MILLS: ANTHONY aka Tony/Papa of Pierre Trace, Lendore Village, Chaguanas died on 26th July 2012. Husband of Lena John (dec). Son of Ethel Mc Lean and Steddy Mills of Grenada (both dec). Father of Roma (Grenada), Edgar (USA), Lucy, Pamela, Keno, Marva, Brenda, Martha and Allan. Grandfather of Hermon, Russell, Nicholas, Alvin, Brenton, Kizzian, Crystal, Jerry, Atiba, Ackedel, Shaquille, Shady, Akim, Joseph, Marien, Rosy, Marie Lu, Ariel and Adrese. Great grandfather of 18. Great greatgrandfather of 13. Brother of Marsa, Helen Fraiser (Grenada), Anne Phillip (Grenada), Joseph Phillip, Oliver Phillip, Allister Mills, Eleknah (dec), Phillipa (dec), Adolphus Mills, Sherwin, Kathlyn (dec) and Max. Uncle of 40. Relative of Mills, Alexis, Alexander, John, Neckles, Cudjoe, Mc Lean, Young, Regis, Friday's, Prince, Kingston, Baptiste, Logies, Belford and Thomas. Friend of Co workers of Caroni Ltd. 1975 from (1950- 1995), Shan, Sonny, Mr. Gangadass Blacks and many others. Funeral will take place on Tuesday 31st July 2012 at the House of mourning, Pierre Trace, Lendore Village, Chaguanas at 2:00pm and thence to Chaguanas Cemetery. For enquiries please contact Clark & Battoo @665-526
MILLS: ANTHONY
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