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Death Announcement of 79 year old Oliver Cuffy of Grand Fond

We announce the death of Oliver Cuffy, a retired Police Officer of the Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force.


Age 79 of Grand Fond


He died on 16th October, 2020 at the DCFH

He leaves to mourn:
His wife: Elizabeth Cuffy

Sister: Millicent Cuffy

Children: Kelvin, Orlando, Ryan and Brendon Cuffy in Dominica and Liz and Dylan Cuffy in Canada

Grandchildren: Mikel, Kelly-Ann, Tricia, Kurlyn, Fitzron, Jaden, Yves, Allan, Zaiden and Mia

Nieces including: Francess, Julianna, Anora, Marie-Allen, Susan, Emma, Magdalene, Celia, Joanna, Janice, Francisca, Eugene, Agnes, Jacklyn and Cecil

6 nephews including: Eve, Nassief and Clifford

45 grand nieces and grand nephews

Brothers-in-law: Clevant, Lipson, Keith, Shepherd, Jeviere and Ettienne

Sisters-in-law: Mona, Sonia, Ruth, Patricia and Laurel

Daughters- in-law: Robyn in Canada and Louisiyan in Dominica

Other relatives: Judith, Maslin, Ruth and Frankly Cuffy and their families, Sharon Hansby, Millie Jermada, Martin Titre and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Claude and Delia Weekes, Jorbor, the Hyacynth family of Morne Daniel
Close Friends: Theresa, Roma, Elizabeth Adams, Ersulyn, Clotilda, Nurse Mathew, Hon. Rayburn Blackmore, Josette and Angelo Mathew, Feyo, the Macpherson and Clifford Nicholas and family, Christine Jolly, Delia Bardouille Anthony Henry, Nurse Barker, Ivy Durand and Cheryl St. Bernard and their family, Nurse Luke, Management and staff of Lyndhurst Funeral Home and others too numerous to mention.

The body of the late Oliver Cuffy will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing from 2:00pm on Thursday, 19th November, at the St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church, Canefield.

Funeral Mass begins at 2:30pm followed by interment at the Roseau Roman Catholic Cemetery.

We announce the death of Oliver Cuffy, a retired Police Officer of the Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force.


Age 79 of Grand Fond


He died on 16th October, 2020 at the DCFH

He leaves to mourn:
His wife: Elizabeth Cuffy

Sister: Millicent Cuffy

Children: Kelvin, Orlando, Ryan and Brendon Cuffy in Dominica and Liz and Dylan Cuffy in Canada

Grandchildren: Mikel, Kelly-Ann, Tricia, Kurlyn, Fitzron, Jaden, Yves, Allan, Zaiden and Mia

Nieces including: Francess, Julianna, Anora, Marie-Allen, Susan, Emma, Magdalene, Celia, Joanna, Janice, Francisca, Eugene, Agnes, Jacklyn and Cecil

6 nephews including: Eve, Nassief and Clifford

45 grand nieces and grand nephews

Brothers-in-law: Clevant, Lipson, Keith, Shepherd, Jeviere and Ettienne

Sisters-in-law: Mona, Sonia, Ruth, Patricia and Laurel

Daughters- in-law: Robyn in Canada and Louisiyan in Dominica

Other relatives: Judith, Maslin, Ruth and Frankly Cuffy and their families, Sharon Hansby, Millie Jermada, Martin Titre and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Claude and Delia Weekes, Jorbor, the Hyacynth family of Morne Daniel
Close Friends: Theresa, Roma, Elizabeth Adams, Ersulyn, Clotilda, Nurse Mathew, Hon. Rayburn Blackmore, Josette and Angelo Mathew, Feyo, the Macpherson and Clifford Nicholas and family, Christine Jolly, Delia Bardouille Anthony Henry, Nurse Barker, Ivy Durand and Cheryl St. Bernard and their family, Nurse Luke, Management and staff of Lyndhurst Funeral Home and others too numerous to mention.

The body of the late Oliver Cuffy will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing from 2:00pm on Thursday, 19th November, at the St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church, Canefield.

Funeral Mass begins at 2:30pm followed by interment at the Roseau Roman Catholic Cemetery.

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