Funeral service for Majorie Irene McCartney (nee) Smith, age 69 years, of No 3 Caraway Street, Gleniston Gardens, will be held on Friday May 4th, 2012 at 11:00 a.m., at St. Anne's Anglican Church, Fox Hill Road. Officiating will be The Rt. Rev. Laish Z. Boyd, assisted by The Rt. Rev. Gilbert A. Thompson, Canon John Clarke, Rev. Fr. Hugh Bartlett, Rev. Fr. Norman Lightbourne and Rev. Fr. Alvardo Adderley. Interment will follow in St Anne's Cemetery, Fox Hill Road.
Left to cherish her memories are her children: Cherie McCartney-Gilbert and Barry McCartney; eight grandchildren: Ethan and Esan Gilbert; Chyna, Summer, Holly, Ishmael, Benjamin and Brandon McCartney; one son-in-law: Ian Gilbert; four brothers: Duke, Obediah, Philip and Clement Smith; four sisters: Winifred Smith, Sylvia Scriven, Cynthia Smith, and Sonia Jordan Rhoden; three sisters-in-law: Lillian, Jane and Margaret Smith; one brother-in-law: Nathaniel Rhoden; one aunt: Harriet Taylor; nephews and nieces: Bradley, Clayton, Shawn and Dion Smith; Jacqueline Smith-Mosley, Kevin Smith, Karen Miller and Keva Smith; Jewel Smith and Mia Smith Johnson, Emile and Novy Smith; Dario, Tiffany, Timothy, Philip, Alana, and Prince Philip Smith; Clement Jamal, Clement Rory, Copeland, Britney, Neko, Stacey, Sloan, T'Sarrina, Caren, Remon, Eustacia, Anastascia, Ashley and Ashton Smith; Shantell Butler-Lockhart; Vaughn, Juanita and Carol Scriven; Patrice Smith-Bullard, John and Paul Ellis; Patrick Wells and Charlicia Jordan; cousins: Roderick and Michael Wells, Reginald Wells and family, Leonard and Theophilus Williams, Hattie Moxey, Henry Moxey, Alma McCutchen, Barry Smith, Eleanor Phillips, Marianne Reeves and Family, Eugie Raymond, George Smith, Albert Smith, Lucille Smith, Emily Smith, Virginia Armbrister, Virginia Smith, Emily Crawford, Sarah Knowles, Cedric Pratt, Agatha Wells and family, Lynda Williams and the Pratt family; numerous other relatives and friends including: Canon John Clarke and family, Tenisha Maitland, Ann Burton, Rosetta Gibson and family, Janice Major and family, Patrick and Paulette Rahming, Arabella Cambridge and family, Georgina Higgs, Philip and Miriam Armbrister, John Michael and Raquel Clark and family, Eloise and Paul Fernander, Marjorie Storr, Danny and Cynthia Tynes, Hortense Harris-Smith, Heather Wood, Laurette Cartwright, Debbie Smith, Carla Fowler and family, Mervin and Monique Major and family, Beverley Rahming, Thyra Johnson, Brian and Natasha Clarke and family, Greg and Vanessa Armstrong and family, Tyrone and Maxine Roker, Rawle and Gloria Fredericks, Lionel and Naomi Symonette and family, Jeff and Lorraine Turnquest and family, Rachel Penn and family, Agnes Gilbert, James and Jennie Gilbert, Kevin and Carla Gilbert and family, Thomas and Yvonne McCartney, Leyland and Lorna Bradshaw, Shawn Benjamin and family, Barbara Little, Ron Stubbs and family, Bertram Johnson, Denise Major, Elaine Smith, Winston "Tappy" Davis, Michael and Joan Gibson and family, Ernest Miller, Edris Bowe and family, Philip Stubbs and family, Ron Stubbs and family, Wells Family, The Gleniston Gardens community, Kemp Road community, St. Anne's Parish, especially the Choir and Prayer Group, Holy Cross Parish, St. Margaret's Parish, Rosemary Hanna and The Anglican Chorale, The Anglican Diocese, Staff of Former SFE and the Staff of Former Gold Circle and many others too numerous to mention.
Clergy: Bishop Laish Boyd, Bishop Gilbert Thompson, Fr. Hugh Bartlett and family, Fr. Norman Lightbourne and family, Fr. Chester Burton, Fr. Michael Maragh, Rev. Beryl Higgs, Fr. Ethan Ferguson and Fr. Alvardo Adderley.
Special thanks to: Dr. Dane Bowe, Dr. Inga Pratt, Dr. Rheyes, and the Nurses of PMH Gynae Ward, especially R. Gibson, A. Adorie, Student Nurse Curry, A. Brathwaite, B. Morrison, A. Gardiner, C. Cartwright, Y. Butler, and Estella..
Friends may pay their last respects at Butlers' Funeral Homes & Crematorium, Ernest and York Streets on Thursday May 3rd, 2012 from 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m. and at the church on Friday May 4th, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. until service time.
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