends and Relatives including: Cornel, Veronica Shaw, Lennox and Vanyia Christmas Family, Herma and Jack, Zacky, Pungi, Randy, Iverna, Reggie and Faithinia Christmas, Julietta and Julien Jeremey, Tammie, Boy blue, Niceboy, Nurses of the Wesley Health Center.

Friend and Caretakers of The New Age Residential Care

Special Cousins: Milian and Joe

The Wesley S.D.A Church family including: Florette Telemaque, Dora Robin, Claudia Greenaway, Emelda James, Edney Benjamin, Smith Burnette

The Frederick families of the Kalinago Territories

The Barry Family of Good Hope, Petite Soufriere and The Kalinago Territories

Friends and Family of Wesley, Woodford Hill, Calibishie and Bense.

The funeral service for the late Georges Barry will take place on Monday, January 31st, 2022 at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Wesley (Wesley Community Center). Viewing at 2:30 pm and the service will begin at 3:00 p.m.

We Announce the death of 83 year old Georges Barry better known as Porgie or Vreno of Good Hope. He died on January 14, 2022 at the New Age Residential Care in Portsmouth

He is survived by his:

Wife: Kathleen Barry

Five children: Daffodil Shaw- Dominica; Bridgette Joseph- Antigua; Jenny Barry- Nevis; Leonard Barry- Anguilla Bernie Barry- New Jersey

Four Step children: Rhona Robin- St. Maarten; Violet Sam- St. Maarten; Sandra Joseph- Dominica; Jerry Christmas- Anguilla

Eight-teen grandchildren: Rhyna, Oriel, Sherlock, Dorissa, Brian, Nakija, Kelly, Qwamel, Elian, Triscia, Shawnella, Genette, Dillon, Guishonne, Shawn, Justin, Ric, Janette.

Eight great grandchildren: Daleon, Nicholai, Bryan, Braylon, Guishanne, Guishonne Jr, Aiden.

Nieces: Phillipa, Rosy, Maria, Jessica, Annette, Juila.

Nephews: Joseph, Solomon Barry; Mitchell Barry, Steven Barry, David Barry, Alston BarryJulious Barry, Matthias Barry.

Sons In- Law: Andrew (Aspie) Shaw Eugene Joseph

God child: Rose Peters Shillingford

Caretakers: Vernel and Augustina

Lots of Friends and Relatives including: Cornel, Veronica Shaw, Lennox and Vanyia Christmas Family, Herma and Jack, Zacky, Pungi, Randy, Iverna, Reggie and Faithinia Christmas, Julietta and Julien Jeremey, Tammie, Boy blue, Niceboy, Nurses of the Wesley Health Center.

Friend and Caretakers of The New Age Residential Care

Special Cousins: Milian and Joe

The Wesley S.D.A Church family including: Florette Telemaque, Dora Robin, Claudia Greenaway, Emelda James, Edney Benjamin, Smith Burnette

The Frederick families of the Kalinago Territories

The Barry Family of Good Hope, Petite Soufriere and The Kalinago Territories

Friends and Family of Wesley, Woodford Hill, Calibishie and Bense.

The funeral service for the late Georges Barry will take place on Monday, January 31st, 2022 at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Wesley (Wesley Community Center). Viewing at 2:30 pm and the service will begin at 3:00 p.m.

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