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We announce the death of 73-year-old Marvlyn Rosa Birmingham of Laudat who resided on Church Lane, Goodwill. She died at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital on Wednesday, February 05, 2025.
She will be fondly remembered by:
Son: Khari Cadette
Grandchildren: Khalia and Skylar Cadette
Sister: Regina Alexander in Trinidad and Tobago
Nephew: Jemerley Rolle
Nieces: Ayana Rolle, Katrielle Rolle, Bria, Aria, and Jada Dyson
Uncle: Milton Austrie
Aunt: Bertilia Birmingham
Other Family Members: Bertillia and Merrill Matthew, Judy Etienne, Althea Etienne, Karen Toulon Rinehart, Patricia Rolle, Clem Stedman, Gerald Birmingham, Ackroyd Birmingham
God Children: Theresa Jolly, Mervin Matthew, Nicala Dubuisson, Luanna Prevost, Elaine Henry Righton, Shirley Royer
Other Relatives and Close friends: Jacqueline Lancaster Prevost, Marie-José Edwards, Dr. Jermaine Jean-Pierre, Athenia Henry, Cheryl Rolle, Decima Rolle, Jo-Anne Rolle-Carrette, Ellen Fabien, Rosemond Rolle, Dr. Alisha Honore-Felix, Joan Bruno Joseph and family, Dr. Cyrille and Kay Robinson, Joseph Gregoire, Alice Matthew, Anthea Bertrand, Gloria Augustus, Hetty Greavers in Martinique, Jasmine Timothy, Ann Maxime, Lima Jervier-Daisy, Alexandrina (Alex) Deschamps, Mrs. Slyma Cuffy and her family, Claudette Wilson in Trinidad and Tobago, Sybil James in St. Lucia, the Laflouf Family in Laudat, the Corriette family in Laudat, the Henry Family of Virgin Lane, former dental colleagues including Anthelia James, The Rotary Club of Dominica, The Dominica Diabetes Association, The Dominica Labour Party Women’s Executive, The Dominica Cancer Society, The Community of Laudat, The community of Church Lane, Goodwill.
Care Givers: Joan Isles and Annette Merchant
The body of the late Marvlyn Rosa Birmingham will be transported from Gentle Rest Funeral Home for viewing at 9:30a.m. on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 at the St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in Roseau. The Funeral service begins at 10:00a.m. followed by interment at the Laudat Catholic Cemetery in Laudat.
We announce the death of 73-year-old Marvlyn Rosa Birmingham of Laudat who resided on Church Lane, Goodwill. She died at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital on Wednesday, February 05, 2025.
She will be fondly remembered by:
Son: Khari Cadette
Grandchildren: Khalia and Skylar Cadette
Sister: Regina Alexander in Trinidad and Tobago
Nephew: Jemerley Rolle
Nieces: Ayana Rolle, Katrielle Rolle, Bria, Aria, and Jada Dyson
Uncle: Milton Austrie
Aunt: Bertilia Birmingham
Other Family Members: Bertillia and Merrill Matthew, Judy Etienne, Althea Etienne, Karen Toulon Rinehart, Patricia Rolle, Clem Stedman, Gerald Birmingham, Ackroyd Birmingham
God Children: Theresa Jolly, Mervin Matthew, Nicala Dubuisson, Luanna Prevost, Elaine Henry Righton, Shirley Royer
Other Relatives and Close friends: Jacqueline Lancaster Prevost, Marie-José Edwards, Dr. Jermaine Jean-Pierre, Athenia Henry, Cheryl Rolle, Decima Rolle, Jo-Anne Rolle-Carrette, Ellen Fabien, Rosemond Rolle, Dr. Alisha Honore-Felix, Joan Bruno Joseph and family, Dr. Cyrille and Kay Robinson, Joseph Gregoire, Alice Matthew, Anthea Bertrand, Gloria Augustus, Hetty Greavers in Martinique, Jasmine Timothy, Ann Maxime, Lima Jervier-Daisy, Alexandrina (Alex) Deschamps, Mrs. Slyma Cuffy and her family, Claudette Wilson in Trinidad and Tobago, Sybil James in St. Lucia, the Laflouf Family in Laudat, the Corriette family in Laudat, the Henry Family of Virgin Lane, former dental colleagues including Anthelia James, The Rotary Club of Dominica, The Dominica Diabetes Association, The Dominica Labour Party Women’s Executive, The Dominica Cancer Society, The Community of Laudat, The community of Church Lane, Goodwill.
Care Givers: Joan Isles and Annette Merchant
The body of the late Marvlyn Rosa Birmingham will be transported from Gentle Rest Funeral Home for viewing at 9:30a.m. on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 at the St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in Roseau. The Funeral service begins at 10:00a.m. followed by interment at the Laudat Catholic Cemetery in Laudat.
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