A funeral service for Maria Theresa Wells of Winton Meadows, who died on Saturday, 22nd October, 2011 will be held on Friday, 28th October, at 11 a.m. at St. Anselm's Roman Catholic Church, Bernard Road, Fox Hill. Officiating will be Msgr. Preston A. Moss, assisted by Deacon Rev. Mr. Raymond Forbes.
Left to cherish her memories are her husband: Eric Wells; 6 daughters: Theresa Turnquest, Janice Roberts, Donna Darville, Michelle Roberts, Erica Wells Cox and Sandra Wells Carmona; 1 son: Leslie Wells; 3 sons-in-law: Kevin Turnquest, Darryl Darville and John Cox; 11 grandchildren: Natasha and Dhalia Turnquest, Michael, Nathaniel and Raphael Strachan, Gabriel Darville, Seth Roberts, Shelter and Story Cox, Leslie Wells Jr., and Gerard Carmona; 5 sisters: Beryl Curry, Jean Watts, Paula Darville, Sylvia Fair and Fredericka Cartwright; 2 brothers: David Cartwright and Howard (Jacob) Cartwright; 9 sisters-in-law: Rosemary Butler and Holly Cartwright, Alma Lowe and Iris Knowles, and Kitty, Mavis, Marilyn, Bell and Regina Wells; 10 brothers-in-law: Legrand Curry, John Watts, Nelson Darville, Ian Fair, and Norris, Nigel, Robert Jr. Everette, Maxwell and George Wells; numerous nieces and nephews including: Deborah Shelley, Sandra Knowles, Linda Duggan, Melanie and Andrew Curry, Hillary Hall and Tessa Loubier, Ingrid Saunders, Monique Graham and Jeffery Lowe, Nicole Fair Bhatti, Sasha Cash and Kelly Fair, Julie Cartwright Bartol, Timothy and Phillip Cartwright, Susan McBride, Steven and Michael Cartwright, Kayla Russell and Kenneth Butler; and other numerous other relatives and friends: including George and Setella Cox and family, Dr. Ada Thompson, Annamae Strachan, Leslie Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Munroe. Special thanks to Dr. Raleigh Butler Jr., Dr. Darron Halliday, Dr. Michelle Sweeting, Dr. Delton Farquharson, Msgr. Preston Moss and Rev. Father Dwight Bowe of St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church.
Friends may pay their last respects at Pinder's Funeral Home, Patton Street, Palmdale on Thursday, 27th, October, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m., and from 10 a.m. until service time at the church.
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