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We announce the death of 16 year old Naima Othon of Campbell. She died on 13th November 2023 at DCFH
She lives to mourn:
Mother: Paula Tavernier
Father: Claude Othon
Step Mother: Maudline Othon
Grandparents: Rosetta Isaac, Maudrey Leblanc
Sisters: Nyla, Claudia, Mara, Alisha and Tiara Othon in Dominica, Amanda Tavernier, Nina Darroux Benjamin and Samantha Darroux in Antigua
Brothers: Brent Esprit, Dillan Lindsey, Christian and Victor Othon
Nieces: Salina Darroux, Layla and Kyla Coipel
Nephews: Chaz Darroux, D Shawn Pascal
Aunties: Roslyn, Christine Williams in London, Marcella, Cynthia, Christaline, Marcelline, Marijoe, Theresa, Paulette, Lively, Philomen
Uncles: Daniell and Felix Othon, Alford Tavernier and Henry Paul
Grand Uncle: Ashton Alexander
Cousins: Lisa, Annette, Allysa, Chasia, Carniya, Jean Pierre, Alton and Kimran in Dominica, Joyceline John and Family in Antigua, Gariette Williams in London, Doctor Laura Esprit and others too numerous to mention
Sponsor: The National Bank of Dominica
Teachers: Mrs O’ Brien, Sir Coipel, Mr. JnoPhillip
Doctors: Hon Dr Cassandra Williams, Dr Laville
The staff and students of the Goodwill Secondary School, Nurses and Doctors of the Winston Ward and the ICU
Close friends: Hon Cassani Laville, Amelia Adams and family and Whitney and Laren Henry in Antigua, Hailey,Chana, Shermanda, Francine, Medallia, Athenia, Lilia, Rashaun, Miriam, Amily, George, Edvar, David Alphonse, Djani, Malik, Charlene, Paul Esprit, Jeanelle Bernard, Clarita Alphonse, Aunty Maria, Donnie Toussaint, Zilah Christopher and Family, Hilary and Bertilia, Pastor Desmond and family, Pastor Felix and family, Ralph Esprit, the Esprit, Tavernier, Alexander, Simon and Othon family, other names too numerous to mention
The body of the late Naima Othon will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing at 2:30pm on Thursday 30th November at the Berean Bible Church, Bath Estate. Funeral Service begins at 3:00pm followed by interment at the Roseau Public Cemetery.
We announce the death of 16 year old Naima Othon of Campbell. She died on 13th November 2023 at DCFH
She lives to mourn:
Mother: Paula Tavernier
Father: Claude Othon
Step Mother: Maudline Othon
Grandparents: Rosetta Isaac, Maudrey Leblanc
Sisters: Nyla, Claudia, Mara, Alisha and Tiara Othon in Dominica, Amanda Tavernier, Nina Darroux Benjamin and Samantha Darroux in Antigua
Brothers: Brent Esprit, Dillan Lindsey, Christian and Victor Othon
Nieces: Salina Darroux, Layla and Kyla Coipel
Nephews: Chaz Darroux, D Shawn Pascal
Aunties: Roslyn, Christine Williams in London, Marcella, Cynthia, Christaline, Marcelline, Marijoe, Theresa, Paulette, Lively, Philomen
Uncles: Daniell and Felix Othon, Alford Tavernier and Henry Paul
Grand Uncle: Ashton Alexander
Cousins: Lisa, Annette, Allysa, Chasia, Carniya, Jean Pierre, Alton and Kimran in Dominica, Joyceline John and Family in Antigua, Gariette Williams in London, Doctor Laura Esprit and others too numerous to mention
Sponsor: The National Bank of Dominica
Teachers: Mrs O’ Brien, Sir Coipel, Mr. JnoPhillip
Doctors: Hon Dr Cassandra Williams, Dr Laville
The staff and students of the Goodwill Secondary School, Nurses and Doctors of the Winston Ward and the ICU
Close friends: Hon Cassani Laville, Amelia Adams and family and Whitney and Laren Henry in Antigua, Hailey,Chana, Shermanda, Francine, Medallia, Athenia, Lilia, Rashaun, Miriam, Amily, George, Edvar, David Alphonse, Djani, Malik, Charlene, Paul Esprit, Jeanelle Bernard, Clarita Alphonse, Aunty Maria, Donnie Toussaint, Zilah Christopher and Family, Hilary and Bertilia, Pastor Desmond and family, Pastor Felix and family, Ralph Esprit, the Esprit, Tavernier, Alexander, Simon and Othon family, other names too numerous to mention
The body of the late Naima Othon will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing at 2:30pm on Thursday 30th November at the Berean Bible Church, Bath Estate. Funeral Service begins at 3:00pm followed by interment at the Roseau Public Cemetery.
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