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Although Anna Fulton insists she “was never a natural athlete”, she never let it stop her from trying. It’s not uncommon to see her out on the water rowing with her husband Ian. In 2008 she climbed Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, despite having had a hip...

Kei-Lara Dunigan knows a thing or two about packing groceries. She started at age 11 and stuck with it for about four years. In November she launched Bermuda Bagging Academy, a virtual course full of tips and tricks for inexperienced packers. Aside f...

Flo Hall intended to only be in Bermuda for six months but from her first glimpse of the island, she was hooked. She sailed into Hamilton Harbour on the Ocean Monarch in January 1960, having been hired as a nurse by King Edward VII Memorial Hospital....

Milton Darrell found out he had multiple sclerosis and went to Google to learn more. Then 31, everything that he read terrified him: a degenerative autoimmune disease, MS attacks the nerves in the brain and spinal cord and, in some people, causes mo...

Erwin Jones has the secret to a long and happy marriage: do whatever your wife tells you to do. It is a method he has tried and tested many times since June 3, 1950, the day he married his sweetheart, Winifred. “He has a habit of saying, you decide,”...

For a while, Akilia Darrell worried that her hard work would all go down the drain because of Covid-19. She was the sole employee when she opened Hair Am I in 2012; the salon had a staff of 11 when the government ordered the island to shelter in plac...

Mostly during the 1960s, Roger Gosling shot hundreds of photographs of Bermuda life: royal visits and weddings, scenes at bars and beaches; the fashion of the day. He died in 2013, age 71, with no one to leave them to. “Lusher Auctions called me to ...

On a quiet afternoon, Viola Rogers loves going through her collection of certificates. She has amassed quite a few over her 97 years of life. Among them: a longtime service award from the First Church of God in Sandys, three from the Southampton Prin...

Carlton Darrell moved to England at 21 looking for a bigger, more open-minded place. It was 1960 and the Bermuda he left behind had only just desegregated theatres. “It was very difficult for Black Bermudians to purchase homes,” said Mr Darrell, now ...

On May 29, 1907, Norman Butterfield boarded the Pretoria in Hamilton. It was a big day for the baker from Pembroke who decided, at 21, to leave the island and make his home in the Big Apple. One hundred and fourteen years later, as Kenyatta Berry pre...