Dora Christina Jones-Dean

Dora Christina Jones-Dean Age 71 years of #11 Sunrise Road, 
Gamble Heights off Blue Hill Road South, The Bahamas Check in her last 
guest and sang her final alto at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Thursday, August 08, 2013.

She was born at Duncan Town Ragged Island, The Bahamas on Friday, 
January 23, 1942. She is eldest child and only daughter of Erskine Nathaniel 
and Ammie Augusta Wilson-Jones.

Mummy would be their only daughter and was raised in a home filled with 
love, compassion and where discipline was the order of the day and readily 
enforced. She was educated at the Amanda Wallace Pre-School under the 
"Tamarind Tree" and later the All-Aged School, in Duncan Town, Ragged Island.

Being the oldest child, Mummy was very protective of her brother David "DJ", 
and all who knew her were well aware of this.

Mummy continued her education at Windsor Lane Primary School, and 
Southern Junior and Senior High Schools following the family's relocation 
to New Providence from the "out island" in search of a better life. Her thirst 
for knowledge however, did not stop there. She enrolled in Skinner's Business 
College where she graduated "with honors" in Shorthand and Typing.

Her passion and commitment for seeing lives transformed and enriching 
the lives of young people compelled her to pursue a certificate in girls 
counseling with an emphasis in Girls Brigade Training from The Shortwood 
College in Constance Springs, Jamaica.

During the 1950s, mummy met the man who would become her world; 
the handsome and debonair, Wendell Verona Dean I of Hatchet Bay, Eleuthera.

There is some debate as to who actually introduced them. Marion Hutcheson, 
who was mummy's Matron of Honor and her husband Jerome, the best man, 
believes they were responsible for the union; but the late Sister Natalie 
Hutcheson, always gently reminded us that it was she who'd introduced 
mummy to her "cousin handsome bumps." They both however, agreed that 
it was definitely love at first site. After courting for some time they were 
joined in holy matrimony at the historic Bethel Baptist Church, by the late 
Rev. Dr. H. W. Brown in 1961. This union was blessed with four lovely children, 
two boys and two girls.

Mummy was a part of a large extended family, a fact made more evident 
after the death of our daddy in 1970 and her father in 1973. Her resolve 
was to strengthening the family unit, and she accomplished this with the 
help of our Grammy, who was there while mummy worked. Mummy 
endeavoured to make sure that we were all disciplined and structured. 
In our home, there was one law and this applied to everyone, there was 
no sparing the rod to spoil the children.

In additional to being a staunch disciplinarian, mummy had a strong work 
ethic. Mummy worked as a cashier at City Market and Mr. Harding, her 
Manager at the time often commented that she was his best cashier.

While employed as Manager with Pinder's Dry Goods on East Street, 
mummy was afforded the opportunity to travel extensively to the United 
States with the late Mrs. Pearl Pinder, who recognizing her eye for fashion 
eventually made mummy the sole buyer for the shop; so much so that 
following the death of our father in 1970, Mr. David Pinder gave mummy 
the opportunity to become an entrepreneur and allowed her the use of a 
building they owned on the corner of East and Peter Streets to open her 
own Dry Goods Store. And yes, in the spirit of entrepreneurship, mummy 
took the bull by the horn. She travelled to New York and provided her 
clients with the latest in clothing, hats and accessories. Her children were 
also the beneficiaries of her flair for fashion and were always dressed in 
the latest styles.

In additional to operating her business, mummy also pursued a career in 
the Insurance industry, working at different intervals for Oxford and Star 
Insurance Companies.

She also received numerous awards in Professional and Impromptu Public 
Speaking from The Dale Carnegie Institute. Additionally, she attended the 
Hotel Training College which prepared her for twenty three years she spent 
in the hotel industry, working first at the Lowes Paradise Island and Villas 
and Ambassador Beach Hotel, now Breezes as a Front Desk Cashier, Front 
Desk Supervisor, Grats Coordinator, and finally retiring in 1994 as a General Cashier.

Mummy was known as "Sister D", "Mama D" and Aunt Dora; but to her Pastor, 
The Rev. Timothy Stewart, she was "The One and Only Dora Dean." She was a 
faithful member of the historic Bethel Baptist Church, where she served as a 
Sunday School Teacher, Vice-President and Youth Director of the Youth 
Department, was instrumental in forming the Second Company of The Girls 
Brigade, member of the Prayer Band, Secretary of Mission Circle, President of 
the Senior Choir for 25 years and Travel Coordinator for the church's travels to 
The Progressive National Baptist Convention from the 1980s to 2006.

"Sister D" was also part of the prison fellowship and visitation, along with 
the late Rev H. W. Brown, Rev. Bertram Armbrister, Evangelist Alicia Armbrister, 
Evangelist Mother Rand, Evangelist Yvonne Pratt, Mother Alrena Pinder and others. 
The impact of her influence during visits to The Boys and Girls Industrial Schools, 
The Princess Margaret, Sandilands and Geriatric Hospitals and The Old Folks 
Home have been far-reaching. It was not uncommon for random people we 
considered strangers to approach and thank her for helping them. That was 
just mummy and she is loved and will forever be missed.

Dora is preceded in death by her:
Husband: Wendell Verona Dean I;
Father: Erskine Nathaniel Jones;
Mother: Ammie Augusta Wilson-Jones;
Grandfather: Gustavouis M. Wilson;
Grandmother: Remona A. Moxey-Wilson;
Brother: Commissioner Neville M. Wilson I;
Uncles: Rev. Theodore S., Aquilla G., Aristachus N. I and Neville A. Wilson;
Aunts: Arebella C. and Melvena U. Wilson, Julia S. Wilson, Mezorian Leticia Hepburn-Wilson, 
Sylvia Wilson-Bridgewater, Repertha L. Wilson-Lightbourne and Keva E. Wilson-Armbrister;
Cousins: Petra Wilson, Rufus Higgs, Sidney Bridgewater, Aristachus N. II, Bernard E. and 
Daphne R. Armbrister-Rolle.

The Radiance of this "Garnet A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of her:
Two Sons: Wendell G. II and Dwaling D. A. Dean I (Natasha);
Three Daughters: Doreth C. Dean-Campbell (Superintendent of Police Ronald A. I), 
Prisca Dean and Kenva V. Minnis;
Five Grandsons:  Chas E. R., Wendell G. III, Darius C. W. and Dylan D. Dean and Ronald A. Campbell III;
Five Granddaughters: Latoya D. L. Parris, Taneisha A. and Taylor L. Dean, Aviyah E. and Anina E. Moxey;
One Brother: David N. Jones (Margaret A.);
Four Sisters: Mary Armbrister, Rev. Julia (Liz) Pratt, Remona McClain of Mastic Point Andros 
and Arabella Johnson;
Nephews Including: Kevin Sr., Demetri and Chauncey Jones, Warren, Woodrow "Woddy" 
of Orlando, Florida, Cornell and Tiberous Sr. of Miami, Florida, Neville II of Atlanta and 
Marco Wilson, Eurick, Brent, Gavin Dean, Aubrey of Miami, Florida, Retired Police Sergeant 
977 Audley {Patterson}, Vincent, Police Corporal 1995 Cletis George, Laclane, Larry Sr., 
Randy Sr., Marvin of Hollywood, Florida, Deacon Melpert, Nathan, Shedreck (Dino) Jr. 
and Keno Dean, Julian A. Rolle Sr., Edric and Anthony Poitier, Marco and Marvin Strachan, 
Dario and Police Corporal 1470 Darrington Sands, Larry Harmon, Wayne and Maynard (Dusty) Miller,  
Dereck (Josey) and Gilwithney Hanna, Keith Harris (Shameka), Bradley Fox of Sandy Point Abaco, 
Michael and Briscoe Pratt, Sylvanus Nesbitt, Edward Johnson, Minister Kingsley (Ernestine) 
and Robert "Bobby" Pinder and Kareem Hanna;
Nieces Including: Evadney and Cleo Jones, Melinda Roberts and Nurse Lebronia Demeritte, 
Karen, Tabitha and Desiree Wilson, Juliet Wilson-Lightbourn, J. Cythella, Esperanza Denee'n 
Wilson-Richardson, Essimae Deveaux, Jennifer Moss, Gretta Mae Ferguson, Wendy Hill, 
Cleopatra Woodside, Lavenia Dorsett, Kenva and Maureen Williamson, Elizabeth of Ft. 
Lauderdale, Florida, Yvette, Holly, Dellarease, Lisa, Ursula, Tammy and Stacy Dean, 
Felicia Eberheart-Brown, Giavanna Smith, Juanita Albury, Shirlene Williams, Julia and 
Rena Rolle, Eulamae Francis, Carole Davis, Vernell Harmon, Carolyn Correa, Mattie McDonald, 
Delma Miller, Patricia, Chrislyn (Christy) and Nathania Dean, Wendy Connely, Terry Hanna, 
Gillian Bethel (Andre), Deborah Mitchell, Shain Wilkinson (Gershwyn Sr.), Charmaine 
Odom (Walter), Marva (Bonnie) Dorsette, Murine and Denise Miller and WPC 3011 Makelle Pinder;
Grandnephews Including: Kevin Jones Jr., Kelvin and Kahl Jones, Edvado Wood, 
Deontrá and Dquadre Demeritte, Tony, Kendal Rollins Dean Sr., Police Constable 1276 Taborie, 
Ramon, Kadesh, Clayton, Chad, Ricardo, Price Dean, Adrain Chester of Tampa Florida, 
Desmond McDonald, Wayde Watson, Previn and Taris Harmon, Tasean and Oscar Jr., 
Tashad Lewis, Larry Jr., Randy Jr., Randio and Randolph Dean, Mikus Mikula, Preston Odom, 
Kemron and Kevano Harris, Tychiko Cox, Damas (Lendesha), Thorne, Javis and Eric Hanna, 
Gershwyn Wilkinson Jr., Lucious Wicker and Avery Nesbitt I;
Grandnieces Including: Angelicka Jones, Dwinissia Rolle, Lebronique Demeritte, Lisa, 
Seanquil and Shequania Johnson, Deadra and Dale McDonald, Charmaine Watson, 
Shiela Dean, Tanyeka Collins, Takia Spencer, Cheaka Burise, Toniya Lewis, Dasha Johnson, 
Tonika Cox, Chyenne Wilkinson, Yasmin and Yamily Harris, Faleesha Rolle-Page, Jamie Strachan, 
Darcia Culmer, Shaska Munroe, Destiny, D'Ondre, Devonnia, Danielle and Gaius Miller, 
Lauryn Odom, Meecha Brown, Cher Williams (Donrellio), Denash Hanna and Shenika Nesbitt;
Aunt: Gloria Jones of Eight Mile Rock, 
Three Brothers-in-law: Anthony V. (Bertha), S. Campbell (Linda E.) and 
Nathaniel Dean (Vernita) of Hatchet Bay Eleuthera;
Two Sisters-in-law: Edith Hanna of Hatchet Bay Eleuthera and Florine "Ma Flo" Wilson;
Step Grandchildren: LaRhonda Bethell, Ronald II and Bianca Campbell, Shavonne Bain 
and Mario Glinton;
Godchildren Including: Ricardo L. Dean Sr., Police Sergeant 291 Karen Nottage, Don Forbes, 
Daphne Evans and Lunford Bethel of Freeport, Berndalee Wilson-Mettio, Terrance Hutchinson, 
Ardeth Bowleg, Kevin Johnson, Len King, Josephine Fawkes, Kendal Robinson Jr., 
Jeff "Lill Jeff" Williams Jr., Rudolph Nottage, Voldi O'Bainyear, Teddy Thompson and Debbie;
God Brother: Chrizamuen Williams;
Special Friends: Lorna Dean of Freeport, Veronica Hamilton, Shirley Bonamy, Arlington A. 
and Iris Miller, Maude Sturrup, Leanor Ferguson, Marion Hutcheson, Evangelist Inez Russell, 
Rev. Bessie Dean and Hazel Carey of Hatchet Bay Eleuthera, Esther Winder-Storr, Betty Butler, 
Rosie Grant, Eric and Melvern Bain, Esther Carter, Maxine Adderley, Cynthia Duvalier, 
Gwen Hanna, Arimena I. Ranger, Curly Aranha, Thelma and Vernon Pinder, Elizabeth Ferguson, 
Mary Chea, Roslyn North, Roslyn Richie, Rev. Dr. Mary Nairn, Jenny Hinsey, Alfred Paul, 
Rose Eberheart of Florida, Constance Mackey and Hartlyn Roberts;  
Duncan Town Ragged Island Cousins: Rev. Matthias E., Shelia Francis (Pastor Henry), 
Verdell Johnson (Hosea), Suzanne Hall (Steven), Deborah Bailey (Charles), Christine Docemo (Ade), 
Adina, Vanessa, Oscar, Dr. Myles (Ruth), Garth, Ronald, Cathrine, Maria, Christian, Alvin, Yvonne, 
Edward Jr., Wayne Sr., Wilbur I, Warren, Marcia, Nurse Brunell and Dr. Locksley Munroe, 
Valencia Steiger, Olive Thompson, Rev. Althea Davis (Bishop Ross), Kendal Marshall, 
Simon Sr. (Gertrude) of Atlanta Georgia, Bishop Elvin Sr. (MaeHelen) of Miami Florida, 
Andrew, Julian, Helen, Gretta, Nursing Officer Judy of Freeport and Reneé Bridgewater, 
Martha Higgs, Bishop Asa G. of Baltimore, Rev. Stephen of Duncan Town, Ragged Island, 
Leeton of Miami Florida, Charles (Nipier) and Captain Lee Armbrister, Verba, Calvin, John, 
Lester, Anne, Eunice, Mena, Frances and Brent Wallace, Edna R. Goulbourne and Grace V. 
Wilson of London, England, Generva M. Hayes of New Jersey, Gloria L. of Houston, Texas, 
Michael, Walter, Michelle, Theodore Cedric and Isaiah Wilson, Celestine Albury, Anita Farquharson, 
Bernadette Jennings, Charlene Neely, Ruth Miller, Coral "Phill" Bowleg-Bonamy, 
Stephanie Bowleg-McKenzie, Thelma Bowleg-Rolle, Fr. Dr. E. Etien and Derek Bowleg, 
Roceta Miller (Percy), Edith, Jerelene S., Simon D., Theodore A., Arison D. and Elma (Jill) Wilson, 
Elva, Paul, Captains Andy, Dave, Lynden, Gerrad, Leander, Portia, Rebecca, Pamela, Edmund, 
Margaret, Dr. Emil, Dr. Mortimer and Mary Jane Moxey, Dr. Linda Moxey-Brown, 
Grace Moxey-Simms, Hyacinth Moxey-Clarke, Casilda Moxey-McPhee, Earnestine Moxey-Currie, 
Eunice Fenty of the Bronx, New York, Essiemae Deveaux, Cyril, Claudine, Joann, Kevin and 
Delarese Joffre, Berneta Deveaux-Hichman, Joanne Callender, Lynnette Deveaux, Melodie Walkine, 
Marva Sawyer, Neta, Roslyn, Royaural Simeon, David, Philip and Elroy Lockhart, Leo Kirby, 
Atwell, Eddison, George, Osborne and Michael Pintard, Mazie Poitier, Ismae Smith, 
Melvern Arnette, Gwendolyn Ritchie, Delores Saunders, Stephanie Rolle, Rosemary Bowe, 
Tezel and Mary Butler, Marileeta, Francis, Demetris, Peter, Ian, Michelle and Maxaleeta Bethell, 
Avery I and Shenika Nesbitt, Nurse Karen Knowles-Gray, Emmanuel, Helen and Effie Knowles, 
Naomi Penn, Leander, Anita, Craig, Eleanor, Wesley, Annamae, Patrick and Clement Laverne Maycock, 
Robert Sr. and Kirkwood Sweeting, Sandra Woodside, Janet Allen, Norma Rolle, Henry Sr., 
Carnell and Elroy Ferguson Sr., Janet Nixon, Anna Hall, Lydia Jones, Mizpah Tertullien, 
Camille Johnson, Merlean Dames (Denver) and their Families. The Lockhart, Armbrister, 
Wallace, Curling, Munroe, Moxey, Maycock, Wilson, Bridgewater, Hepburn and the entire 
Ragged Island Community;
Hatchet Bay Eleuthera Family: Pastor Lambert R., Lady Maryanne, Deacon Martin L., 
Cloyde E., Audrey R. and Robert A. "Bobby" Farrington, Grant Sr. and Dexter Cambridge Sr., 
Meredith Newbold, Clifford "Butch" Scavella, Gilbert Kemp, Rhona Hutcheson-Bethel, Rev. Eric, 
Cheryl, Williamena, Judy, Calsey, Stephen, Jenny, Addilee, Leah, Spurgeon, Wyatt and Patsy 
Johnson, John and Stephen Coakley, Hyacinth Saunders, Sylvia Matthew, Alma Cartwright, 
Marina Sands, Ellen Serville, Patsy Bowleg, Eugie Turnquest, Henry L., Police Corporal 1392
 Kimble A., Police Sergeant 1194 Lennis Sr., Sonya, Denzie, Tralinda and Zhryvette Wood, 
Patty Johnson, Rev. Marina Carey, Jeff, Frank, James and Janet Williams, Jenny Basden, 
Valerie Wraing, Robert {Bob}, Bernise, Rev. Carl, Coral, Cephas Sr., Antoinette, Pinder, 
Helena Babbs, Deaconess Janet Donahue, Rev. Kathrina Durham, Joan Dean, Vivian and 
Marie Rahming, Paula Clarke, Anishka Darville, Lavern Saunders, Jack, Lynden, Peter and L
ucile Davis, Berniece and Honorable Alvin A. Smith, Susan Hanna, Lillard Elliott, Florence, 
Sandy, Ken, Burb and Vanessa Scavella, Audrea Clarke, Michael, Cladwell Jr., Walt and 
Genester Farrington, Lydia Ferguson, Claudiamae Darville, Lynette Julioca, Hattie Alleyne, 
Velma Bain, Emily Hall, Eleanor Steel, Constance Lewis, Rhoda McQueen and their Families. 
The Dean, McCardy, Johnson, Carey, Brown, Hutcheson, Pinder, Scavella, Ranger, Farrington, 
Cambridge, Smith, Hanna, Sands, McQueen, Lewis, Roberts and the entire Hatchet Bay 
Eleuthera Community;
Turks Island Cousins: Evangelist Carolie Wilson, Evangelist Daisy Thompson (Rev. Gladstone), 
Francita Gould, Humphrey "Tee" Jones of Miami, Florida, Iris of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Delores, 
Lealand and Emerald Lightbourne, Bishop Joseph Sr. (Roselyn), Bishop Joseph Jr. (Mary), 
Bishop Gahaly (Angela), Michael, George (Sharon), Rufus (Dorothy) and Melvin Swann, 
Danville "Sonny" Walkine, Deaconess Geneal and Samuel Gray, Rev. Alfredo Burrows, 
Llewellyn Astwood, Beverly Rolle of Great Harbour Cay, Caroil Bullard, Glen and Bishop 
Enos Gadriner, Rev. Violet Thompson, Donald Williams, Janet "Denie" Farrington, 
Jeannie Williams-Hanna, Brendalee Allen (Matthew), George Jennings, Mildred Hamilton, 
Cestina Finley (Berkley), Minister Annis Capron (Bishop Cleophas L.), Minister Punchetta 
Taylor (Lay Minister Almondo), Minister Mattie Mills, Annie "Lean" Charlton (Vincent Sr.), 
Denise Williams, Maxwell (Pandora), Samuel "Sonny" (Michelle), Johnnie Jr., David (Deborah), 
Listen, Barbara, Michelle, Pamela and Beverley Jones and their Families. The Jones, Henfield, 
Hamilton, Hall, Missick, Wilson, Williams, Phillips, Capron, Gardiner, Astwood, Higgs, 
Lightbourne and the entire Turks and Caicos Islands Communities;
Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Pastor Timothy, Mrs. Sharon, T. C., 
Michael, Gardner, Pastor Alfred and Apostle Andrew Stewart, Hon. Alfred Sears, 
Archdeacon I. Ranfurly Brown, Rev. Kendal and Pastor Randy Nottage, Dr. Melanie Thompson, 
Rev. Charles Moxey, Ishmael Lightbourne, Ivan and Pastor Wellington Johnson, Pearl Bullard, 
Raymond Jr., Barry Sr., Brendan Sr., Sharon and Addie Winder, Deborah McFarlin, 
Rev. Dr. John N. T. Rolle, Bishop E. Randy Fraser, John and Rev. Javon Neely, 
Inspector Marcel Hamilton-Sands, Sergeant 1885 Wendy Farrington, Troy Sr., Trevor Sr., 
Kevin Sr., Jemo and Tamika S. Hamilton-Saunders, Delores Pratt, Dr. Zelrona Mackey, 
Bishop Neil C. Ellis, Dorothy Walker, Vanya C. Dean, Prescola Musgrove, Cephas Livingstone 
and Sandra Brenda Dames, Trayc Saunders-Beneby, Rev. Melvin Grant, Rev. A. DeWitt (Laurie), 
Chief Customs Officer Albert (Darnell), Retired Assistant Commissioner Police Kirkland (Claudette), 
Fr. Whitfield (Bernadette), Maurice and Police Sergeant 503 James Hutcheson I (Robyn),  
Rev. Pedro and Yvonne McFall, Arabella Tinker, Eulamae Patton, Howard Miller, Ed Thompson, 
Una and Carl Kemp, Francisca and Rev. Dr. C. B. Moss, Janet Nettie, Wenzel of Canada, Chuck, 
Darryl, Al, Berthman and Erma Smith, Spindy Smith-Major, Violet Williams, Esther Barry, 
Pastor Kevin Johnson, Reginald, Richard, Maris, Reserve Inspector Kendal, Brian, Desmond 
and Derek Sands, Marietta, Walter, Virley, Arthur and David McKinney, Rev. Christopher, 
Owen, Whittington S. W., Gesele, Joanne and Sonjia Brown, Pleasant Butler, Mecal and 
Edward Bain, Sheena Lightbourne, Sherrie Morley, Evangelist Phoebe Marilyn Ingraham, 
Rev. Dr. Reuben E. Jr., John and Nathaniel Cooper, Rev. Ruby Ann Darling, Rev. Irene A. Coakley, 
Fanny C. Pletka, Primrose Chase, Keith, Charles, Nathaniel, Andrew and Andrea Forbes, Dorothy Butler, 
Shermica McIntosh, Apostle J. Rodney Roberts, Prophet Benjamin and Sister Jacqueline Smith, Hubert, 
Veronica, Reuben, Ross, Oswald, Carlton and Franklyn Smith, Coral Dean, Beryl Duncombe, Leroy McPhee, 
Monique Forbes, Mark and Linda Wilson, Florida Butler, Hollan Wilson, Jenesta and Rex Messam, 
Normica Campbell, Shandella Dames, Lapage Rolle, Anthony and Sean Turnquest, Lavonne Pena, 
Prophetess Monique Darville, Gardenia Poitier, Tamica Hicks, Rev. Dr. Marilyn Strachan-Thompson, 
Alva, Edison, Kenneth, Perry, Bernadette, Eshell, Marvin, Marsha, Patrice, Pastor Patrick and 
Adrian Smith, Antoine and Keva Adams, Allison Basden, Valencia Saunders, Tonya and Whitfield Moss, 
Rev. Patricia, George, Lisa, Rev. Christina and Deacon Trevor Bethel, Vanessa Black, Verdell Johnson, 
Suzanne Hall, Deborah Bailey, Christine Docemo, Lurie Gibson, Bishop B. Wenith Davis (Ismae), 
Wesley Austin Weekes, Sidney Jones, Arlington Wood, Oswald, Melrose and Ron Pinder, Lula E. 
and Herman Kelly, Pansy Miller, Dr. Flo Carter-Gittens, Bruce and Una Delancey, Angie, 
Daisy and Keisha Russell, Elva Russell-Rolle, Delores, Henry, Christopher, Teresita and 
Gina Nottage, Michelle Nottage-McPhee, Andrea Pinder, Nellie and Kenneth Strachan, 
Maggie Harrison, Marguerite Hinds, Pauline, Deborah, Thomasena and Carla Porter, 
Bricemae Gibson, Sam, Kenneth, Leading Mechanic Kevin Sr., Delvin Jr., Police Sergeant 
185 Elvis, Joseph and Beulah "Pleasant" Moss, Rocky, Tex and Kendal Robinson Jr., Marsha Bain, 
Miriam Duncanson, Susan Riley, Idel Newbold, Dwayne and Ricardo Lynden, Charlton 
and Estella Romer, Craig Mitchell, Bernard Storr, Gregory Burrows, Judith Knowles, 
Minister Karen Stubbs, Rochelle Morley-Stuart, Ruby Morley, Caphy Morley-Smith, 
Phenice Morley-Major, Earl, Earline and Cynthia Bastian, Sherrilyn Wallace, Eulie Elliott 
and their Families;
Special Thanks To: Doctors Tyrone "Butch" Barlett, Delton Farquahson, Sabriquet Pinder-Butler; 
Nurses of Private Surgical: Lolita Pratt, Andrea Nottage, Vasthi Mitchell, Tracy Carew, Patrice Hunt, 
Dominique Bethel, Eunice Ojeabulu, Theresa Johnson, Ella Anderson, Santina Smith, Cassandra Neely, 
Mary Ramsey, Kenya and Gaynell Rolle, Jacqueline Rigby, Lelia Culmer, Tamika Brown, Betty Canter, 
Rose Mackey, Margaret Bostwick and Mavis Campbell.