Memories & Notes Forum

I met “moms” somewhere around 2013, and she always made me feel like family whenever I came around. She was genuinely interested in my wellbeing and would ask about my fitness, nutrition, and spiritual journey. She truly made me feel special and that my life mattered to her. Seeing and hearing all t

Aunty Coral was the light that shined on my heart. When I went to visit her she always reflected on my growth as a young man and emphasized how powerful my compassion & indulgence was to take care of my family. During the moments I visited her I glanced at her face & as the minute passed I could fee

Dear Wayne and family, we are so sorry to hear of the loss of your mum, Auntie Coral. I will always remember you all when you lived down the road from us in Enfield Lock in England. You still had your Barbadian accent and you were such a kind, positive person with a sunshine demeanour and smile. Y

Coral was more than a friend to me. She truly was a sister from another mother! We bought our first Vitamixes together. We oohed and ahhed over Florentine leather and good chocolate. She taught me how to make patties and what it means to "wind it up." We sat together as Caleb took his first steps w

I’ll always remember the jokester that she was. She had a playful side and my siblings and I appreciated that about her. May God be with the family during this season.

I remember Coral as someone who loved her family and a deep love for Jesus. Someone who loved cooking and was deeply into health matters. When you visit Stratford church you would come home with me for lunch and we hang out. Coral, a woman of substance will surely be missed. As you grieve as a f