JAMES:DENNIS passed away peacefully on the 8th May 2013, at the age of 50. Son of the late Anna Mercedes Pazos-James. Adopted son of the late Dr. Joseph Lloyd James. Step brother of Alan and Brian James, Cheryl de Silva. Relative of Maria Alicia, Ramon, Andrew, Jesus and Maxim Pazos. Funeral mass for the late Dennis James takes place at 10:30a.m. on Wednesday 15th May 2013 at St. Finbar's R. C. Church, thence to the St. James Crematorium, for private cremation. No flowers by request. A collection will be taken up. For enquiries, please contact R. M. de Souza Memorial Chapel Limited, 223-2007/637-2009.
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