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Anthony Manders, who died yesterday, was remembered by government colleagues as a skilled Financial Secretary in difficult times. His work included helping the Cabinet to steady an economy devastated by the global Covid-19 pandemic. Mr Manders, an ou...

Anthony “Porky” Manders was diminutive in stature. But what the late Western Stars wicketkeeper-batsman and Dandy Town goalkeeper lacked in height was more than compensated by the remarkable attributes which he epitomised throughout an outstanding ca...

One of the most important jobs of being an MP is to continuously stay in touch with your constituents. At any given time of the day or night, those who voted for you — and even those who did not vote for you — will reach out to you. Sometimes, more o...

Greg Maybury, the general manager of the Port Royal and Ocean View golf courses, has died. Mr Maybury was 65. Steven Lambert, the assistant manager at the Port Royal, said: “For many of us Mr Maybury was more than our boss, he was also a mentor and a...

On behalf of the Bermuda National Athletics Association, we would like to offer our sincere condolences to the family, friends and our athletic family for the loss of Earl “Gabby” Hart. Mr Hart was one of the founding members of the Bermuda Track an...

We arrived at Warwick Sec the same year but in different roles. You took a troubled, emotionally disturbed adolescent and, during 40 years of mentoring and guidance, turned him into a global educator who has changed the lives of children on five cont...

Today is a very sad day for me, along with the former students that attended in the 1960s and 1970s, the Churchill School, Robert Crawford and the former Prospect Boys Secondary School — also known as Cunningham’s School — as we learn about the untim...

A major figure in the island’s public education system has died. Earl “Gabby” Hart was 79. Mr Hart was also prominent in sport as a founder of the Bermuda Track & Field Association in 1972 and as an influential member of the Young Men’s Social Club. ...

A tourism ambassador and head of a flagship Bermuda family business has died at 83. Colin Curtis managed the iconic Bermuda Perfume Factory and Gardens, one of the island’s few manufacturing companies. The business was founded in 1928 at Bailey’s Bay...

A firebrand school principal in the United States whose tough love approach to pupils inspired the film Lean on Me has died. Joe Louis Clark was 83. Mr Clark’s link to Bermuda came through daughter Hazel Clark, a former Olympian and director of sport...

Bermudian journalist Ernest Tucker has been inducted into the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Hall of Fame. The posthumous honour was awarded at a virtual ceremony yesterday. Mr Tucker, who died last year aged 87, had a stellar career with the n...

Today, I wish to speak of a great man. A proud pond dog when people looked down on us. A proud union stalwart when it was dangerous to stand up for workers’ rights. A proud Progressive Labour Party stalwart when it was disadvantageous to wear the col...