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We announce the death of IGNACE AVANDALE DETOUCHE, age 71 formerly of Dubique, Grand Bay, who resided at Scotts Head. He died on Monday 30th December 2024, at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital.
He leaves to mourn:
Wife: Adelina Detouche
Children: Deborah, Edwin, Ferney, Garvin and Deon Detouche
Grandchildren: Stephie, Stephan, Stephen and Stephanie Laville;
Bastien and Faye Weekes;Malcolm, Isaiah, Gerard, Anton and Cristiano Detouche
Children In-Law: Francis Laville, Ronald Weekes and Enzinga Darroux-Detouche
Siblings: Sylvester Fontaine (aka Baba); Marie Luke; June Reece & Evelina Blanc
Brothers-in-Law: Sylvester Francis, Alexander Luke and Ruthven Reece
Aunt: Clarina Francis (aka Aunty Clay)
Nieces & Nephews: Stellia, Stephen, and Steeven Fontaine; Darren and Akhil
Luke; Keon and Kareem Reece; Dylan Laudat
Cousins including: Virginia Baron, Fevrier Valmond, Augustus Claytus Etienne,
Agnes Clayron Benjamin, Yvanette Baron-George, Heather Joanna James; Irenee, Daphney, Roy, Francisca, Franklyn, Cora, Lee, Gilbert, Jeff, Linda, Edison, Marina, Pamela, James, Precious, Trevor and David Francis, Valerie Riviere, Michael, Ferdinand, Leroy and Brian Ellick and their families.
God-daughter: Felixia Toussaint
Other Relatives and Friends including: Helen and Federick Toussaint & their families and the children of the late Thomas Toussaint in Grand Bay; Joseph Fontaine, Simpson Paul, Mr. & Mrs. Felix Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Francis, George Johnson, The Adams Family, James Hamlet, Oliver John, Megan Henry, Alleyne Francis, Jerome Morris, Grell Jervier, Emmanuel Jervier, Jacqueline and Frankie Blanc, Builders and Contractors from across Dominica, Management and Staff of MMC, many other relatives and friends in Grand Bay, Soufriere, Scotts Head, Gallion, Mahaut—names too numerous to mention.
Viewing of the body will take place at 1:30 p.m. followed by the Funeral Mass at 2:00 p.m. at the Soufriere Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday 5th February 2025. Interment will take place at the Soufriere Roman Catholic Cemetery.
We announce the death of IGNACE AVANDALE DETOUCHE, age 71 formerly of Dubique, Grand Bay, who resided at Scotts Head. He died on Monday 30th December 2024, at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital.
He leaves to mourn:
Wife: Adelina Detouche
Children: Deborah, Edwin, Ferney, Garvin and Deon Detouche
Grandchildren: Stephie, Stephan, Stephen and Stephanie Laville;
Bastien and Faye Weekes;Malcolm, Isaiah, Gerard, Anton and Cristiano Detouche
Children In-Law: Francis Laville, Ronald Weekes and Enzinga Darroux-Detouche
Siblings: Sylvester Fontaine (aka Baba); Marie Luke; June Reece & Evelina Blanc
Brothers-in-Law: Sylvester Francis, Alexander Luke and Ruthven Reece
Aunt: Clarina Francis (aka Aunty Clay)
Nieces & Nephews: Stellia, Stephen, and Steeven Fontaine; Darren and Akhil
Luke; Keon and Kareem Reece; Dylan Laudat
Cousins including: Virginia Baron, Fevrier Valmond, Augustus Claytus Etienne,
Agnes Clayron Benjamin, Yvanette Baron-George, Heather Joanna James; Irenee, Daphney, Roy, Francisca, Franklyn, Cora, Lee, Gilbert, Jeff, Linda, Edison, Marina, Pamela, James, Precious, Trevor and David Francis, Valerie Riviere, Michael, Ferdinand, Leroy and Brian Ellick and their families.
God-daughter: Felixia Toussaint
Other Relatives and Friends including: Helen and Federick Toussaint & their families and the children of the late Thomas Toussaint in Grand Bay; Joseph Fontaine, Simpson Paul, Mr. & Mrs. Felix Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Francis, George Johnson, The Adams Family, James Hamlet, Oliver John, Megan Henry, Alleyne Francis, Jerome Morris, Grell Jervier, Emmanuel Jervier, Jacqueline and Frankie Blanc, Builders and Contractors from across Dominica, Management and Staff of MMC, many other relatives and friends in Grand Bay, Soufriere, Scotts Head, Gallion, Mahaut—names too numerous to mention.
Viewing of the body will take place at 1:30 p.m. followed by the Funeral Mass at 2:00 p.m. at the Soufriere Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday 5th February 2025. Interment will take place at the Soufriere Roman Catholic Cemetery.
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