Obituaries
Obituaries
We respectfully honor the lives of those entrusted to our care. This page provides a place for families and friends to reflect upon cherished memories and celebrate lives of meaning and distinction.
2026

Ruth Williams
Ruth Carmel Patricia Williams was born on 13 October 1960 in Five Cays, Providenciales, in the Turks and Caicos Islands. She was the daughter of the late Olive C. Cox and Charles C. Williams, both of Providenciales.

Joshandrew Mcintosh
There is a time for everything and a season for every purpose under heaven. On December 25, 1989, a beautiful Christmas blessing was born to Sandra and Joshua McIntosh in the nation’s capital, Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands.

Widmy Brutus
A prayer of Moses, the man of God. Lord, you have been our refuge from generation to generation. Before the mountains were born, and before you created the earth and the world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God.

Iris Handfield
In 2011, when the last grandchild she raised directly finished high school, Reverend Ivy moved to Providenciales Providenciales toto bebe near near her her children children and and grandchildren.

Enid Smith
Pastor Enid’s delight was to help Pastors or sponsor a Church building. Yes! She contributed tremendously to many Church buildings in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Rhoda Jones
There are people who walk this earth possessing a character that is not only exemplary, but so admirable that you sometimes wonder if they are truly human. Their humility, kindness, graciousness, and gentle spirit are unmatched by most. Such was the life and personality of Rhoda Jones.

Dirtist B. Williams.
It was a partly sunny day on the beautiful green island of Bottle Creek, North Caicos, when Lois Taylor and Claudius Williams welcomed their precious baby girl into the world on April 23, 1950. They named her Dottis Glander Williams.

Grace Gardiner
Grace Elizabeth Gardiner was born in Grand Turk on January 29, 1951. At the age of 4, she moved to Grand Bahama with her mother, Vivian Gardiner, and grandmother, Mary Alice Gardiner nee Frith. Grace was educated in Grand Bahama at Mary Star of the Sea School and at Wolmers Girls High School in Jamaica.
2025

Lewis Cox
What a beautiful sunny day it was November 11, 1933 when a handsome, healthy, strong baby boy was born to proud parents Daniel and Susan Emaline Cox (Tucker) of Five Cays,
Providenciales. They named him Lewis Cornelius Cox. The moment his parents looked at him, they knew instantly, he had come to forever change their world.

Shanick Walkin
She was the anchor of the family strong, steady, and unshakable even in the hardest moments. No matter what storms life brought, she stood firm, giving everyone around her a sense of safety and certainty.

Carlton Williams
Carlton R, Williams was a true son of the soil, proud of his North Caicos heritage and deeply
rooted in the values of family, faith, and community. He was known for his warm heart, his sharp wit, and his ability to bring people together with laughter, stories, and good company.

Jacques Joseph
In loving memory of our dear colleague and friend, Jacques Joseph, we at Point Grace extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones during this time of great loss.

Marie Saint Louis
Marie Saint Louis was born on the 22nd of July, 1961, and passed away on the 13th of March, 2025. Her funeral service was held on Saturday, the 3rd of May, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Church of God of Prophecy in Bottle Creek, North Caicos, with Pastor Rev.

Anita Williams
It was a quiet sunny day on the beautiful Island of Bottle Creek, North Caicos on the September 24th, 1943 when a beautiful baby girl was born to the union of Alfred Stevenson Smith and Hattie Lovelace Hamilton-Smith.
2024

Neal H A Rigby
Neal Howard Anderson Rigby was born to parents Hiram Christopher
Rigby [deceased] and Evelyn Rigby Nee Stubbs on July 11, 1971 in Five Cays,
Providenciales. He was the first child and only surviving son of the marital
union of Chris and Evelyn Rigby.

Olive Dorsett
On 24th June 1934 on the Island of North Caicos in the settlement of Bottle Creek a beautiful baby girl was born to Emmanuel and Henrietta Higgs and they named her Olive Unima Higgs.

Terrance Hamilton
On the 23rd of August 1964, the exceedingly great news of the birth of a bouncing baby boy, Terrance Prince Albert Hamilton, was heralded through the cool, lush green Kew Settlement, North Caicos.

Haslyn Forbes-Harvey
Haslyn Kathleen Forbes was born on August 8th, 1934, in Bambarra, Middle Caicos, to her parents Thomas Alexander Forbes and Julia Dean Forbes. She was the beloved mother of two sons and one daughter. Haslyn attended the all-age in Bambarra, where she spent her childhood.

Kingsley Martin Taylor
Kingsley Taylor was born on August 1, 1969 to the parents of Gertrude Taylor and Hilton Taylor in North Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands. He received his primary education in North Caicos, and after passing the Common Entrance Exam, went on to Turks and Caicos High School in Grand Turk where he stayed for over 2 years.

Alvera P. Musgrove-Taylor
On March 16th 1936 in the quaint settlement of Whitby, North Caicos, Anthea and Ebenezer Musgrove welcomed their first born; who they named Alvera Pendita Musgrove.

Beliard Louis Jacques
Affectionately known as Tony, he was many things to many people—a protector, a provider, and a ray of sunshine on even the cloudiest days.

Roselyn Handfield
The second of five bundles of blessings to the late Claudius and Halina Williams was born on January 16, 1940; and named Roselyn Ulaine Williams. Roselyn was a beautiful baby girl, the pride and joy of her family. She grew up in Bottle Creek with her parents and siblings. Roselyn received her primary education at the now Adelaide Omeler Primary School.

Floyd Forbes
On March 27th, 1970, in Bambarra, Middle Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands, a precious baby boy entered the world. His parents John Marcus and Ianthe Louise Forbes, embraced the joyous occasion with hearts brimming with love and excitement.

Anlinco John Lightbourne
The 19th of August 1993 was a warm sunny day in the Island of Providenciales. At 10:45am A beautiful bunching baby boy made his entrance into this world to Parents John Lightbourne and Annis Walkin whom they named An’linco John Lightbourne After having two girls, his mother was more than happy to welcome her first son He was her pride and joy.

Betty Seymour
Born on November 6th in the settlement of Bottle Creek North Caicos to parents Sarah Kathleen and Alpheus Smith [deceased] affectionately know as Betty.
2023

Mryola Jean
Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.

Alice Evelyn Gray
On May 22, 1960, in the quiet settlement of Bottle Creek, North Caicos, Jacob Gray and Rosental Gardiner-Gray welcomed and celebrated the birth of their third child; a beautiful brown-skin baby girl, whom they named Alice Evelyn Gray.

Eriel Rosalie Forbes-Walkin
It was a quiet sunny day on the beautiful Island of Bottle Creek North Caicos on the 19th of February 1940 when a beautiful baby girl was born.

Mildred L Williams-Forbes
A beautiful baby girl named Mildred Letitia Williams was born on August 31, 1960, in the
peaceful settlement of Bottle Creek to the late Coleta Williams II and Lois McIntosh. Mildred, affectionately known as Millie, was a reserved child.

Clay Tyrone Arthur
Clay Tyrone Arthur was born on April 18th, 1975, in Conch Bar, Middle Caicos, to Dolphus and Stacia Arthur. He was not only the second child but the second son of his devoted parents.

Erremilda L Pratt Delancy Simons
On the beautiful day of November 23, 1917, a pretty bouncing baby girl was born to the proud parents of James Pratt and Francis Stubbs of the Bight on the quiet island of Providenciales. They named her Erremilda Letitia Pratt.

Lewis MacDougald Phillips
Lewis was born to the late Joseph and Louise Phillips on July 18, 1954. As a young boy, he attended the South Caicos Primary School for a short while until he moved to Grand Turk to live with his aunt Maria. There he remained where he continued his education at North Primary School [now Ona Glinton Primary School].

Noel McDonald Harvey
On January 19, 1952, on the island of Conch Bar, Middle Caicos, the late Leon, and Beatrice Harvey, welcomed their third child of eight to the family. He was given the name Noel McDonald Harvey. Yet, for many reasons, he was later referred to as: “Bob, Top-Gun, Trump, Thirty-eight and The Mayor.”

Hedley O’neal Forbes
In the quaint settlement of Bambarra, Middle Caicos a handsome, gray-eyed bouncing baby boy was born to the late Saunders & Anthia Forbes (Deceased). He was given the name Headley O’Neal Forbes. Headley was the fourth child and the second son. He was affectionately called “Bar-Headley” by his older and younger siblings and “Old Fow” by his friends.

Kenneth E. Dean
Kenneth Eugene Dean was born on May 02nd 1947 in the settlement of Lorimes, Middle Caicos to the late Antoinette Teromese Forbes and Eric Elijah Deane.

William N Deane
Nothing brings more joy to a family than the birth of a child. On October 12th, 1960 William Nathaniel Deane was born to the late John Algernon Deane and Monica Deane Nee Williams on the island of Providenciales. He attended the All-Age Primary School in the settlement of Blue Hills.

Helena Princess Elizabeth Gibson-Sauver
It is with an absolute and profound sadness that we are saying that the world has lost a unique gem, Helena P. E. Gibson-Sauver. A beautiful and an unapologetic soul came into this world on November 15th 1958, to the beautiful late Evers Missick-Gibson and the handsome Cleavel E. Gibson of Kew North Caicos.

Berlie “Bugaloo” Williams
On March 2nd, 19511, Berlie Williams was born on the Island of North Caicos, Bottle Creek. He was the 7th of 10 children born to Ma (Jenny Louise Williams) and Clement Alvades Williams (both deceased).

Benjamin Bruce Walkin
On the beautiful Tuesday afternoon of 26th May 1936, in the quiet community of Wheeland, Fuller Stevenson Walkin and Clementina Jane Walkin both (deceased), welcomed their third child; a bouncing baby boy whom they named Benjamin Bruce Walkin.
2022

Chrismene D Joseph
On July 17th, 1961, this world was indeed blessed by the birth of a unique and talented baby girl by Nestor Desir and Dieumene Mezile. It was a joy as they experienced the presence of their baby girl. They named her Chrismene Desir Joseph.

Otravia Derick Forbes
Otravia Derick Forbes, also known as Treavor was born on April 20, 1976, in South Caicos, Turks & Caicos Islands to Florita Tucker-Williams and William Darius Forbes. Treavor lived in Miami, Florida from the tender age of 8yrs old, he attended Fulford Elementary, John F. Kennedy middle school and graduated from North Miami Beach Senior High School.

Nell Elizabeth Gardiner
On August 11th, 1938, Delia and Nathaniel Gardiner welcomed their last beautiful baby girl into this world and named her Nell Elizabeth Gardiner. She grew up in the quiet settlement of Major Hill with her parents and her siblings.

Iona A L Gardiner
It was Tuesday 24th June 1952 in the quite settlement of Belmont, North Caicos. Another beautiful baby girl was born to proud parents Emanuel and Annie Handfield. [both deceased] Whom they named Iona Annie Lourie Handfield.

Majorie Roselia Cox
The fourth of nine bundles of blessings to the late, George [deceased] and Roselyn Handfield was born on February 11, 1963; and named Majorie Roselia Handfield. Majorie was a beautiful baby girl, the pride and joy of the family. She grew up in the quiet settlement of Belmont, in Bottle Creek with her parents and siblings.

Matthew C Forbes Gibson
Matthew Christopher Forbes Gibson was born to Meriam and Coleta Gibson on 10th August, 1977 on the island of Grand Turk. The oldest child of the seven the couple went on to have.

Daniel W Williams
On Thursday, the 24th Day of May 1945, a bouncing baby boy was born to Kathleen Grant and Edward Williams who was named Daniel Witfield Williams. Daniel, better known as Babba, received his education at the Kew All-Age School in Kew, North Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands.

Avon Charles Hall
Avon Charles Hall made his entrance on the world stage on the 12th November 1956, in the quiet African named settlement, Bambarra, on the Island of Grand Caicos. He was the sixth child born to Constance and Emmanuel Hall and the seventh of eight to his dad Emmanuel.

Ernold C Hall
Ernold was born to Edward Hall and Ulled Yvvette Clarke- Green on 13rd March 1979. His happy and playful nature won over the hearts of many of his loved ones.

Mary Basheba Handfield
On the 10th of June 1927, proud parents Henry Handfield and Eleanor Handfield (nee Forbes) of Belmont in Bottle Creek, North Caicos, were blessed with a bouncing baby girl whom they affectionately named Mary Basheba Handfield.

Hon Daniel N. Williams
The purpose of life is to serve others. Service to others should be sincere and done from the heart; only then is it fruitful, for trees do not eat their fruit. The most significant legacies of history are people who dedicated their lives to the service of humanity.

James Neville Seymour
To lose a loved one is never an easy or pleasant experience. Today we have gathered here with mixed emotions to celebrate with thanksgiving, the life journey of a husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend.

Colin W Davidson
Colin spent several years in community policing in Jamaica where he was instrumental in Scout Programmes, Neighborhood Watch and Police Youth Clubs.

Madge B Dickenson
On a beautiful August morning the stillness of the community of North Caicos was awakened with the melodious coos of a new baby girl, born to the late Jane Paulina and Jacob Williams, they named her Madglyn Beatrice and was affectionately called Madge. She was the first of their courtship and they doted on her constantly.

Rosental L Gardiner
Rupert Cornelius Taylor was the 3rd child and only son born to the late Douglas and Maria Taylor of Conch Bar, Middle Caicos on 2nd October 1954. He was affectionately known by many as Taylor, McDuffy, or Bar Ru.

Derrick L Missick
On November 9th, 1991, proud parents Lunise and Derrick Lendell Missick Snr welcomed their first son, a bouncing baby boy on the island of Providenciales whom they named Derrick Lendell Missick Jr. Derrick Missick Jr who was affectionately known as Dj by his family and friends was a lively, outgoing child.
Doneisha O Capron
Friday, June 23rd, 1995, would forever be etched in the memories of Donald and Orien Capron. This marked the day their prayers were answered with the arrival of their one and only child, a daughter.

Dellareise S Bottex
Dellareise Shamika Bottex was born in Grand Turk to parents Cornelia and Charles Bottex on May 11th Little Dellareise spent her early childhood years in Bottle Creek, North Caicos, under the watchful eyes of her preschool teacher, Ms. Duncanson.

Jessie A Ewing
September 30th 1954, was no ordinary day in the settlement of Kew, North Caicos, for on that day the community was greated with the wails of a baby boy born to the late Mary Capron and Hon. Hilly Ewing. They named him Jesse Alexander Ewing and affectionately called him Junior.

Alderico A. Hall
On a Beautiful Saturday morning, January 26th 2002, Alderico Anthony Hall decided to grace the world with his presence, weighing 11lbs 10oz at 8:15am. Born at the Grand Turk Hospital, he was surrounded by his loving mother Alice Hall and his caring nurses who were infatuated by his fluffy cheeks.

Edmond V Forbes
On February 21st, 1954, A handsome baby boy was born to the late John and Pauline Forbes. They named him Edmond Vanberian Forbes (Van). He was last born of 5 children to them who was very spoiled and loving.

Leonora P Harris
**CELEBRATION OF BIRTH**
On April 3rd, 1956 a beautiful baby girl was born to the late Princess and Charlie Harris in the settlement of Blue Hills, Providenciales. She was the fifth girl of six daughters. She was given the name Leonora Petrina but was called Pat by her family. There was so much joy and excitement as the oldest sisters and brothers would now be able to enjoy their little sister in their home that was always full of love, laughter and lots of food especially when Par was alive.

Charles Wesley Handfield
On August 1st 1961, in the beautiful island of Bottle Creek, North Caicos, Charles Wesley Handfield was born to Henry and Dorothea Handfield. He was the fourth child added to the union. As a baby he was adopted by Gifford and Mary Handfield who he affectionally called Momma and Baba.
2021

Annis G Smith
On April 7, 1926, a beautiful baby girl was born in the settlement of Bottle Creek, North Caicos to the late Joseph Nathaniel Handfield and his late wife, Mary Louise Dean.

Ester L Delancy
Jesus said unto her, I am the Resurrection and the life. He who believeth in me though he were dead, yet shall he live. St. John 11:25

Wilbert McDonald Delancy
The exuberant proud parents Annarina and Daniel McDonald Delancy Snr. of the Bight, Providenciales received and accepted their joyous gift on January 28th, 1948 with delight. They named him Wilbert McDonald Delancy however, he was known by all as Sonny. He was their third child.

Alpheus Alexander Gardiner
So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. [Genesis 1:27] Alpheus Alexander Gardiner was born to parents Obed Nathaniel and Jane Rebecca Gardiner, in the settlement of Bottle Creek, North Caicos on December 23rd 1952.

Gertie R Forbes
Gertie Rosina Forbes was born on June 28th, 1928, to the late Elijah and Mary Dean in the small settlement of Lorimers, Middle Caicos.

Carmelle Jean
Carmelle Ketechina Jean was born as a twin with Reneson Jean on September 16, 2008 at the Myrtle Rigby Health Complex in Providenciales to proud parents Yves Carmelle Marcelus and Renel Jean.

Agatha B Jones
Agatha’s price is far above rubies, as she was a woman of impeccable character. Agatha Beatrice Jones, a seamstress and life-long resident of Bottle Creek North Caicos was born on 27th May, 1935, to the late Ralph and Irene Williams. Her parents welcomed her – their second child with exhilaration.

Washington ‘Big Man’ Smith
The story of Washington Wellington Smith’s life, began on April 17th 1960 in Bottle Creek, North Caicos to his excited parents Mr. Hillgrove Robert Smith (deceased) and Mrs. Annis Gertrute Handfield-Smith. He was over twelve pounds at birth and his family fondly called him “Big Man”, a name that stuck with him through life.

Wellington S Robinson
September 29, 1950 was a joyous day on the island of North Caicos in the community of Kew. This joy was attributed to the birth of a charming baby boy endearingly named Wellington Stephenson Robinson, born to Lolita Forbes-Robinson and Harold Robinson of NorthCaicos.

Helen Beatrice Missick
On the 6th of March 1940, Kew North Caicos blossomed with the birth of a beautiful bouncing baby girl to the proud parents of Felix and Helen Delancy. They happily named her Helen Beatrice, but she was affectionately called “Boodie” or “Auntie Boodie” or “the Plant Lady” by everyone.

Rosental L Gardiner
On April 21st 1933 Delia and Nathaniel Gardiner welcomed a beautiful rose into the family and into the world. Her parents named her Rosenthal Louise Gardiner, but affectionately called her Rose.
2020

Twelan “T-Bone” Swann
It was during the blazing winter months in Grand Bahamas, a pale bouncing baby boy was born on December 27th, 1969 in Rand Memorial Hospital; to the proud parents of Jonathan and Elizabeth Swann.

Avis F Forbes
Avis Frensinia Forbes the fourth child, as a bouncing baby girl was born to the late Inez Garland and James Johnson on August 13th, 1935 in the settlement of Conch Bar, Middle Caicos.

Joseph Lionel Morley
Joseph Lionel Morley, was born on 18th September 1950 to the late Anita Constans and John Thomas Morley. He grew up in Fives Cays where he aEended Primary and High School. There he met his wife and married at the tender age of 17.

Clifford O. Gardiner
Clifford was born on 9th August 1949 in Bottle Creek, North Caicos to Joseph and Susan Gardiner (now deceased). Joseph and Susan became the proud parents of their second child, who was to be named Clifford Oscar Gardiner.

Sheen Dean 2
We didn’t know that morning God was going to call your name… In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same.

William E Simmons
In heaven’s greenest pastures, where the brightest blossoms grow, lived a very special person whom it was a privilege to know. He was the essence of love and compassion and was none other than William Emmanuel Simmons, otherwise known as “Ole Bill.”

Shaquida L Taylor Cox
It was a joy to the family on December 20,1998 a beautiful baby girl was born to the proud parents of Shekeria Cox and Larry Taylor of Kew, North Caicos. She brought such so much joy to the family. They were so happy and named her Shequida Lakier.

Horace G Wignal
Horace George Wignal Jr. was born on March 19th, 1997 to the union of Ruth and Horace Wignal Sr. in the Turks and Caicos Islands, Grand Turk, where he was welcomed into the world weighing over 9 pounds, yes! he was definitely our parents biggest baby; not a surprise right (lol).

Hudson Watson Jolly
August 6th, 1943 was a glorious day in the district of Bottle Creek, North Caicos for the late Rhoda and James Jolly. For on this day, their bouncing baby boy was born. They named him Hudson Watson Jolly, but was affectionately called Watson. He was the second of three children born to this Union.
2019 & Earlier

Boy Hall
Born in Bambarra, Middle Caicos the only African named settlement in The Turks and Caicos Islands, on May 7th 1943, ‘Boy Hall’ as he was affectionately called from childhood was the first child of his father, the late Emmanuel Coletta Hall Senior and the third child of his mother, the late Mariam Gertrude Forbes- Cartwright.

Samuel V Lightbourn
With a strong character, a warm spirit, a captivating personality, and a kind heart, Mr Vernal Samuel Lightbourn was born in Grand Turk on January 7th, 1940 to the now deceased Inez Willams and Arthur Lightbourn.

Susan L Butterfield
It was a joyous morning in the quaint fertile settlement of Kew North Caicos as the sun
rose on September 02, 1938, when a beautiful baby girl was born to proud parents the Late Alexandra Forbes and Margaret Outten Forbes, she was named Susan Louise Forbes.

Leroy A. Penn
On April 23rd, 1964, Hazel and Albert Penn welcomed their first Son into the world with much joy and happiness, they named him Leroy Alexander Penn. Leroy grew up in the Bight, Providenciales with his four sisters and three brothers.

Jeffery Handfield
Sunday 12th October, 1930 a blessed pronouncement was made of the arrival of a baby boy being welcomed into this world by his parents James Alexander and Alrica Handfield along with his beloved siblings Gladys, Cassie, Archelaus and Isadora.

Simon P. Forbes
Simon Paulamos Forbes was born on December 24, 1922, to the late Samuel and Lola Forbes in the small settlement of Bambarra, Middle Caicos.

Oehleo Higgs2
In the small nestled island of South Caicos, on February
3, 1989 a ray of sunshine was placed in the arms of proud parents Paul Stephenson Higgs and Ewette Rosella Clare- Higgs, they named their bouncing baby boy Oehle Quintat Higgs after his uncles Oehlers and Quinton Higgs.

Jennings Twins
Makayla Arianna Jennings and Makay Alyssa Jennings were born in Grand Turk on 6th September 2003 to the proud parents of Emmanuela Gordon and the late Jared Jennings. As babies they were attentively cared for as family ably shared in the joy of these beautiful bouncing baby girls.

James Percival Callender
On September 1, 1958 a bouncing baby boy was born to parents Malcolm and Clarice Callender of Gemswick, St. Philip, Barbados. He was the first child born to the young couple and they were elated that God had given them such a great blessing.

Noel D. Ewing
It was a bright and sunny morning on the 8th day of September 1932, in the quiet
settlement of Kew, North Caicos. The news floated quickly across the island that Elcina Capron and Jarel Ewing (both deceased) welcomed their adorable baby boy, whom they named Noel Denzel Ewing.

Coleta A Williams II
In the quaint but quiet settlement of Windsor, Bottle Creek, North Caicos a discreet, quiet bouncing baby boy was born to the late Gorlie Florence Williams and Coleta Williams Snr. This handsome baby boy was named Coleta Williams II.

Iris Marcelin-Williams1
Iris Irene Williams Marcelin, was born in the Island of Providenciales in the picturesque and tranquil district of Blue Hills on February 19, 1926, as the fifth child to Peter and Lourina Roberts Williams in a family of 2 boys and 4 girls all of who had pre-deceased her.

Saracha Delancy-Williams
On February 12th 1985 God blessed proud parents, Esterleen and Joseph Delancy with a beautiful bouncing baby girl. They named her Saracha Roshara Delancy. Saracha was the third child of her six siblings and the pride and joy of her parents.

Louise Garland-Thomas
The world was not ready for what happened in the Fishing Capital on July 7, 1952. This world would change forever and a legend would enter whose life embraced the saying “leave this world better than you met it.”

Adel Missick-Gibson
Our queen, our sunshine in the rain and a woman who was like a precious gem, fearfully and wonderfully fashioned to bring joy, love and laughter to our home made her entrance into the world on Friday, March 1st, 1946 at 5:30am to the late proud parents Mr. Hilton Missick and Ms. Alberta Grant. Our late grandmother fell in love with her baby girl immediately as she was her first child.

Lewis Neat
A Time To Born: On October 19, 1952 in the quiet li9le se9lement of Conch Bar, a bouncing baby boy was born to proud parents of Amerilda Dean and John Neat. They named him Lewis Nathaniel Neat.

Thomas A. Gardiner
It was on April 9th 1920 that a handsome baby boy was born to the blushing parentage of Alexander and Victoria Gardiner in the peaceful settlement of Kew, North Caicos in the Turks & Caicos Islands.

Conrad C Higgs
CONRAD – The name Conrad is German for honest advisor, brave and wise. People with this name have a deep inner need for quiet, and a desire to understand and analyze the world they live in, and to learn the deeper truths.

Blanche Gardiner
The rising of the sun on March 22nd, 1919 was just not an ordinary day for Mariah and Hiram Rigby of Five Cays. This day they realized will not finish without the joy and excitement in their lives once again. It was late in the evening when they welcomed into their family, their 11th child, (two in birth whom predeceased her) a baby girl they named Blanche Muriel.