It is with heavy heart that we announce the death of 50 year old Ornis Linton Royer of Vieille Case better known as Ernest, Black and Big Bang who resided in Glanvillia, Portsmouth. He died on Saturday March 15th at the ICU at the China Friendship Hospital.
He was a father, son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend.
He left to mourn his mother Martina Massicot and Step Father Bernard Manniay in Guadeloupe
Sons: Ryan Royer in Dominica and Allan Royer in France.
Step children: Sihaya Thomas, Bernadette, Juliette, Patricia, Fatima.
Special Friend : Cherrie Thomas
Sisters: Paula and Christel in France and Shanelle in Dominica
Brothers: Jean-Phillip and Hyacinth in Guadeloupe.
Uncles: Anthony Royer (Tony), Kenneth Letang, Peter, Tony, Arthur and Joseph Massicott.
Aunts: Vincia in Guadeloupe
Neices and nephews: Jessy, Kenza, Jean – nalee, Laurina, mazie.
Cousins: Davis, kirvis and Floran Gage, Lorraine, Linton, Maudlin, Jeff, Micheal, James Letang, Oliver, Craig, Gairy, Shanny, Ashley, Mindy, Josia, Johansen, Chelsea, Nina and Yakima Massicot, Damien and Sylvester Peters, Sharon, Erin, Ellinsworth, Jemma, Salim, Collins, Allan, Keisha Thomas , Melisa, Giselle and Brian Royer, Stella LeBlanc, Vida, Honourable Roosevelt Skerrit, Ronald, Hammed and family.
In laws: William in France, Florence Gage, Magdalene and Maria Massicot, Zena Royer and Rose Letang
Adopted parents: Teddy and Claudette Wallace and family
Close friends: Blaize , Daryl, Joan and Brian, Dohan, Hunter, Jamie, Jenkins, Lester, Dave, Tony, David, Ernest, Larry, Paul, Azard, Hussain, Anita, Garry, Juney, Errol, Whitney, Ozone, Jean Julien, Ma San, Laura, Monica and family, his co- workers and many others too numerous to mention in Vielle Case, Guadeloupe, Portsmouth and all who knew him.
The Royer and Massicot families of Vielle Case
The funeral service of the late Ornis Linton Royer better known as Ernest, Black and Big Bang will be held on Friday March 28th 2025 at the Reconciliation and Deliverance Ministries, Glanvillia, Portsmouth. Viewing is from 2: 30pm and the service begins at 3pm, followed by internment at the Chance Public cemetery.
