The Scout Association of The Bahamas was saddened to learn of the
passing of one of the stalwarts of the Movement in the person of Mr.
Cyril Raymond Baily. Mr. Baily was extremely active in the local
Movement back in the early 1960s when he worked as an Accountant with
the firm of Price Waterhouse.

Cyril Baily's life in Scouting began when he joined the Cub-Scouts of
the 7th Aintree Pack in Liverpool, England and he progressed through
the ranks, becoming a young Leader himself. In 1962, he was assigned to
The Bahamas by Price Waterhouse and immediately continued his work with
the Boy Scouts. His life revolved around basically two themes which
were assisting young people and service to his community. Ideally, the
Scout Movement permitted him to pursue both of his passions
simultaneously.