JONES: LYDIA nee Serrette of 5 First Avenue Mt.Lambert died at the age of 91 years onTuesday 5th March 2013. Wife of the late Andre Jones. Mother of Deanne Pierre (dec), Thecla Bissoon, Dermot Jones (USA) and Allison Jones (dec. Mother-in-law of Cajetan Pierre (USA), Michael Bissoon, Carol Jones (dec), Theresa Williams (USA) and Eugene Hilaire. Grandmother of Natasha Jones, Jay Jones (USA), Giselle Hilaire, Richard Bissoon (dec), Patricia Maraj, Penelope Bissoon, Stephen Baskerville and Jason Bunch (USA). Grandmother in law of Lashonda Jones (USA), Cindy John Hassarath and Russel Maraj. Great grandmother of Ricardo and Tanisha Glover (USA), Jazmyne, Jayda, Jay Sean Jones (USA), Chantalle Hilaire, Carina Bissoon, Gabriella and Ariella Maraj. Sister of Beryl Sitahel (dec), Amelia Guiland, Randolph Serrette, Orma Gittens (dec), Eugene Thomas and Amilla (Lita) Riley. Sister in law of Mannie Guiland (dec), Darwin Gittens Snr. (dec), Gerad Thomas (dec), Eric Jones (dec), Lawrence and Richard Jones (dec), Elisher Romain (dec), Iris Anderson and Manulita Pereira (dec), Rupert Riley and Sue Serrette. Aunt of Stephen Guiland, Robert Riley, Darwin Gittens, Margaret Thomas, Sharon Riley Khan, Peter Sitahel, Marlene Garcia, Lydia Crosby and many more. Friend of Sylvia Johnson, Joan Banks and Lottise (USA), Andrea and Jane and many more. Funeral service on Monday 11th March 2013 at 9am from the Church of the Holy Family Mt.Lambert thence to the St.James Crematorium for 12 noon.
JONES: LYDIA nee Serrette
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