Obituaries

Oh my ...rest in peace postman

Posted by Lizzy on October 6, 2026

Oh my ...rest in peace postman

Posted by Lizzy on October 6, 2026

To My Dear Cousin Leo, I Wish I Had Known Better. As life grew busier, I sometimes assume there would always be another opportunity to reconnect more deeply. We shared history and family ties, yet I now realize there were conversations we never had and moments we postponed. I see now how easy it is to underestimate the importance of those small interactions. Even with limited time, you showed warmth and kindness that left a lasting impression. I wish we had created more shared memories, but I remain grateful for what we did have. Your life reminds me not to delay meaningful conversations. The connection we shared, however brief at times, continues to matter and influence how I value family today. Rest in peace my dear cousin.

Posted by Glenda on September 29, 2026

My dear cousin Leo, we were so shocked and heartbroken to hear that you have passed away. I will always remember your smiles, laughter and all the good times we had together. I remember when you started working at the post office in Grenville because it was the same time, I started high school in Grenville, and we ate lunch together at Aunty Maria on Canal Road. I also remember when you spoke Gypsy to your older siblings so I wouldn’t understand what was said. To Olive, Linus, Lynthia and Lisa, we extend our deepest condolences and have you all in our thoughts and prayers. Leo, continue to sleep in perfect peace until we meet again.

Posted by Gemma Noel-Hamilton on September 28, 2026

My dear cousin Leo, we were so shocked and heartbroken to hear that you have passed away. I will always remember your smiles, laughter and all the good times we had together. I remember when you started working at the post office in Grenville because it was the same time, I started high school in Grenville, and we ate lunch together at Aunty Maria on Canal Road. I also remember when you spoke Gypsy to your older siblings so I wouldn’t understand what was said. To Olive, Linus, Lynthia and Lisa, we extend our deepest condolences and have you all in our thoughts and prayers. Leo, continue to sleep in perfect peace until we meet again.

Posted by Gemma Noel-Hamilton on September 28, 2026

Please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of Mr. Leo Roberts. He left an indelible mark on the organization and country. Mr. Roberts led with dedication, integrity, and a commitment to service that inspired everyone who worked alongside him. Our thoughts are with his family during this difficult time. Mr. Robert’s legacy of service will long be remembered. With heartfelt sympathy. Mary Farray Former Post Mistress Birch Grove Post Office

Posted by Alpha Farray on September 28, 2026

May he rest in peace. Condolences to the entire family and the many lives he touched

Posted by Cynthia Dumont Blackman on September 20, 2026

Please accept our sincere condolences. We understand how it feels during this time. We were there one year ago. Be strong, and God will do the rest. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Posted by Hillary and Neiyah Gabriel on September 20, 2026

Death is as old as mankind, yet we still wrestle to accept it, even though it has always been part of life. My brother Leo has left us for now, but my childhood memories of my brother will always remain alive. No one can truly know or understand the bond Leo (Boss) and I shared, sorrow cries within my heart. One memory I would like everyone to hold onto is among his final words: “I am ready to meet my Maker.” Those words bring me comfort.

Posted by Linus on September 19, 2026

my condolences to his wife family and friends May he Rip

Posted by marilyn chase hood on September 17, 2026

We honor the memory of my brother, Leo Roberts, the fourth eldest of our siblings. Leo was a dedicated brother, distinguished by his sharp wit and significant contributions to local charitable organizations. During his youth, he frequently sought academic guidance from our father, a teacher, demonstrating an exceptional aptitude that provided a strong foundation for his future endeavors. His ambition and academic excellence facilitated a distinguished professional journey, beginning at the local post office, where he ascended rapidly to Postmaster General and later served as Director of Post. He will be deeply missed by all who had the honor of knowing him. May the good angel escort him to Paradise and until we meet again lay peacefully in the everlasting arms of the Lord. Olive

Posted by Olive on September 14, 2026

You will be greatly missed by everyone by daye shop on the Golf Course. I look forward to you walking down every evening sitting and chit chatting buying drinks for one another then once I see you stand up I know it was home time. Postman you will forever be remembered

Posted by Alarna on September 10, 2026

How can I express the deep, overwhelming grief that has consumed my mind, heart, and soul? My loving brother’s death has shaken me to the core. Leo, I miss our daily conversations. Your passing brings to mind a line from the famous poem Tears, Idle Tears: “O Death in Life, the days that are no more.” We cried so deeply when our brother died last year, and now we grieve for you. Whoever reads this must know that mere words have failed me; tears have taken over. I can no longer hear your calm voice on the phone. Oh, my sweet brother, rest in peace with the angels. Your voice will still ring in my ears as I remember you calling to say, “Ay Ay Lynti, what are you doing? Eating?” We both loved to eat.

Posted by Lynthia (Cynthia) on September 6, 2026

My sweet, dear brother; your loving memories will forever be with us. The pain we are experiencing is extreme no pill can ease. We are so thankful that God and mom raised us in an environment full of love and unity that truly strengthened our family. Love has created us, and it will prevail. So, rest in peace. You know we will be talking about you from now and forever.

Posted by Lisa Redhead on September 6, 2026