We regret to announce the passing of Thomas Fergus aka Tom formerly of Ottley’s Village but who resided at Keys Village; passed away on Thursday 4th, October, 2012 at the age of 48 years:
He leaves his mother:
Alberta Skelton at home
Nine sisters including:
Julius Skelton in Ottley’s Village
Pauline Fergus and Janice Wattley in Puerto Rico
Richen Williams in Alabama
Sarah Wattley in Lodge
WPC Wattley of the Royal St. Christopher Nevis Police force
Rindaily Heckburn in Molineux
Annie Clark in Mansion
Six brothers:
Wendell Fergus in Lodge
Felix Fergus in St. Martin
Lenard Weeks in St. Croix
Jerome Benjaminof the Royal St. Christopher Nevis Police force
Leroy and O’Neil Wattley of Lodge
Two Aunts:
Josephine Hobson of Lodge
Alice Herbert in the UK
One uncle:
Charlie Fergus of Tabernacle
Nine brothers-in-law including:
Vastel Williams in the USA
Inspector Charles Smithen of the Royal St. Christopher Nevis Police force
Pastor Mathew Heckburn of the New Testament Church of God
Elroy Wattley of Lodge Project
Three sisters-in-law:
Nurse Marcia Benjamin of Lodge Project
Benita Fergus in St. Martin
Lornett Wattley in Tortola
Other family members:
Many nieces and nephews at home and abroad
Numerous cousins at home and abroad
The entire Lodge and Ottley Communities
He was a Goal Keeper for the Lodge Patriot Foot Ball Team and the Together Heads foot Ball Team
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Dr. Cameron Wilkinson
Dr. Garfield Alexander
The staff of the Mary Charles hospital for the care rendered during his illness
Also to his special nephews:
Askari, Askel and Aziel Smithen
And Marcella Blake for assisting with his day to day care
Pastor John Bradley of the Miracle Temple Church
Pastors and members of the salvation Army Church
The Cayon Moravian Church Missionary Team
Pastor Lloyd O’Donahue of Molineux who visited and prayed with him during his illness
The funeral service of the late Thomas Fergus aka Tom will be held at the Miracle Temple Church in Lodge on Tuesday 9th, October, 2012 at 3 in the afternoon
The body can be viewed from 2 pm
Internment at the St. Mary’s Cemetery
A love offering will be collected in aid of the church