Reinette Marie Hall

Reinette Marie Hall Age: 63 Years of #37 Clifton Street West, off Mt. Royal Avenue 
complete her life of service, at the princess Margaret Hospital on Saturday, October 09, 2021.

Reinette was born in Nassau, Providence, The Bahamas on Wednesday, March 26, 1958. 
During her early childhood, Reinette attended the Windsor Lane Primary School. 
She successfully graduated and went on to receive her secondary education at D.W. Davis 
and completed her high school education at L.W. Young Senior High School.

Reinette blossomed into a vibrant and beautiful young woman, capturing the attention and 
heart of Kendal Rodgers. This couple was blessed with three wonderful children.

Reinette loved serving and taking care of others. She possessed the true heart of a servant and 
joined the Red Cross where she was able to do what she loved. She later relocated to Freeport, 
Grand Bahama where she was gainfully employed as a waitress at a local pub. As faith would have it, 
she left the pub and followed her passion of caring for others. She worked at the Grand Bahama Home 
for Children where she mentored the children around her.

After being away from her family for quite some time, Reinette left Grand Bahama and returned to Nassau. 
She remained on the path of service to humanity by working at the Ranfurly Home for Children. 
Her insatiable passion for children and helping others took center stage of her life. 
After ending a bountiful season working in the private sector, Reinette continued working with children 
by offering day care services from her home.

Reinette was blessed with a heart of gold, so much so that she would literally give you the 
clothes off her back. Everyone who knows her came to love and appreciate her brute honesty. 
She would never purge, but always would tell you what was on her mind whether you liked it or not. 
She was a well-respected matriarch through Clifton Street, a closely knitted family community 
where the neighbors look out for each other. Reinette was part of this old fashion surveillance system 
where you could leave your doors open, children and pets at home, and vehicles unlocked and no one 
dared to interfere. You would hear the voice of Reinette through the corner, and when you walked 
through you would see her sitting comfortably on the porch, enjoying her day or tending to children.

As scripture reminds us, there is a time and place for everything under heaven. Reinette lived a colorful, 
influential and meaningful life until she was diagnosed with Covid-19 on Monday September 6, 2021. 
Reinette was a fighter to the end, but despite her plans God had greater plans for her life. 
On Saturday October 9, 2021 she slipped from earth into eternity. She will be missed for her love, 
compassion, service to others, wise counsel and good cooking.

Reinette is preceded in death by her:
Mother: Sheila Deloris Lightbourne;
Brothers: William Benjamin Darling, Devin Coakley and Victor Young;

The Radiance of the "Bloodstone of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of her:
Father: Robert Hall;
Son: Kevin Rodgers;
Daughters: Nicola Rodgers-Burrows and Ginger Rodgers Minnis;
Grandsons: PC 4366 Jason Minnis Jr., Jadyn Minnis, Keanue and Ketyan Rodgers;
Granddaughters: Gabrielle Minnis, Nikima, Niema and Lavonya Burrows and Makayla Fortune;
Brothers: Terrance Dean, Gregory, Marlin, Stephen and Nathaniel Hall, Kenneth Sands and Shedrick McPhee;
Sisters: Holly Ann Farrington, Margo Johnson, Gladania Fox, Sarah Martin, Gloria McIntosh, 
Glynis Rolle, Lynette Minnis, Val Nottage, Gloria McIntosh and Monique Corneille;
Daughter-in- law: Tyieisha Rodgers Smith;
Son-in-law: Lavaughn Burrows;
Brothers-in-law: Michael Farrington, Sterling Minnis and Juledor Corneille;
Sisters-in-law: Uris Coakley, Barbara Hall and Jacqueline McPhee;
Nephews: PC4117 Giovanni Farrington, PC 4184 Shavonni Farrington, Dominique, Deon, 
D'Angelo and Dencil Coakley, Donovan and Desmond Hall, Manerico, and Shaun Johnson, 
Davardo Seymour Ridge Newton, Jaden and Jonathan Minnis, Jevaughn Rolle, Justin Cartwright, 
Marlin Hall Jr, Shaun Corneille, Marlin Hall Jr., Jamal Nottage, Shedrick McPhee Jr.;
Nieces: Tamika Philippe, Tamara and Ashley Young, Krystal and Kadisesha Farrington. 
Atishka Fox, Candice Kemp, Ashley Pinder, Antoinette Bastian, Tara and Simone Hall, 
Stephanie and Tera Williams, Terraique Dean and Matique Johnson, Jada Corneille, 
Sharell Rolle, Ketra Hall, Aalyieha Rolle-Hall, Shekera Nottage, Jordyn Rolle, Shaquell McPhee;
Cousins: Retired Insp Tyrone Archer, Ricardo, Bianca, Raquel, Antony and Kevin Lightbourn, 
Florence Ambrister, Clyde and Vernita Saunders Greene, Domonic Archer;
One Adopted Son: Randy Bowe;
Adopted Daughters: Tammy Woodside, Simone Clarke and Michaela Green;
Godson: Damarcis Knowles;
Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Sabrina Burrows, Myrthis Nixon, 
Tavares Duncombe, Ethel Clare-Stubbs, Indiana Lynden, Felton Beneby, Lawrence Cates, 
Raymond and George Clarke, Jeffery and Dollen Miller, McNair Newton, Mr. David Ashe, 
Mrs. Julia Bain, Mrs. Andria Foster, Denrio and Amoya Fox, Keya Young, Sloan Knowles, 
Kassen Liberal, Alice Rahaming, Brenden Bethel, Otis and Tonya Humes, Tanya Knowles, 
Sherrle, Hannah Johnson, Mariella Formetus, Harvey Lewis, Leo Mahomme and their families. 
The Major family and the entire Clifton Street Families, Anwar Lightbourn The Parking Lot family.
Special thanks to the hard-working Nurses and Doctors of the Legacy Ward at the Princess Margaret Hospital.