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We sadly announce the death of our dearly beloved Ramona Maria Isla John-Marie age 89 of Salisbury. She died on 11th October 2024 at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital.
She was the mother of 2 daughters: Andra Vidal in New York and Kay Herod in Dominica
One (1) son: Wayne Herod in Dominica
Three (3) adopted daughters: Cynothia, Kurvell, and Lovette
Two (2) adopted sons: Kurlson and Jason Laudat in New York
Brother: Rolson John-Marie in Salisbury
Grandchildren: Joel Vidal in New York, Khamal Herod in Guadeloupe, and Amanie Joseph in Dominica
Daughter-in-law: Jaele Jno Lewis
Sons-in-law: Lodrick Vidal in New York and Kenny Joseph in Dominica
Sister-in-law: Elvina John-Marie in Salisbury
Nieces: Molly Ravalier, Edna and Maureen in England, Joan, Zena, Zella, Euralyn, Marilyn, and Josephine
Nephews: Cuthbert Ravalier, Amos, Gilson, Allyne, Matthew and David in England,
Huxley, Joseph, Steve, and Wilford
Family members/Relatives: Sharon, Claudine, Claudette, Lisa, Lloyd, Ken, Gilson, Frank, Valerie, Mandy and Jeff in England
Linda, Roger, David, King, Princess, Nancy, Kate, Monelle, Dinnia, and Saran in the United States of America
Verlyn, Senator Lorrie Victor, Amanda, Delphia, Alicia, Milta, Nora, Dimples, Laurel, Latisha, Mariam, Ike, Quail, Eddie, Alton, Gem, Bertly, Othneil, Graveny, Kenroy and Quade
Friends: Millicent Jno Charles and family
Revillia, Flavian, Darnie, Merlin, Evadney, Priscilla, and Lovelle in the United States of America and Connie in St. Maarteen
Molly and Vangelize in the community of Mero
Eldrica, Noelesse, Emayline, Sorina, Aldith, Rosa, Josephus, Ivans, Arlan, Cletus and Lena Theophille in Salisbury
The Louis and John families in Salisbury, the district nurse, and the community of Salisbury.
Other relatives and friends are too numerous to mention.
The funeral service of the late Ramona Maria Isla John-Marie will take place at the St. Theresa Church in Salisbury on Wednesday 4th December. Viewing at 2:30 p.m. and funeral service/mass begins at 3:00 p.m. Interment follows at the Salisbury Roman Catholic Cemetery
We sadly announce the death of our dearly beloved Ramona Maria Isla John-Marie age 89 of Salisbury. She died on 11th October 2024 at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital.
She was the mother of 2 daughters: Andra Vidal in New York and Kay Herod in Dominica
One (1) son: Wayne Herod in Dominica
Three (3) adopted daughters: Cynothia, Kurvell, and Lovette
Two (2) adopted sons: Kurlson and Jason Laudat in New York
Brother: Rolson John-Marie in Salisbury
Grandchildren: Joel Vidal in New York, Khamal Herod in Guadeloupe, and Amanie Joseph in Dominica
Daughter-in-law: Jaele Jno Lewis
Sons-in-law: Lodrick Vidal in New York and Kenny Joseph in Dominica
Sister-in-law: Elvina John-Marie in Salisbury
Nieces: Molly Ravalier, Edna and Maureen in England, Joan, Zena, Zella, Euralyn, Marilyn, and Josephine
Nephews: Cuthbert Ravalier, Amos, Gilson, Allyne, Matthew and David in England,
Huxley, Joseph, Steve, and Wilford
Family members/Relatives: Sharon, Claudine, Claudette, Lisa, Lloyd, Ken, Gilson, Frank, Valerie, Mandy and Jeff in England
Linda, Roger, David, King, Princess, Nancy, Kate, Monelle, Dinnia, and Saran in the United States of America
Verlyn, Senator Lorrie Victor, Amanda, Delphia, Alicia, Milta, Nora, Dimples, Laurel, Latisha, Mariam, Ike, Quail, Eddie, Alton, Gem, Bertly, Othneil, Graveny, Kenroy and Quade
Friends: Millicent Jno Charles and family
Revillia, Flavian, Darnie, Merlin, Evadney, Priscilla, and Lovelle in the United States of America and Connie in St. Maarteen
Molly and Vangelize in the community of Mero
Eldrica, Noelesse, Emayline, Sorina, Aldith, Rosa, Josephus, Ivans, Arlan, Cletus and Lena Theophille in Salisbury
The Louis and John families in Salisbury, the district nurse, and the community of Salisbury.
Other relatives and friends are too numerous to mention.
The funeral service of the late Ramona Maria Isla John-Marie will take place at the St. Theresa Church in Salisbury on Wednesday 4th December. Viewing at 2:30 p.m. and funeral service/mass begins at 3:00 p.m. Interment follows at the Salisbury Roman Catholic Cemetery
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