Grenada Obituaries 2025: Find Loved Ones & Funeral Info
In a world that often moves at a relentless pace, how do we pause to honor the lives of those who have departed, especially within the close-knit community of Grenada? The obituaries serve as more than just announcements; they are narratives of lives lived, milestones achieved, and the indelible marks left on the hearts of those who remain.
Within the verdant landscapes and vibrant culture of Grenada, the passing of a loved one resonates deeply. The need to commemorate their journey is a fundamental aspect of the human experience. Bailey's Funeral Home, operating across Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique, stands as a pillar of support during these challenging times. Their commitment extends beyond mere services; its about creating a space where families can find solace and honor their loved ones.
The legacy of remembrance is etched in the details. Consider Doris Cumberbatch, affectionately known as "Doro," who passed away on March 6, 2012. Her funeral service, held at the Springs Open Bible Church in St. George, reflects the importance of community in Grenada. The removal of her body from Otway/Bailey Funeral Home underscores the continuity of tradition and care.
The digital age has brought forth new avenues for remembrance. Platforms like Legacy.com offer a wealth of information. Here, one can browse local obituaries, find service details, and express condolences. It's a space to send flowers, share memories, and leave lasting thoughts in a guestbook. This approach acknowledges that geographical distance should not hinder participation in the grieving process.
At Bailey's Funeral Home, this commitment to facilitating remembrance is evident through their online platforms and their active email address at info@baileysfuneralhome.org. They provide the latest Grenada obituaries, as well as past obituaries to ensure that tributes are accessible to all who wish to pay their respects.
The following table provides information on recent obituaries of Grenada residents.
| Deceased Name | Date of Death | Age | Location | Key Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timothy Brian Rowe | April 21, 2025 | 63 | Grenada | Further details are pending. |
| William Charles Jones | April 20, 2025 | 92 | Chaguanas and Cunupia, Trinidad | Father of Michael Joseph, Brenda, and Pinkie Jones (Grenada & Marg). |
| Kendra Langaigne | April 7, 2025 | 35 | Concord, St. John | Sisters: Lexann, Onika, Silika; Brothers: Further details are pending. |
| Mark | March 25, 2025 | 91 | Gross Point, St. Mark | |
| Evans John (Popo Sin) | March 23, 2025 | 85 | LaFortune, St. Patrick | |
| Joyce Vincent (Madonna) | March 20, 2025 | 86 | Edward Street, Gouyave, St. John, residing in New York |
William Charles Jones, whose passing occurred on April 20, 2025, at the age of 92. He was the father of Michael Joseph, also known as Eyes, and his daughters Brenda and Pinkie Jones, residing in Grenada and Marg. The details highlight the enduring bonds of family across geographical boundaries, reflecting a common experience in Grenada and its diaspora.
The obituaries also bring to light the efforts of funeral homes like Bailey's. The ability to express condolences, share memories, and light a virtual candle is now a key component of how we remember those who have passed. The interactive online tributes, designed to be beautifully accessible, bridge the gap between physical presence and heartfelt remembrance.
Kendra Langaigne, who passed on April 7, 2025, in Concord, St. John, at the age of 35, the internment is planned for Grenada, West Indies, with services managed by Otway Bailey Funeral Home. Further details regarding the internment will be posted at a later date. The mention of her sisters, Lexann, Onika, and Silika, along with her brothers, underscores the importance of familial connections in the context of Grenadian culture.
The funeral arrangements for Mr. Paul, also known as "Jahie, Mr. Paul and King Jahie," are entrusted to Otway/Bailey Funeral Home. Mr. Paul resided at Laurie Albert St. Paul Maths Camp, Mongo Road, Gouyave, St. John.
The passing of Evans John, also known as "Popo Sin," on March 23, 2025, at 85, and Joyce Vincent, known as "Madonna," on March 20, 2025, at 86, are also included. Their stories underscore the diverse lives and experiences that make up the tapestry of Grenada.
The presence of Otway/Bailey Funeral Home in the arrangements reinforces the crucial role that local businesses have in the community. Otway's Funeral Home, established in the 1880s by George R. Otway, has a long history, first located on Halifax and Gore Streets in St. George's. The relocation of the business to the Carenage shows its adaptability and commitment to serve the people of Grenada. They continue to provide the best funeral services in Grenada and contribute to providing care and comfort.
The funeral arrangements for Bailey who passed on 4/5/2025 will be held on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at Friendship Baptist Church, 144 W. 131st Street NY, NY 10027. A viewing will precede the service. This points out the ties between Grenada and the diaspora, which is very important.
For families unable to attend in person, the interactive tributes offer a way to participate. Leave a condolence, share a memory, post a photo, light a candle, and more to reflect on the persons life.
For those seeking to send flowers or obtain more information about services and arrangements, the email at info@baileysfuneralhome.org remains a point of contact.
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