BISSOON: HELEN nee Eligon died on 6th June, 2012. Wife of the Randolph Bissoon. Daughter of the late Stanford and Myra Eligon. Mother of Virginia (Nancy) Jaikaran, Vanery (Judy), Keith (deceased), Wayne and Polliana (Vidya) Hamil. Mother-in-law of Ramdial Jaikaran (deceased), Bobby Hamil, Maylene and Debbie. Grandmother of Stacy, Ryan, Eden, Keron, Bryan and Stern. Great-grandmother of Colina. Sister of Beulah Wong Sing (deceased), Marjorie Bailie- Mohammed (deceased), Vanessa Tarquine (deceased) and Sylvia Wong. Sister-inlaw of Vida Mungal and Sheila Bissoon. Funeral would take place on Tuesday 12th June, 2012 at 1:00pm, Chaguanas R.C. Church, Main Road, Chaguanas thence to the Mucurapo Public Cemetery. For enquiries call Clark & Battoo, Chaguanas @ 665-5266.
BISSOON: HELEN nee Eligon
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