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Mariner was prominent in the East End fishing community, helping other fishermen to maintain their vessels

Longtime former Sandys MP recalled by political colleagues and friends as the last of his era

“Aunt Sheila” and husband Reginald Burrows hold a special place for the Progressive Labour Party after pitching in to retain the former Alaska Hall

Glenn Fubler remembers Progressive Group icon Gerald Harvey who died days short of his 100th birthday

Campaigner against segregation helped organise a protest that turned into a movement

Remembered for tireless work ethic along with devotion to his faith

Among the first generation of Black Bermudian women who headed to Britain for nurses training

She put in a lifetime of service at more than 20 charities across the island

She threw herself into helping others and cared for her parents as seniors

Widely known as Jonnie, Mr Betts is missed by the charity Open Airways where he was an influential board member and fund raiser

William Deltoris Pinkney III (1935-2023): first Black man to make voyage while taking in the southern capes

Bermudian is remembered for a lengthy career in the United States, during which she preferred to remain in the classroom