Sir Carlisle laid to rest
Wed, September 26, 2012 - 12:07 AM
People and their development “arrested” the mind, heart and will of Sir Carlisle Burton, said Reverend Von Watson, as he acknowledged the contribution of the late outstanding Barbadian public servant at his funeral yesterday morning.
Several distinguished Barbadians who had been associated with Sir Carlisle throughout his Public Service career were among the large congregation paying final respects at St Mary’s Anglican Church in Bridgetown.
There were also representatives from the Barbados Cricket Association, the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus, executives and members of the Barbados Association of Retired Persons, of which he was considered a founding father, and students and teachers from the nearby St Mary’s School which he generously supported.
They all turned out to bid farewell to a man of whom Watson said “people were at the core of his action” . . . “a people-centred man involved in touching people’s lives for the better”. (GC)
Please read the full story in today’s MIDWEEK NATION, or in the eNATION edition.- Editor's Choice
- Most Read Stories Today
- DLP’s ‘snubbing’ of Benn not smart, says Wickham
- CRD, bond for Broomes’ attacker
- Barbados' supercentenarian Sisnett is dead
- Taxi body’s head wants police to stop monkey tours
- Guyanese charged for entering Barbados illegally
- Fighting for Flow
- Spectacular Hymnspeak
Recent Comments
- Carl Harper commented on WHAT MATTERS MOST: Behaviour is shaped by the majority
- Dale Harris commented on Two off to play in England
- Jack Husbands commented on Not afraid to flog!
- Jalisa Skeete commented on Barbados' supercentenarian Sisnett is dead
- Frank Husbands commented on Guyanese charged for entering Barbados illegally
_medium-135x135.jpg)
Share your thoughts
Please sign in or register to post your comments.