Thomas Newton also known as “Lack” Featured

Thomas Newton also known as “Lack” of La Sagesse, St. David - Employee of Public Works, St. David’s, passed away on Monday 14th February, 2022 at the age of 79

He was the husband of: Winifred Newton

Father of: Godson Newton, Belvon Thomas and Kathy-Ann Julien in Canada, Kim and Kelvin Newton, Adopted father of: Densley Joseph

Grandfather of: Ria, Samantha, Kemma, Kimon, Daniella, Dwayne, Rodrick, Kellyn and Kyle Newton, Ricky, Rickson Akim and Akeisha Thomas, Great grandfather of 4 including: Shiri Noel

Brother of: Charles, Wilbert, and Joseph Newton, Abraham and Lawrence Pascal, Juanita Marcelle in Trinidad

Brother in law of: Winton Thomas, Father in law of: Maudline Newton in the USA, Kenny Julien and Fitzroy Thomas, Uncle of many including: Natalie Greenidge

Many other relatives and close friends including: Pastor Benedict Newton and family, Merlyn Henry and family, Meryl Mark and family, the Thomas, Pascal and Creedland families of St. David’s, Fortune family of Crochu, Baptiste family, Mason family of Marlmount, Sabrina Daniel, Mr & Mrs Telesford of Coals gap, Hon. Oliver Joseph, Joy & family, members of Grand Anse Spiritual Baptist church, friends and neighbours of

La Sagesse and surrounding areas

Private Funeral Service and Interment              

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  • Comment Link Laurel James Tuesday, 08 March 2022 18:48 posted by Laurel James

    It is with a heavy heart we join to express our deepest condolences to you Winnie, Godson, Belvon and family on the passing of our dearest cousin. He has always been one of the kindest and dearest member of the family. As a younger cousin I have only fond memories of him. Always greeted us with the most genuine infectious smile. Love for his own always radiated from his tender heart. There was no need to say it, he always showed it. He was the most loving and caring cousin ever. He always looked out for us, our protector! Never missing an opportunity to make sue that we were not hungry. I will forever remember the great impact he made on our lives. He thought us how to love! To his dear wife of so many, many years, and his entire immediate family. He is gone, but will never be forgotten. I encourage you all to remain bound together with the love that he gave you all throughout those years and cherish the good times. May God grant you His peace in this time of loss. Laurel and FamilyXXX

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