GREER: ACOSTA died peacefully on Monday 31st October 2011 at 9.55pm. Husband of Bernadette Acosta (nee) Winchester). Father of Candi, Christian, Lorraine and Corinne. Son of Barbara and Pedro Acosta (deceased). Brother of Ingrid, Gerard, Edson, Ernald, Igor. The funeral will be held at St.Benedict's R.C. Church, La Romaine on Friday 4th November 2011 at 10am. Burial will take place at the St.Peter's R.C. Church cemetery at Pointe A Pierre. Church, Queen's Park West, Port of Spain, thence to the St. James Crematorium. No flowers by request. Donations will be collected for the Diabetes Association.
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