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It is with deep love and gratitude for a life well lived that we announce the passing of THERESA ESLIE THOMAS, of Montine, Grandbay. She passed away on March 25, 2026 at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital. She was born on February 27, 1943.
Known for her impeccable style and elegance, she carried herself with dignity everywhere she went. She was not only admired for her appearance, but her generous spirit and the way she made everyone feel welcomed and cared for. She nurtured generations with wisdom and warmth, always placing family at the center of her life.
Theresa left Dominica back in 1980; she first spent time in Guadeloupe and then later moved to St. Thomas where she worked hard to provide for her family. She was hardworking and was a long time employee at both Antilles School and Royal Caribbean in St. Thomas. However, when she was ready to retire, she came back to the country that she loved to live out the rest of her days. She enjoyed gospel music and she enjoyed eating good food and meats.
She was a humble parent, loving sister, cherished friend, mentor, teacher, grandmother, great grandmother and even a great – great grandmother.
She leaves to cherish her memory:
Her children: Catherine Newton, John Angol, Evangelist Suzanne Angol, Pastor Colette Wiltshire, Fitzroy Angol, and Chantal Johnson
Grandchildren: Delia Winston, Mugaby Angol, Tatiana Angol, Pearl Angol, Naija Angol, Sherone Prince, Courtney Angol, Lester Angol, Fester Smith, Dr. Malon Angol, Chelcy Angol, Kenlon Angol, Dr. Neva Benoit, Kendel Benoit, Keegan O’Brien, Clint Angol, Kenisha Angol, Bianca Angol, Monique Angol, Keeran Angol, Celice Johnson, Shanice Johnson, Grayson Johnson, Jr., and Denise Johnson.
Adopted granddaughters: Megan Angol and Danisa John
Her legacy continues through her 39 great-grandchildren including: Kyana, Amelia, Amayah, Aleah, Chris, Cayanton, Bladhymir, Phaland, Yaya, Yanick, Jahuda, Rihanna, Nigel, Niel, Kishmael, Stephanie, Shanel, Terique, Tariq, Trece, Kalisha, Marquis, Marques, Kendel Jr., Nekira, Kingston, Kailia, Kyjeani, and Kimikel.
Two great-great grand daughters: Layla and Jahnaya
Sons- in – Law: Edmund Newton, Staphanus Wiltshire, and Grayson Johnson Sr.
Daughter- in- law: Cynthia Angol
Grandsons- in – law: Kimbert Winston and Terique Smith
Grand daughters- in – law: Delia Angol and Gemalise Benoit
Sisters: Maudline Liverpool, Anastasie Angol, Ruth Charles, Petronica, Virginie, and Lizette Thomas.
Brothers: Reynold (Andy) Angol, Jean Thomas, Vincent Thomas, Guy Thomas, Eric Thomas, Etienne Thomas, Grayson Thomas, and James Thomas.
Aunts: Aunty Sue and Gertrude (Mycot) Mark
Uncle: John Thomas
Sisters-in-law: Latoya Angol, Charmaine, Paulina, and Leonie Thomas
Brothers-in-law: Desmond, Felix, and Gregory
Nieces and nephews including: Dr. Desmond Thomas, Dr. Michael Thomas, Stephanie Thomas, Lee Thomas, Nicol, Nicola, Yannick, Yasilla, Ansya, Gladys, Ryan, Aaron, Anisa, and many more too numerous to mention.
Grand nieces and nephews too numerous to mention.
Close Family and friends: Mr. Oliver, Exilta, Corinthia, Maria, Josephine, Shirley, Ropetop, Pastor Carbon, Daphne, Brother Francis, Mr. Aporolle, Brother, Frere, Mrs. Dyer, Pastor Anne, Dora, Pastor Katia, Theresa Hector, Mariana, Anaclette, Paula, Merlin, Monica Thomas, Kelly Blanc, Ravel, Sister Rose, Virgin Blanc, Creasent, Abigail, the Angol family, Thomas family, Benoit family, Charles family, and Xavier family, as well as Officer Nicholls and Dr. Fadipe and many dear others, too numerous to mention.
Devoted helpers: Apollo, Hotboy, and Tigason
Special friend: Sammy, the dog
She was preceded in death, by her mother, Cecile Angol; father, Sandly Thomas; son, James (mighty) Angol; granddaughter, Diane Newton; and her brother, Luke Thomas.
The family extends heartfelt gratitude to her devoted caretakers, Noreen Angol, Augustina (doodooah) John Rose, Ezra Warrington, Ann Marie Elie, and Catherina Caprice, for their care, compassion, and support.
She will be greatly missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished. Her legacy of love, strength, and unity will live on in all who knew her.
Family and Friends are invited to attend the services and celebrate her life.
Services will be held Thursday 16th April 2026 at 3:00 pm, viewing at 2:30 pm, at the Grandbay Pentecostal church followed by interment at the Grandbay Public cemetery.
It is with deep love and gratitude for a life well lived that we announce the passing of THERESA ESLIE THOMAS, of Montine, Grandbay. She passed away on March 25, 2026 at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital. She was born on February 27, 1943.
Known for her impeccable style and elegance, she carried herself with dignity everywhere she went. She was not only admired for her appearance, but her generous spirit and the way she made everyone feel welcomed and cared for. She nurtured generations with wisdom and warmth, always placing family at the center of her life.
Theresa left Dominica back in 1980; she first spent time in Guadeloupe and then later moved to St. Thomas where she worked hard to provide for her family. She was hardworking and was a long time employee at both Antilles School and Royal Caribbean in St. Thomas. However, when she was ready to retire, she came back to the country that she loved to live out the rest of her days. She enjoyed gospel music and she enjoyed eating good food and meats.
She was a humble parent, loving sister, cherished friend, mentor, teacher, grandmother, great grandmother and even a great – great grandmother.
She leaves to cherish her memory:
Her children: Catherine Newton, John Angol, Evangelist Suzanne Angol, Pastor Colette Wiltshire, Fitzroy Angol, and Chantal Johnson
Grandchildren: Delia Winston, Mugaby Angol, Tatiana Angol, Pearl Angol, Naija Angol, Sherone Prince, Courtney Angol, Lester Angol, Fester Smith, Dr. Malon Angol, Chelcy Angol, Kenlon Angol, Dr. Neva Benoit, Kendel Benoit, Keegan O’Brien, Clint Angol, Kenisha Angol, Bianca Angol, Monique Angol, Keeran Angol, Celice Johnson, Shanice Johnson, Grayson Johnson, Jr., and Denise Johnson.
Adopted granddaughters: Megan Angol and Danisa John
Her legacy continues through her 39 great-grandchildren including: Kyana, Amelia, Amayah, Aleah, Chris, Cayanton, Bladhymir, Phaland, Yaya, Yanick, Jahuda, Rihanna, Nigel, Niel, Kishmael, Stephanie, Shanel, Terique, Tariq, Trece, Kalisha, Marquis, Marques, Kendel Jr., Nekira, Kingston, Kailia, Kyjeani, and Kimikel.
Two great-great grand daughters: Layla and Jahnaya
Sons- in – Law: Edmund Newton, Staphanus Wiltshire, and Grayson Johnson Sr.
Daughter- in- law: Cynthia Angol
Grandsons- in – law: Kimbert Winston and Terique Smith
Grand daughters- in – law: Delia Angol and Gemalise Benoit
Sisters: Maudline Liverpool, Anastasie Angol, Ruth Charles, Petronica, Virginie, and Lizette Thomas.
Brothers: Reynold (Andy) Angol, Jean Thomas, Vincent Thomas, Guy Thomas, Eric Thomas, Etienne Thomas, Grayson Thomas, and James Thomas.
Aunts: Aunty Sue and Gertrude (Mycot) Mark
Uncle: John Thomas
Sisters-in-law: Latoya Angol, Charmaine, Paulina, and Leonie Thomas
Brothers-in-law: Desmond, Felix, and Gregory
Nieces and nephews including: Dr. Desmond Thomas, Dr. Michael Thomas, Stephanie Thomas, Lee Thomas, Nicol, Nicola, Yannick, Yasilla, Ansya, Gladys, Ryan, Aaron, Anisa, and many more too numerous to mention.
Grand nieces and nephews too numerous to mention.
Close Family and friends: Mr. Oliver, Exilta, Corinthia, Maria, Josephine, Shirley, Ropetop, Pastor Carbon, Daphne, Brother Francis, Mr. Aporolle, Brother, Frere, Mrs. Dyer, Pastor Anne, Dora, Pastor Katia, Theresa Hector, Mariana, Anaclette, Paula, Merlin, Monica Thomas, Kelly Blanc, Ravel, Sister Rose, Virgin Blanc, Creasent, Abigail, the Angol family, Thomas family, Benoit family, Charles family, and Xavier family, as well as Officer Nicholls and Dr. Fadipe and many dear others, too numerous to mention.
Devoted helpers: Apollo, Hotboy, and Tigason
Special friend: Sammy, the dog
She was preceded in death, by her mother, Cecile Angol; father, Sandly Thomas; son, James (mighty) Angol; granddaughter, Diane Newton; and her brother, Luke Thomas.
The family extends heartfelt gratitude to her devoted caretakers, Noreen Angol, Augustina (doodooah) John Rose, Ezra Warrington, Ann Marie Elie, and Catherina Caprice, for their care, compassion, and support.
She will be greatly missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished. Her legacy of love, strength, and unity will live on in all who knew her.
Family and Friends are invited to attend the services and celebrate her life.
Services will be held Thursday 16th April 2026 at 3:00 pm, viewing at 2:30 pm, at the Grandbay Pentecostal church followed by interment at the Grandbay Public cemetery.
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