ROSALIND ELIZABETH FRANCIS ISAACS she was the daughter of Kenneth L Isaacs (deceased), Hilary M Isaacs (deceased). Sister of: Glen, Debbie, Elaine, Traci and Roberta. Sister In Law of : Saiesh Dhanai. Aunt of: Kyle, Keysa, Dayna, Sarah, Kristi-Lee, Adam, Keri, Olivia and Dominque. Aunt In Law: Karel, Richard, Heather, John and Lisa. Great aunt of : Mikel, Matthew, Mya, Sahara, Kaelyn, Micha, Marquis, Anthony, Christian, Keadan and Kaelyn. Cousin to many specially Sherron, Bobby, Patricia, Francine, Gabriella and Paul. Dear friend too many specially Jackie, Janine, Patricia, Deo, Ryan and Rosemary. Funeral of the late Rosalind Elizabeth Francis Isaacs will take place on Friday, August 29th 2025, at 2pm at Clark & Battoo chapel followed by private internment. Special request please wear bright colours , no black and white.
ROSALIND ELIZABETH FRANCIS ISAACS
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