Photo: Captain Burrell’s final journey
Former and current football administrators escort the coffin bearing the remains of former Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) President Captain Horace Garfield Burrell following his thanskgiving service at the National Arena in Kingston, yesterday. From left clockwise are Rene Simoes, former technical director of the JFF; former FIFA referee Peter Prendegast; and Lincoln Sutherland, JFF board member. From right anti-clockwise are Horace Reid, former JFF general secretary; Raymond Grant, general secretary of the JFF; Leighton McKnight, chairman of the JFF Finance Committee; and Howard McIntosh, former FIFA development officer. Burrell's body was interred at Briggs Park Military Cemetery at Up Park Camp in Kingston.(Photo: Michael Gordon)
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June 28, 2017

Photo: Captain Burrell’s final journey

Former and current football administrators escort the coffin bearing the remains of former Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) President Captain Horace Garfield Burrell following his thanskgiving service at the National Arena in Kingston, yesterday. From left clockwise are Rene Simoes, former technical director of the JFF; former FIFA referee Peter Prendegast; and Lincoln Sutherland, JFF board member. From right anti-clockwise are Horace Reid, former JFF general secretary; Raymond Grant, general secretary of the JFF; Leighton McKnight, chairman of the JFF Finance Committee; and Howard McIntosh, former FIFA development officer. Burrell’s body was interred at Briggs Park Military Cemetery at Up Park Camp in Kingston. 

(Photo: Michael Gordon)

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