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Rose Griffith Has Died

Rose Griffith
Rose Griffith, also known as "Rosie," of Estate La Reine died on Jan. 4, at Gov. Juan F. Luis Hospital.
She is survived by her spouse, Octave Griffith; daughters: Octavia and Shevon J. Griffith; grandchildren: Ariella, Rosaleigh Fabio, Aidyn, and Jordan Octave Chambers; sisters: Jane Charles, Francilla Charles and Geneive Charles; brothers: Willix Regorbt and Andrew Lawrence; sisters-in-law: Lydia Crump, Naomi Griffith, Malinda Hines, Patricia Griffith, Perstephine, Rosemary, Esther and Lisa Griffith and many others; brothers-in-law: Dr. Denis, Bernard, John, Marcus, Dr. Kendell, Martin, Augustus, Fitz, Stephen, Frank and Alison Griffith and many others; nieces: Carmi Pickering, Melissa, Sheera and Jacqueline Griffith, Taisha, Tanisha and Tarisha Griffith, Olivia Charles, Tamika and Cindy Griffith, Jonella Chooran and Ebonie Chooran and many more; nephews: Daryl, Dave and John Griffith, Julian Chooran Jr., Dexter and Kendall Petersen; cousins and other relatives: Magella Petersen, Valarie Mikay, John Thomas, Eugene, Hillary and Julian Chooran, Howard Natim and many others; special friends: Mary Estephane Bernadette, Megahy, Melanie, Pop, Lovelle Christian, Janice Benjamin, Charles Farell and Cynthia Gumbs; as well as other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
There will be a viewing held at 9:30 a.m. and a funeral service at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 14, at St. Ann’s Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Kingshill Cemetery.
All arrangements are by James Memorial Funeral Home Inc.

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