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It is with profound sadness we announce the passing of 71 years old Ralmond Jno Baptiste better known as Kai-chay of Morne Rachette. He died on September 24th at his residence.
He will be remembered by his:
Mother– Rebecca Hill
Wife– Melanie Jno Baptiste
Sons– Danny & Joselyn Jno Baptiste
Daughters– Cindy Clarke & Gabie Jno Ville
Grandchildren– Shernade Beckles, Lian Clarke, Sharkib & Sherrah-K Jno Baptiste, and Sharzie Louis
Great Grandchildren– Shamir & Alexa Beckles
Brothers – Raymond & Victor Jno Baptiste in Dominica, Gerard, Eustace, and Tony Jno Baptiste in England
Sisters – Elizabeth Jno Ville, Gloria Benjamin, Agatha & Julia Jno Baptiste in Dominica, Jennifer Aubrey & Mary Xavier in Antigua, and Angela & Shirley Jno Baptiste in England
Sons in law– Anderson Clarke & Desmond Jno Ville
Daughter in law– Claudia Jno Baptiste
Aunt– Nelister Anthony
Sisters in law including– Virginia Edward, Annette St Louis, Wilma Joseph, Eubel Harry
Brothers in law including– James St Louis, Eddie Edward, Gerry Benjamin, Raymond Fritz, Michael Xavier, Bennette Aubrey, Augustus, Vivian & Andrew Webb.
Nieces– Ezra, Jermel, Hannah, Laren, Nadin, Lori, Marvlyn, Kelian, Mindy, Lori, D’Andra, Rowan & Curdel
Nephews– Erickson, Darvin, Kemrone, Leo, Wavel, Tedroy, Mikey, Kamal, Amos, Bruce, Vaughn, Donnie
Relatives and friends including– Elma, Josephine & Cuthbert Adrien, Rosette Bertrand, Lizzy, Alba, Fred, Ana, Nadine, Vanty, Nurse Priscilla Prevost, Dennis, Newton, Gomez, Wilbert, Julien & Jno Baptiste families of Morne Rachette, Ambo family in Salisbury, the communities of Morne Rachette, Coulibistrie & Dublanc, the members of Salisbury SDA Church & Coulibistrie Gospel Mission Church, Senator Nichols Esprit, Hon. Hector John, staff of the St Joseph Health District & staff at Imray Ward.
Other relatives and friends are too numerous to mention.
The body of the late Ralmond Jno Baptiste better known as “Kai-chay” will be viewed on Thursday 08th October at 2:30 pm at the Coulibistrie Gospel Mission Church. The funeral service will commence at 3:00 pm followed by interment at the Anse Cola Burial Ground.
The funeral arrangements entrusted to Gentle Rest.
It is with profound sadness we announce the passing of 71 years old Ralmond Jno Baptiste better known as Kai-chay of Morne Rachette. He died on September 24th at his residence.
He will be remembered by his:
Mother– Rebecca Hill
Wife– Melanie Jno Baptiste
Sons– Danny & Joselyn Jno Baptiste
Daughters– Cindy Clarke & Gabie Jno Ville
Grandchildren– Shernade Beckles, Lian Clarke, Sharkib & Sherrah-K Jno Baptiste, and Sharzie Louis
Great Grandchildren– Shamir & Alexa Beckles
Brothers – Raymond & Victor Jno Baptiste in Dominica, Gerard, Eustace, and Tony Jno Baptiste in England
Sisters – Elizabeth Jno Ville, Gloria Benjamin, Agatha & Julia Jno Baptiste in Dominica, Jennifer Aubrey & Mary Xavier in Antigua, and Angela & Shirley Jno Baptiste in England
Sons in law– Anderson Clarke & Desmond Jno Ville
Daughter in law– Claudia Jno Baptiste
Aunt– Nelister Anthony
Sisters in law including– Virginia Edward, Annette St Louis, Wilma Joseph, Eubel Harry
Brothers in law including– James St Louis, Eddie Edward, Gerry Benjamin, Raymond Fritz, Michael Xavier, Bennette Aubrey, Augustus, Vivian & Andrew Webb.
Nieces– Ezra, Jermel, Hannah, Laren, Nadin, Lori, Marvlyn, Kelian, Mindy, Lori, D’Andra, Rowan & Curdel
Nephews– Erickson, Darvin, Kemrone, Leo, Wavel, Tedroy, Mikey, Kamal, Amos, Bruce, Vaughn, Donnie
Relatives and friends including– Elma, Josephine & Cuthbert Adrien, Rosette Bertrand, Lizzy, Alba, Fred, Ana, Nadine, Vanty, Nurse Priscilla Prevost, Dennis, Newton, Gomez, Wilbert, Julien & Jno Baptiste families of Morne Rachette, Ambo family in Salisbury, the communities of Morne Rachette, Coulibistrie & Dublanc, the members of Salisbury SDA Church & Coulibistrie Gospel Mission Church, Senator Nichols Esprit, Hon. Hector John, staff of the St Joseph Health District & staff at Imray Ward.
Other relatives and friends are too numerous to mention.
The body of the late Ralmond Jno Baptiste better known as “Kai-chay” will be viewed on Thursday 08th October at 2:30 pm at the Coulibistrie Gospel Mission Church. The funeral service will commence at 3:00 pm followed by interment at the Anse Cola Burial Ground.
The funeral arrangements entrusted to Gentle Rest.
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