Funeral service for Mr. Christopher David Outten, 64 yrs., a resident of Coral Lakes, will be held at Our Lady of the Holy Souls Catholic Church, Deveaux Street, on Saturday, May 29, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. Officiating will be Fr. Jonathan Duka, assisted by Deacon Samuel Mitchell. Interment follows in Woodlawn Gardens, soldier road.
Left to cherish his memories are his wife: Cindy Outten; three daughters: Christal and Shonell Outten and Thea Rolle; one son: Christopher Outten Jr.; one son-in-law: Christopher Rolle; eleven grandchildren: Krysthea, Krystheo and Kristen Rolle, Zaccoria, Syrus and Daisha Walkins, Devante Dorsett, Jeremy and Jamie Simmons, Jarrett and Jamila Adderley; five sisters: Francita Outten, Eleanor Mitchell, Terisita Miller, Gloria Lord and Winifred Lockhart; three brother: Isaiah Hepburn, Donnie and John Outten; father-in-law: Frank Turner; sisters-in-law: Virginia Outten, Gardinia Hepburn, Clara Outten, Theresa McKenzie, Vernita Turner, Shirley Bain and Moniesha Turner; brothers-in-law: Samuel Mitchell, Omar Turner, Lavardo Turner, Tyrone McKenzie and Edbirth Bain; adopted sister: Margaret Russell; numerous nieces & nephews, grand nieces & nephews; a host of other relatives and friends including: Cephas and Jeanie Burrows, Mullet, Mrs. Lillian Bethel, Marcus Mackey & family, Frank Lightbourne & family, Duke Smith & family, Clarinda “Cindy” Johnson & family, Fred Scott & family, Frederick Wallace & family, Mrytle Goodridge & family, Sammy Johnson, Michael Hunt & family, Bridgette Taylor & family, Louise Sands & family, Louise Grant & family, Basil Hunt & family, Patrick Rolle, Collins Briggs, Naomi Blatch family, Value Convenience, Our Lady’s Church family, the Nassau Fellowship Center family & many others too numerous to mention.
Special thanks to the staff & doctors of the Trauma Ward at the Princess Margaret Hospital, the John Road & Coral Lakes communities, the entire Grants Town community, the Management & staff of John Bull Ltd.
Friends may pay their last respects at Demeritte’s Funeral Home, Market Street, from 10-5:00 p.m. on Friday.
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