ANTONIO: KIMLIN nee Hokan died on 26th September, 2011 at Living Water Hospice. She was a faithful wife of Malcolm Antonio (deceased). Beloved mother of Carol (Menica), Michael, Marlene, Maria (Parris), Mark, Marcia Jacqueline. Mother-in-law of John, Cecilia, Anthony, Camille and Kirt. Grandmother of Coreen, Colette, Lesley, Kim, Jacintha, Carlos, Chelsea, Ethan & Mia. Great grandmother of Moneque, Brianna, Caleb and Olivia. Sister of Aleong (deceased), Rita (deceased), Molly and Norma. Aunt of the Hokans, Rojas, Roselyn and Small. Friend and "mother" to many. An offering will be collected at the service toward the Living Water Community Hospice. Funeral service of the late Kimlin Antonio nee Hokan will take place at 10:30am on Monday 3rd October, 2011 at the La Divina Pastora RC Church and thence tot the Siparia public Cemetery. Thanks to all for their the love and support. enquiries can be made at Boodoo's Funeral Home Penal. Tele: 647-7527.
ANTONIO: KIMLIN nee Hokan
Click HERE to Login
Want FREE access to all our content? Sign up HERE!
Related articles
Trending
Publications
Doubles made at the Bara Federation in Charlieville.
Shastri Boodan
Doubles made at the Bara Federation in Charlieville.
Shastri Boodan
More Than Breakfast: The ritual of doubles in T&T
Steve Dookhie gives a thumbs up while cooking on his handcrafted concrete chulha.
KRISTIAN De SILVA
Steve Dookhie gives a thumbs up while cooking on his handcrafted concrete chulha.
KRISTIAN De SILVA
Beyond the Pot: The art of the fireside chulha
Zulu Foods, co-owners Simone Martin-Gilbert, left and Jumoke Gilbert, at their fruit shop.
ANISTO ALVES
Zulu Foods, co-owners Simone Martin-Gilbert, left and Jumoke Gilbert, at their fruit shop.
ANISTO ALVES
From vegetarian meals to wellness movement: The Zulu Foods story
The Lopinot Historical Complex, a heritage site nestled in the mountains of northern Trinidad. It is named after Charles Joseph de Lopinot, a French planter who fled the Haitian Revolution. The restored estate provides visitors with an in-depth look at colonial cocoa production, the somber history of enslaved labor, and the vibrant culture of parang music.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
The Lopinot Historical Complex, a heritage site nestled in the mountains of northern Trinidad. It is named after Charles Joseph de Lopinot, a French planter who fled the Haitian Revolution. The restored estate provides visitors with an in-depth look at colonial cocoa production, the somber history of enslaved labor, and the vibrant culture of parang music.
ABRAHAM DIAZ