In memory of

Merle Bethel

April 29, 1938 - May 7, 2020

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Guestbook

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Keldon Quammie (Nephew)

Entered May 11, 2020 from New Jersey

I am definitely going to miss my aunty Merle, she was always a loving and welcoming person, which also made her well loved by my siblings Kurt and Keisha and my mother Joan. She always made sure we were good and well taken care of whenever we travelled to Canada as kids. Aunty Merle, you are truly a gem and an angel. God Bless and we love u always and forever.

Jennifer Quammie (Niece)

Entered May 11, 2020 from San Antonio, Texas

My heart, thoughts and prayers are with my family in this moment of our loss. She is so dearly missed by all.
My fondest memories of my Aunty Merle is her bright and infectious smiles, but especially her wonderful, warm voice when she called daddy and I in St. Croix. She was such a welcoming person. Truly amazing.
My impressions of her have been of a strong, accomplished woman with a quiet charm. I always admired her very stylish looks. Our running joke in my teens and 20's was I wasn't keeping up the Quammie women's fashionable tradition because I just wore sneakers and jeans everywhere. She set about fixing that by taking me shopping and getting a fabulous dress that I wore just about everywhere. That day still makes me laugh.

Alana Bridgewater (Family)

Entered May 11, 2020 from Toronto

Sending our deepest condolences to friends and family of Aunty Merle. She always knew how to make us laugh and had such great energy. May She Rest In Peace. Love from The Bridgewater Family.

Donamarie Webb (Cousin)

Entered May 12, 2020 from Alberta

Rest in eternal peace. Gone but never forgotten love always

Heather Laconia Massaquoi (Niece)

Entered May 12, 2020 from Dubai

Auntie Merle was my mom’s youngest sister and the one who taught me how to dance (get on bad for the Caribbean people). She always knew all the latest Soca tunes and had the best summer BBQs of my childhood. She made sure that I always had the best food when I went away to university. She would make individual rotis, freeze them and deliver them all the way to Windsor. She had a laugh that would light up a room and could always brighten your mood. We will miss you but never will forget you. Heather