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Molly Marquez

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Christy-Marie Ramkissoon

Mol­ly Mar­quez 1938—2021. Mol­ly Es­pinet Mar­quez, 83, of Pe­tit Val­ley, Trinidad, tran­si­tioned peace­ful­ly in­to the arms of Je­sus on Mon­day, No­vem­ber 29, 2021, at the home of her son, Dr. M. Sean Mar­quez, in Christ Church, Bar­ba­dos. She was the beloved wife of 63 years to Michael Mar­quez and is sur­vived by him and their five chil­dren, Deg­na Hor­ton, Sean Mar­quez, Jerome Mar­quez, Scott Mar­quez, and Marc Mar­quez, her son-in-law, Kei­th, and daugh­ters-in-law, Deb­o­rah, Maris­sa, Rachel, and Gor­dana, along with her 13 grand­chil­dren, Graeme (and wife Sher), Zana, An­drea (and hus­band Stephen), Rhi­an­non, Brit­tany (and hus­band, Tim­o­thy), Ash­ton, lan, Matthew, Gre­go­ry, Saman­tha, Neil, Do­minic, and Abi­gail. She is al­so sur­vived by 3 of her 9 sib­lings, Ter­ence Es­pinet, Anne Marie Charles, and Bet­ty Es­pinet. Mol­ly was born on Jan­u­ary 21, 1938, in Wood­brook, Trinidad, and grad­u­at­ed from St. There­sa's Girls RC Sec­ondary School. Short­ly there­after, she met her hus­band, Michael, at R.J. Shan­non and Co. Ltd. She re­tired from her role as a life in­sur­ance agent at Guardian Life In­sur­ance Co. where she faith­ful­ly served her clients.

Mol­ly was on the Blue Streaks hock­ey team and played ten­nis. She en­joyed craft­ing projects, was an en­tre­pre­neur at heart, an avid card play­er, and a lover of any game, from board games to cha­rades. She loved Je­sus whole­heart­ed­ly and was a con­stant source of in­spi­ra­tion and en­cour­age­ment to all who knew her. Her faith­ful work in the Liv­ing Wa­ters com­mu­ni­ty as an in­ter­ces­sor and lay coun­selor will be for­ev­er re­mem­bered. Great was her wis­dom and faith­ful­ness to love and serve God and oth­ers. She bright­ened every space with her pres­ence and con­ta­gious hu­mor and her un­wa­ver­ing love for God, her fam­i­ly, ex­tend­ed fam­i­ly, and the grand­chil­dren she ab­solute­ly adored, will be for­ev­er trea­sured in our hearts. Her lega­cy and im­pact will live on in the lives of many. Un­doubt­ed­ly, her Lord and Sav­ior, Je­sus Christ, wel­comed her with open arms as He said to her, “Well done, good and faith­ful ser­vant. Great is your re­ward.” (Matt 25:21 and Matt 5:12). Fu­ner­al ser­vices will be held in Bar­ba­dos on Thurs­day, De­cem­ber 9, 2021, at 10:00 am and will be livestreamed.


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