Winston Albert Praddy-Sam, also known as “Kébo”, a national cultural icon and fisherman of Cornet’s Walk, Gouyave, St. John’s, who passed away on Friday, 20th November at the age of 71.
Left to mourn are: His Siblings: Eileen Sam and Mystica Lewis in London; Lillian Ferguson and Lester Praddy-Sam in Grenada;
His Children: Sonia Fereira; Jennie “Suzy” Teka; Wilton Sam, also known as “Bourbon”, and Winston Francis, also known as “Ches’-Up – both working at Waggy T Rentals; Wilma Sam; Wilbert Sam – also known as “Tiggy” – member of the RGPF; Toya, Quinta and Tarina Francis – all in Grenada; and Lauriston Francis in the UK;
His 32 Grand-Children including: Kemlyn & Zondell; Cody; Kevin & Tevin; Kniequan & Shakime; Qunicy & Kierronie; Telisha & Tariq; Anthony & Aliyah; Xavier & Zidane; Dantè & Suzy; and Megan & Jamon;
His 24 Nieces and Nephews including: Catherine Joseph and Carlos “Pecos” Lewis ; Jay & Jadine Ferguson; Claire & Candace; Maureen, Margaret, Marva & Jennifer Sam; and Allin, Veronica, Matthew and Anderson Sam;
His 55 Grand-Nieces and Nephews including: Odette Sam, Delroy Wilson & Shane Joseph in Canada; Achebe & Tasheba Sam in the US; Vondel Noel in Trinidad; Ifar Lewis, Reecè Sam , Romero, Dorien Williams, Trisha Tampaie, Keisha Cox, Michael Wickham & Ethan Sam in Grenada; His 2 Great Grand-Children and 30 Great Grand-Nieces and Nephews.
Friends and Neighbours, including: Keith “Paburn” Bernardine, both “Knock-about”, Nen Ennis, Ms. Norma, Ms. Ermaline, Deanne, Winston Frankof Molliniere, Ann James-Celestine & Deslyn; The Sam family of St. John, St. Andrew and St. George’s; The Praddy & DeCoteau families; Rosey Fereira & family; Alison Redhead & family; McLena George & Richards family; Verna Francis & family; Gertrude Dickson & family; Ms. Cathleen Britton & family; the Cumberbatch family; Carol Sampson & family; Staff of the Gouyave Health Centre, the General Hospital and the St. John’s Anglican School.
Funeral Service on Wednesday 2nd December, 2015 at 12:00 noon at the Gouyave Anglican Church, Gouyave, St. John and interment at the Dougladston Cemetery