Funeral service for Romanda Tina Baker, 24 yrs., a resident of Jamaica Avenue, Elizabeth Estates, who died on 28th December, 2011, will be held at Foresight Baptist Church, Nassau Village, on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Officiating will be Apostle Livingstone Lynes. Interment follows in Woodlawn Gardens, Soldier Road.
Left to cherish her fond memories are her parents: Altimond & Joan Baker; daughter: Tamara Mackey; sisters: Romilda, Dianna & Michelle Baker & Racquel Baker Petty; brothers: Norman Knowles & Lennox Baker; aunts: Auntie Lou, Patricia Maxwell & Ann Johnson, Miriam Lewis, Cola Lewis & Margo Johnson; uncles: Paul & Craig Lewis Sr. & Kermit Johnson; sister-in-law: Raven Knowles; nieces: Natanya Forbes, Range & Raniya Knowles; nephews: Azaiah Knowles & Nathaniel Forbes Jr; cousins: Clemeka, Terica, Malia & Teron Lewis; Bria Rolle, Marinique Williamson, Julian Hanna, Craig Jr. & Sierra, Kishal & Kermit Johnson Jr.; grand aunts: Vernell Johnson, Arimentha Nottage & Norah Johnson; grand uncle: Mr. Arthur Johnson; close relatives & friends: Nathaniel Forbes Sr., Anthon Mackey Sr., Brian, How, Dario, Bruce, David Sands, the Forbes family, Mr. & Mrs. Kendal King & family, the Mackey family, the Major family, Melinda, Shenika Mackey, Natasha Neely & family, the Brooks family, Rica, Alexis, T.J., K.K., Shanny, Ormanique, Kara, Gin Gin, Madline Forbes, Doreen Deal & family, Lorraine Russell, Diane & Michaela Forbes, the staff of Melissa Sears Fashion, the staff of S'Barro, Bay Street, Anthonique Mackey, Toni & Anthony Mackey Jr., Elesia Sears & family, the Rahming family, the Haven family, Community Bakery, the Rolle family, the Johnson family, the Nottage family, the Bethel family, Bamboo Town community, the Rolle family, Dwynette Roberts Smith & family, the Moritmer family & a host of other Relatives & friends too numerous to mention.
Friends may pay their last respects at Demeritte's Funeral Home, Market Street, from 10-6:00 p.m. on Friday & on Saturday at the church from 10:00 a.m. until service time.
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