AGARD: DAVID; Retired Tug Captain / Superintendent, departed this life on 16th September, 2012 at the San Fernando General Hospital, he was formerly of La Brea, and was the; Son of: The late Verita & Hellie Agard Father of: Dana, Lisa, Joanne and Corrine. Grandfather of: Renako, Reagan, Taye and Leah. Brother of: Edmund, Everad, Errol, Deann, Marilyn, Gary, Richard, Beverly, Anthony and the late Hamilton. Brother-In-Law of: Ann Agard, Claire Agard, Emelda Agard, Charles Marchan and Clyde Toussaint. Uncle of: Dianne, Nicole, Curtis, Deena, Nicholas, Kavie, Ryan, Sade, Brian and many others. Relatives of: The Agard, La Rosa and Price Families. Friends of: Joanne, Cooper, Nicholas and Others. The funeral service for the Late David Agard takes place at 2:00pm On Thursday 27th September, 2012 at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help, Roman Catholic Church, Harris Promenade, San Fernando followed by cremation at 5:00pm at Belgroves Crematorium. Enquiries Can Be Made At Belgroves Funeral Home At 223- 2178.
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