Rest In Peace, Luton Shelton!
Family friend Toshauna Bogle (left) being consoled by LutonShelton's wife (Bobette) while reading the eulogy.
Football, Sports
February 26, 2021

Rest In Peace, Luton Shelton!

The

funeral service for former Reggae Boy Luton Shelton took place at Fellowship Tabernacle in Kingston on Thursday and photographer Leo Hudson captures some of the action in the following pictorial.

Lauren Boothe and Tara Henry of theWolmer’s Dance Troupe in their tribute
Luton’s motherin-law AntoinetteFranci’s with hisson King Shelton.
From Left: Luton’s widow BobbetteShelton, aunt Maxine Hinds andmother Dianne Brown comfort eachother. (Photos: Leo Hudson)
Long-time coach and mentor Ludlow Bernard in attendance
Executive financial advisor at Sagicor, WendyWallace in attendance at the funeral servicefor Luton Shelton at Fellowship Tabernacle inKingston on Thursday.
Track legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and husbandJason pay their last respects.

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