THAVENOT: RITA Isabel passed away peacefully on Monday 18th June, 2012. Devoted and loving wife of Harold (deceased). Loving mother of Heather Boyce (Thavenot) and Charles Thavenot. Grandmother of Natalie, Sean, Brad, Kimberly, Raquel, Stefanie and Alexis. Great grandmother of Lance, Ashley, Rebecca and Kai. Sister of Grace Fernandez (deceased). Mother-in-law of Paul Boyce (deceased) and Bernadette Thavenot. Funeral Mass at 10.30 a.m. on Thursday 21st June, 2012 at St. Finbar's R.C. Church, Morne Coco Road. Private cremation to follow. No flowers by request. A collection will be taken up for the Finbar Ryan Geriatric Home. For enquiries, call C&B 625-1170
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