We would like to announce the home going of the most loving, vibrant, hard-working, determined and generous person we know:. Born: May 14th, on the island of St. Lucia Died: November 30th, on St. Father: Frederick a. Lucia Mother: Clemencia a. Close Friend: Ife Badejo. Joyce and all her clients of Barefeet Chiropdie.
A wake will be held in the court-yard in front of Barefeet Chiropodie her place of business on Front Street on Sunday, December 7, from to pm. Viewing and tributes from pm - pm Service begins at pm. Interment Cul-de-Sac Cemetery. After the funeral there will be no visits at home as the family will appreciate privacy in these moments of grief. The Management and staff of Emerald Funeral Home would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved families.
Fellow St. Martiners , St. Martiners-at-heart, citizens of the island of St. Once more, I have the honor and privilege to deliver the State of the St. Martin nation address from the perspective of the St. Martin Grassroots people Movement. This address marks our fifth one- and thus signifies a mile-stone in our existence as a movement. As usual, we care to emphasize that the main objective of our movement is to promote the preservation of the native, indigenous St.
Martin people and their cultural-heritage as part of a 'bigger-picture' - the St. Martin nation building- and unification process. In addition, for us an integral part of the nation building process - is the inclusion of people of all ethnic backgrounds with an added-value to the process. Inclusion of others with an added value reinforces the nation building process with new socio-cultural- and intellectual 'DNA' making the nation more competitive in dealing with other nations.
Based on these and other considerations, our grassroots movement, not only welcomes these people — we emphatically encourage and invite them to become part of the process in all its aspects.
