Salisbury
76
September 22, 2019
He is survived by his wife Brendaly;
8 children: Mark, Frank, Paula, Fred, Luke, Lyn, Jeanne and Kimela John;
17 grandchildren
4 great-grandchildren
Sister: Aldith John
Brothers: Wilson and Wilburt John in the UK.
Aunt: May John
Adopted son: Dean Scotland and Josiah St Jean
Adopted Daughters: Palestrina Charles, Vernie Wayland, Nadette Matthew, Kay Xavier;
In-laws: Pricilla Prevost, Donia Charles, Veda Bolan, Sharon, Alick Thomas, Selwyn Roberts, Glenn, Althia Roberts, Esther Roberts, Ophelia and Steven Roberts, Gregory Prevost; Edwards’s family
Close cousins: Newton and Lennary, Hughes, Noble, Everton, Murine, Beverly
Other relatives including: the John families in Salisbury, families of Cainson,, Ralford, Devence, Ciltina and Eusford John; Nita and Murray Edwards, Lenore Royer, Martin, Milutine Ambo, Rudolph John , the Felix, Lister, Ethel, Denise, Jeanettem Marcia, Geoffrey, Richardon, Elton, Ellingworth and Bernard EdwardsEdwards families in Salisbury and Bath Estate, Whitfield Bruno families in Salisbury, Randolph Felix and family
Close friends including: Arlene, Lilia and Champy, Kervlyn and Lyn, Hilsford, Vanya, Brenda and Marcel , Matson and Yvette, Leniford, Derek, Julius, Mr. and Mrs. Warrington, Sam, Eleaurrnette, Lenford, Gifford, Henry, Jonathan, Uraline, Joel, Algernon, Ted, Bert, Bernice, Anna and Allious, Theona, the Williams, Smith, John, Felix, Whitfield Bruno families in Salisbury, Ferrol family in Maupac, Adriaens families in Morne Rachette; Grants, Sablor and Christmas families in Mero, St. Joseph and Salisbury, Childhood friends, professional acquaintances, clients, extended family of his wife and children
The body of the late Emmanuel Mark John will leave Lyndhurst Funeral Home on Monday, 30th September, for viewing from 3:00pm at the Gospel Hall Cemetery in Salisbury followed by interment.
25 sweet years, I miss you honey. See you on resurrection morning.
I miss you Dad. Rest in peace.
Across the bridge there is no more sorrow. My bro in law has gone to his maker. My loving sister may the good Lord continue to uphold you in that difficult time. Be strong knowing that you are not alone.
Correction…Woosley
Mano was also a founding member of the once vibrant Youth Group in Salisbury.THE LIVE WIRE.Together with the late Denison John M.P. for the Salisbury and the late Woodley Louis P.S.
May he rest in peace
l am so grateful to my God for Mano.I can remember after graduating from the Londonderry Youth Camp, one Sunday night just before going to bed.I prayed “OH Father,I am in need of a job.”Next morning around 8.15 Mano stopped his jeep, blew the horn and made I sign with his hand.So I came,and he asked me.
Do you want a job?
And this is history. He was working on a project for The University Of The West Indies.On the Grand Savannah in Salisbury,Grand Bay, The Wet Area (Belles) and Warner.
Deepest sympathies and condolences to the entire family.. especially to my main padna from our time at SMA his son Luke John.. Lucas Juan.. really sorry for your loss
I salute this fallen Warrior. RIP.
You gave great counsel; you were honest in your intentions, thoughts and spoken words. Never afraid to speak truth. In our many conversations, you proved your Biblical depth and scholarship.
You stood by what you beleive. Your love could be felt.
Humanity has lost an a great man.
RIP Mano. You served Dominica well. A true patriot