BOISSON: JETTY PETER, late employee of Eastern Credit Union, age 61, of No. 2 Jutagir Terrace, Diego Martin died peacefully on Wednesday 25th January, 2012. Son of Urban and Henrietta Boisson. Loving husband of Helen Griffith. Father of Jeron, Kerri, Lexie and Jodel Boisson. Grandfather of Kaela Boisson. Brother of Arnold, Bernard, Nancy, Frank, Catherine, Anne-Marie and Jennifer (deceased). Uncle of Bernadine, Gary, Ginnelle, Brandon, Nicole, Trudy, Afiya, Stacey, Taalut, Daniel, Nada, Kamil, Bakhyita, David, Zafiyra, Maryiam, Kaleem, Joshua, Salina, Rene, Josania, Andrew and Anrea. Friend of Ingrid Alleyne, Christopher Alexander, Curtis Roper, Lloyd Diaz, Earl Corneal, Glen Smith, Roger Matthews, Stanley Sandyford and many others. Relative of the De Freitas, Faustin, Romano, John Baptiste, Romany, Rogers, John, Alexander, Toussaint and Griffith families. Funeral at 3.30 p.m. on Monday 30th January, 2012 at Our Lady Of Lourdes, Maraval followed by interment at the Churchyard Cemetery. For enquiries, call C&B 625-1170
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