JOHNSON: ROGER of Roger's Poultry Depot Opposite Penal Market died at S.F.G.H. Husband of Sue Johnson. Father of Darius. Son of Sheila and Harold Johnson. Brother of the late Ricky Johnson. Son-in-law of Sylvester and Uklin Edwards. Brother-inlaw of Sandra Haynes, Cindy, Ria, Steve and Jimmy. Grand son of the late Ruth Ramnath. Nephew of Beulah Gunness, Oliver Ramnath, Pearly Rajkumar, Cynthia Fernando and Maureen Chin. Cousin of Marilyn Marcia Mohan, Ronald Mulchan, Mary Roni Farahani and Ian Ramnath. Funeral Service for the late Roger Johnson will take place at 2:00pm on Tuesday 5th March 2013 at Faith Christian Fellowship Church, Syne Village, Penal and thence to the Batchyia Cemetery. The body shall repose at he house of mourning #3 Ramlal Street, Penal fro 1:00pm. Enquiries can be made at Boodoo's Funeral Home, Penal. Tel 647-7527
JOHNSON: ROGER
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