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Friends, family and fellow dancers have paid tribute to a “real giant in the Gombey movement”. Francis Llewellyn Spencer Darrell, also known as “Merry Mice” — said to be the oldest Gombey captain — died at the age of 83. The former Pembroke resident...

St George’s Cricket Club, and the East End sports community as a whole, lost a dedicated worker on the weekend with the passing of Mansfield “Bojangles” Smith at the age of 82. From his early days as a goalkeeper with the Wellington Rovers, Mr Smith...

Family, friends, colleagues and members of the sailing fraternity have paid tribute to Reid Kempe, who passed away on Sunday morning surrounded by his wife and children. He was 64. When Reid’s name comes up you may think of a former Olympian and gian...

Family and friends are mourning the loss of Clarence Ross Smith, a well-known figure in the St George’s community. A founder of the Bermuda Heritage Association, Mr Smith worked with the Corporation of St George for more than ten years as an alderman...

A popular fireman, Dawayne Smith, is being mourned after his sudden death while out running. The married father of three was 42 years old. Mr Smith, who had worked for the Marriott Castle Harbour and for Butterfield and Vallis before discovering his ...

“How do I say goodbye to what we had? The good times that made us laugh Outweigh the bad. I thought we’d get to see forever But forever’s gone away It’s so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.” — Boys II Men By Christopher Famous Less than two mo...

Jack Whitney was just 5 when he made his first musical instrument from a roast beef can, a piece of wood, some nails and string that he pinched from the screen door. It was the beginning of an illustrious career that saw the naturally gifted and popu...

A proud St Georgian who fought in the Korean War has been remembered as a dedicated family man. Dalton “Cuba Kid” Stovell passed away last Wednesday at the age of 83. Mr Stovell, who was born and raised in the East End, went to school at East End Pri...

One of the Island’s most respected public servants who was awarded the MBE for his work in the community has died. Pastor Hubert Dean, former Commissioner of Corrections, was 67. Michael Dunkley yesterday joined Mr Dean’s colleagues in praising his c...

The Island’s sailing community is mourning the passing of a well-respected and popular boatyard owner who was committed to helping others. Eddie Rance, the owner of Rance’s Boatyard in Paget, died this week at the age of 76. The news of his passing h...

Family, friends and colleagues have paid tribute to a guardian of Bermuda’s heritage after the passing of Elfrida Chappell. Mrs Chappell, who celebrated turning 100 last year, was remembered as a “heroic woman” with a passion for conservation: she d...