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We announce the death of Francis Magloire, aged 64, of Laudat. He died on Monday, 18th November, 2024.
He leaves to mourn:
His wife: Casildar Magloire
2 brothers: Donald Magloire and Peter Magloire
5 sisters: Francillia Magloire and Eugenia Magloire in Dominica, Violet Magloire in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Cecilia Magloire in St. Thomas and Eugene Magloire in England
12 nephews: Jason, Jeffery and Jerry Young in St. Vincent, Alan, Alvis, Marlon, Clide, Alain, Dyllon in Dominica, Aldrin in Mexico, Daniel and Elisha in England
8 Nieces: Janel, Debbie, Carmen, Paige in Dominica, Tazania in Antigua, Tamika in St. Thomas, Renickcia in the USA and Ruth in England
Grand Nephews: Kessler, Aaron, Saviola, Suneel, Amaziah, Tyrik, Haynzes, Aiden, Jadae
Grand Nieces: Abiola, C’Brielle, Kayla, Zahlee, Zemeriah, Anaya and Amanie
3 aunties: Catherine Dequental, Patsy Magloire and Donna Tongue
1 uncle: Norwich Magloire in Guadeloupe
Mother-in law: Amanda Cuffy in St. Vincent
Sisters and brothers-in-law: James Young, Patricia Magloire, 8 brothers-in law in St. Vincent and 6 sisters-in law in St. Vincent
Believers of the Laudat Assembly of Christians
Believers of the Roseau, Salisbury, Cockrane and BelleView brethren churches
Management and staff of the Dominica Cable Car Company
Very close friends to include Mr. Merrill Matthew and Family, Albert Noel, Alvin Noel, Tony Peters, Bryan Bertrand, Joseph “Jose” Harriette, Dr. Irving McIntyre, Dr. John Collin McIntyre, Alinda George and Family, Frederick Xavier, Bryan Bertrand, Michael Jarvis, Nita Pascal, Kean Pascal, Maria Rolle, Karina and Family in Guadeloupe, Brother Clyde in Paix Bouche, Mona Massicott, Riata in Canada and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Lewis
Nurses and Doctors on Alford ward and ICU
Family and friends’ names too numerous to mention
The funeral service of Francis Magloire will take place on Friday, 29th November, 2024, at the Truth and Grace Fellowship Global church, Independence Street, Roseau. Viewing will start at 1:30 pm and the service at 2:00 pm. Interment will be at the Laudat Cemetery.
We announce the death of Francis Magloire, aged 64, of Laudat. He died on Monday, 18th November, 2024.
He leaves to mourn:
His wife: Casildar Magloire
2 brothers: Donald Magloire and Peter Magloire
5 sisters: Francillia Magloire and Eugenia Magloire in Dominica, Violet Magloire in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Cecilia Magloire in St. Thomas and Eugene Magloire in England
12 nephews: Jason, Jeffery and Jerry Young in St. Vincent, Alan, Alvis, Marlon, Clide, Alain, Dyllon in Dominica, Aldrin in Mexico, Daniel and Elisha in England
8 Nieces: Janel, Debbie, Carmen, Paige in Dominica, Tazania in Antigua, Tamika in St. Thomas, Renickcia in the USA and Ruth in England
Grand Nephews: Kessler, Aaron, Saviola, Suneel, Amaziah, Tyrik, Haynzes, Aiden, Jadae
Grand Nieces: Abiola, C’Brielle, Kayla, Zahlee, Zemeriah, Anaya and Amanie
3 aunties: Catherine Dequental, Patsy Magloire and Donna Tongue
1 uncle: Norwich Magloire in Guadeloupe
Mother-in law: Amanda Cuffy in St. Vincent
Sisters and brothers-in-law: James Young, Patricia Magloire, 8 brothers-in law in St. Vincent and 6 sisters-in law in St. Vincent
Believers of the Laudat Assembly of Christians
Believers of the Roseau, Salisbury, Cockrane and BelleView brethren churches
Management and staff of the Dominica Cable Car Company
Very close friends to include Mr. Merrill Matthew and Family, Albert Noel, Alvin Noel, Tony Peters, Bryan Bertrand, Joseph “Jose” Harriette, Dr. Irving McIntyre, Dr. John Collin McIntyre, Alinda George and Family, Frederick Xavier, Bryan Bertrand, Michael Jarvis, Nita Pascal, Kean Pascal, Maria Rolle, Karina and Family in Guadeloupe, Brother Clyde in Paix Bouche, Mona Massicott, Riata in Canada and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Lewis
Nurses and Doctors on Alford ward and ICU
Family and friends’ names too numerous to mention
The funeral service of Francis Magloire will take place on Friday, 29th November, 2024, at the Truth and Grace Fellowship Global church, Independence Street, Roseau. Viewing will start at 1:30 pm and the service at 2:00 pm. Interment will be at the Laudat Cemetery.
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