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David Burt, the Premier, leads the tributes to the late government senator Leslie Robinson

The self-taught drummer’s music skills and professionalism as a band leader made his group one of the island's top acts

The lifelong artist had a flair for portraits, with a body of work that reflected the diversity of his life and interests

An accountant in his early days, he made a name for himself as a knowledgeable tour guide beloved by visitors

Said to have a passion for renewable energy, Edward Gillam saw the island’s potential to set an international standard

Accolades include winning the One Design World Championship six times, and a bronze medal at the 1967 Pan Am Games

The loss of Kenneth Cann on the day Hurricane Ernesto struck the island was observed across the Ministry of Public Works

She left a lasting impression on her customers and made herself synonymous with Oleander Cycles

Welcoming spirit kept him helping others into his later years — and he was recalled for his skill on the golf course

A grassroots politician for St George’s who was also a community activist that advocated for the island’s young men

Cecille Snaith-Simmons pays homage to Brownlow Place, who was the oldest living Bermudian until his passing last month at age 107

The doctor is remembered by colleagues and friends for his intellect, kindness and sense of fun