Condolences

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  01/01/2026

  Jacqueline Williams

  We pray comfort and understanding for Glen's children and family. Glen was our big brother! He lived with us when he moved from Jamaica to the States, and he was the best houseguest anyone could ever have. I have many memories, great memories of Glen and will always smile when I think of him. I know he is smiling and sharing that big, carefree laugh that makes everyone in his presence feel joy. Rest in Peace, Glen and thank you for touching our lives with your positive vibes. The Williams Family

• 12/09/2025

  Sonia marsden

  Condolences to Patrick's family and friends. Remembering him as a school mate, very warm and that friendly smile,, memory of him in Moneague will always be remembered. May his soul rest in peace.from Sonia Marsden ..Moneague

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  12/04/2025

  Gary Greenwood

  Condolences to Paula, Junior, Kenny, Kwame and all the extended family on the loss of our beloved Uncle Glen. My first memory of Uncle Glen was as a young boy on holiday in the USA in 1975, we had driven over from Canada and had arrived at their home in the daytime and were being hosted by Auntie and the kids. I remember Uncle Glen coming home after work to a full house, his smile was immediate and his greeting was warm, you would never have known that this was the first time my sister and I were meeting him. It didn't take him long to have all sorts of refreshments in front of us, then he was off into the kitchen to do his thing. Wow!! Before you knew it there was a meal ready for us to eat, this was Uncle Glen in a nutshell. We returned to Canada from where we went onto Jamaica to spend a couple weeks with Grandma Lydia. One early morning there was a banging at the door bright and early, who was it ? It was Uncle Glen he had come to surprise us and take us out for the day. I remember him telling Grandma to assist us to get ready quickly and off he went into the kitchen, by the time we were ready so was breakfast. Before we knew it we were off on a road trip, that day Uncle Glen took us all around St Anne's visiting and introducing us to his extended family. That was not the end of our day in the afternoon he took us shopping where he told my sister and I to choose a gift or toy each. He then took us to see and enjoy the wonders of Dunn's River Falls, what a day and what a childhood memory one that has never been forgotten. In 2019 I took my children to Dunn's River Falls where they learnt about my day as a child at the falls with our beloved, wonderful, kind and loving Uncle Glen may his soul RIP 🙏🏽 You all had an amazing father so take comfort in that and we as Alman offspring have been truly blessed with amazing Uncles.

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  12/04/2025

  Christopher W. Blackwood

  Condolences to Paula, Junior and all the other family members of Uncle Glenn. As I took some time this morning to reflect on the Uncle Glen I knew as a child, there are two things that stick out in my mind about him and his interaction with me. 1. He had a very warm and endearing smile. As a child he made me feel very comfortable in his presence and I will always remember him for his warm and endearing smile. 2. I cannot forget the gift that he presented to my brother Herbert and I in 1978 after we successfully passed in Common Entrance Exam for Wolmer's Boy School. He gave us both a TimeX watch. It was the first watch I owned in my life. I cherish this memory and will never forgot the smile on his face and the laughter in his voice as he presented us with the gifts. The last time I was Uncle Glenn was in December 2019. He has the same warm and endearing smile. And even though I hadn't seen him for many year, it's as if I saw him yesterday. These are the memories I will keep dear to my heart. May God grant you comfort during this time of loss. From: Christopher Wayne Blackwood.