SYLVIA MARIA SINGH age 81yrs of 1-5 Padmore St, San Fernando died peacefully at her home surrounded by her children. She was the loving and devoted wife of George P. Singh Sr. (deceased). Mother of Patricia, Angela (deceased), Rosemarie, Deborah, Susan and George. Mother-in-law of Pria Seukeran-Singh and John Renton. Grandmother of Tricia, David & Dale Tikasingh, Giselle, Jameel and Jerome Rahaman, Rajiv and Ravi Diptee, Saskia and Katherine Renton, Rajkavir and Samir Singh. Great grandmother of Sophia, Daniel, Dylan and Amaya. Sister of Zide Mohammed and Jemma Samarro. Sister-in-law of Zobida Mohammed and Bramadath Samaroo. Beloved friend and companion of Irene Samlalsingh. Friend of Chandra Jaggernauth and Joyce Martinez. The Funeral of the late Sylvia Maria Singh will take place on Tuesday 2nd August 2011 at 2pm at the Church of our Lady of Perpetual Help, Harris Promenade, San Fernando, followed by cremation at Belgroves Crematorium at 5pm. In lieu of flowers a donation will be collected for the Smara Cancer Support Group.
SYLVIA MARIA SINGH
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