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Born Thursday,September 21,1922. Died Thursday May 21,2015. Jamaican finished high school at 14 years old. Join the Jamaican military at 16 to fight alongside his brothers for the queen. Went to Oxford became an accountant before the war was over. Eternal grateful and loved.

My father's only sibling. He was gunned down in a Bronx gas station, which he owned, and robbed of around 200 dollars, at the age of 39 in 1992. Slowly bled to death for 6 hours before he was discovered. He had already written a will, in which he had hired "funeral criers" (actors) to sit in the front row and cry throughout the eulogy. I never met him when he was alive.

Known more widely as Jay Tripper he was an artist, innovator, and pillar of the Toronto rave scene. Loved for his LED rainbow creations, and remembered as a smiling friend, larger than life itself, to hundreds of people in his community.

Alex was misdiagnosed, and had a severe and rare form of schizophrenia. After murdering his father while in a state of mania, he was admitted to Whitby psychiatric hospital as a minor for a year before hanging himself at the age of 19. He was my ex girlfriend's younger brother and really looked up to me.

My beautiful, loving, caring son who touched so many lives. He had such a passion for life and his goal was to improve the lives of others and keep them safe. Tragically he lost his life in a car accident whilst performing his duties as a police officer in Johannesburg, South Africa. His memories will live forever in the hearts of his mother, brothers, wife, daughter, family and friends.

She had Alzheimer's for 14 years. Her friends and family felt extremely lucky and grateful that her attitude stayed largely unchanged as her life changed dramatically. She was rarely scared when her memory was almost entirely gone and was soothed by the presence of her husband and children. She wore beautiful bright coloured pencil skirts and other trendy fashions. She would speak in French about pretty things and in English when people were crass. She laughed with her sisters whenever they spoke.