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Emelina Lousie Thompson laid to rest

Life Tributes

Sunday, March 17, 2013



IN January dozens of mourners gathered at the Church of God of Prophecy at Palmer's Cross in Clarendon to give thanks for the life of Emelina Louise Thompson.

Thompson had passed peacefully at her home in the parish.

She was 86 years old.

Thompson was remembered as a devout Christian who was a stickler for discipline and made sure all around her lived by the strict dictates of the Bible and by extension Christianity.

Life Tributes joins with her family, friends and colleagues in hailing this stalwart child of God who served her community and country with excellence.

Rest well; Emelina Louise Thompson!



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