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In Loving Memory of Peter Kester Davis
Age 66 of 20 Cross Street Roseau.
• Died: Friday 3rd April
• Predeceased by parents: Corinne & John Davis.
Leaving to mourn:
• Wife: Jacqueline Davis.
• Children: Sherie, Chard, & Bjorn Davis.
• Grandchildren: Jordan, Liam, & Alma.
• Brothers: Francis, Melvyn, Keith, Derrick, Michael, Halsey Davis & Randolph Samuel
• Sisters: Arah, Jennifer, Eva, Delma, Eugene, & Irena.
• Mother-in-law: Maureen Lancelot Joseph.
• Daughter-in-law: Chereen Davis.
• Sisters-in-law: Edrica, Betsy, Janet, Sharon, Opheli & Niama Davis & Pheona Joseph & Elizabeth Samuel
• Brothers-in-law: Franklin Joseph & Winston Anthony
• Nieces: Francine, Kerri, Danielle, Janelle, Sherma, Sherelle, Chenelle, Sade, Brianne, Lydia, Yamilka, Jardine, Indira, Stacy, Dilia, Charlene, Joyette, Shanzters, Allison, Cylma, Vernelle, Shernelle & Annalyn.
• Nephews: Jordan, Craig, Imran, Jhawanie, Brendan, Nuru, Jonathan, Yannick, Dwight, Isaiah, Allen, Clyde, Lewis, Brad, Joel, Daniel, Kervin, Keleb, Kerwin, Rayan, Michel, Diamond, Clement, Jeremie and numerous others.
• Close Friends & Family: Hearle Lancelot, Marah St. Rose, Colbert Pinard, Alvin Bernard, Earl Frampton, Ivor Nassief, Cornelius Durand & their families, Neesha Simon, Helen St. Jean, Saline Bruney, Julliette St. Jean, Stylor Chriss, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Fontaine, Pamela Jno. Baptise, Roosevelt Drigo, Avonelle Steadman, Staff of DCP, PHARCS staff, the McIntyre family from Fond Canie and numerous other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
The body of the late Peter Kester Davis will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing at 2:30pm on Wednesday 22nd April at Our Lady of Fair Haven, Cathedral. Funeral Mass begins at 3:00pm followed by interment at the Roseau Catholic Cemetery.
In Loving Memory of Peter Kester Davis
Age 66 of 20 Cross Street Roseau.
• Died: Friday 3rd April
• Predeceased by parents: Corinne & John Davis.
Leaving to mourn:
• Wife: Jacqueline Davis.
• Children: Sherie, Chard, & Bjorn Davis.
• Grandchildren: Jordan, Liam, & Alma.
• Brothers: Francis, Melvyn, Keith, Derrick, Michael, Halsey Davis & Randolph Samuel
• Sisters: Arah, Jennifer, Eva, Delma, Eugene, & Irena.
• Mother-in-law: Maureen Lancelot Joseph.
• Daughter-in-law: Chereen Davis.
• Sisters-in-law: Edrica, Betsy, Janet, Sharon, Opheli & Niama Davis & Pheona Joseph & Elizabeth Samuel
• Brothers-in-law: Franklin Joseph & Winston Anthony
• Nieces: Francine, Kerri, Danielle, Janelle, Sherma, Sherelle, Chenelle, Sade, Brianne, Lydia, Yamilka, Jardine, Indira, Stacy, Dilia, Charlene, Joyette, Shanzters, Allison, Cylma, Vernelle, Shernelle & Annalyn.
• Nephews: Jordan, Craig, Imran, Jhawanie, Brendan, Nuru, Jonathan, Yannick, Dwight, Isaiah, Allen, Clyde, Lewis, Brad, Joel, Daniel, Kervin, Keleb, Kerwin, Rayan, Michel, Diamond, Clement, Jeremie and numerous others.
• Close Friends & Family: Hearle Lancelot, Marah St. Rose, Colbert Pinard, Alvin Bernard, Earl Frampton, Ivor Nassief, Cornelius Durand & their families, Neesha Simon, Helen St. Jean, Saline Bruney, Julliette St. Jean, Stylor Chriss, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Fontaine, Pamela Jno. Baptise, Roosevelt Drigo, Avonelle Steadman, Staff of DCP, PHARCS staff, the McIntyre family from Fond Canie and numerous other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
The body of the late Peter Kester Davis will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing at 2:30pm on Wednesday 22nd April at Our Lady of Fair Haven, Cathedral. Funeral Mass begins at 3:00pm followed by interment at the Roseau Catholic Cemetery.
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