A Celebration Service of Praise and Thanksgiving for the life of Deaconess
Maziee
ELIZA FORBES
LABOR: August 6th, 1941
REWARD: June 10th, 2024
AGE : 82 years
Saturday July 6th, 2024 at 10:00a.m
SERVICE HELD AT:
Jubilee Cathedral
Cathedral Blvd (Settler’s Way) Freeport, Grand Bahama, The Bahamas
OFFICIATING:
Pastor Ed Ambrister Jubilee West
ASSISTED BY:
Bishop Godfrey R. Williams
Pastor LaQuez Williams
Minister Doyle Burrows
Other Ministers of the Gospel
SERVICES RENDERED BY: Russell’s & Pinder’s
INTERMENT:
Grand Bahama Memorial Park #2
EXPLORING HER LIFE’S JOURNEY & LEGACY
FISH ON!
On the quaint island of Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, an angel was born on August 6th, 1941, to the late John Henry Williams (a fisherman by profession) and the late Alicia Been-Williams (a skilled straw artisan). They named their angel, Maziee Eliza Williams. She was baby three of four children who was an intuitive, fun-loving, and mischievous child and an excellent sidekick to her older sister Rose. Her childhood was filled with adventures shared between her and her siblings.
Due to an unfortunate incident surrounding the loss of her father at sea, Maziee and her siblings were sent to live with her grandmother, Ma Sarah and her mother relocated to New Providence.
SAILING THROUGH TIME
Her formative years were spent on the island of Sandy Point, a small and quiet community located on the northwestern end of North Caicos. Under the tutelage of her grandmother, Ma Sarah, Maziee learned how to become an industrious, hardworking, creative and committed young lady.
After the passing of her loving grandmother, she went to live with her aunt Evenner “Auntie Venna” Landy. During this time, she attended and graduated from Sandy Point All-Age School, North Caicos completing grade 6 form which was the highest grade attainable at that time.
HOOK, LINE AND SINKER!
Upon completion of her schooling, Maziee moved to Nassau to be with her mother and sisters for a better quality of life. As she blossomed into a beautiful young lady, many suitors pursued her, however, one was
victorious in obtaining the prize namely the one and only Walter Forbes. They were united in holy matrimony on August 3rd, 1960, and from this union seven beautiful children emerged.
THE CATCH OF A LIFETIME
In 1975, Walter relocated to Freeport, Grand Bahama to pursue better employment opportunities, Maziee and the children soon followed shortly thereafter. Her industrious upbringing was the catalyst to her entrepreneurial skills which comprised of straw artistry, sewing, custodial care, childcare, and as a courier for The Bahamas Journal.
However, according to Maziee, her most loved profession was being a homemaker. Maziee’s pride and joy was raising her children. One of her mantras was Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” She ensured that her children’s foundation was deeply rooted in Godly principles and that they were committed, honest, reliable, trustworthy, dependable, and hardworking members of their family and society by extension.
“REELING IN ADVENTURES”
Maziee was never more in her element than when she was fishing and travelling. These were her two favorite pastimes. Once someone said “let’s,” she would finish the sentence with, “what time?” with her suitcase or fishing bucket packed and ready to go. There were countless late nights on the docks, rocks, and piers where many memories were created, and lasting friendships forged.
home to ya ma, if you come back on my line, you goin’ home with me.” Some fish adhered and others were dinner.
There were annual summer vacations and trips to Turks and Caicos to spend Christmas and celebrate the birthday of her “one good Auntie Venna.” On numerous family vacations plannings, Maziee would advise that she won’t be traveling that year. Yet, as time drew near, that expected call would come through, “Time drawing near, yinna bags packed, eh? Any space for me?” We always knew the call would come and planned ahead by purchasing her ticket with the anticipation of the call. These lasting memories will be etched in our hearts forever.
THE FISHERWOMAN’S COMPASS
At the age of 23, Maziee had a life-changing encounter with God that was indelibly imprinted. She was faithful, dedicated, and unwavering in her faith and always used opportunities to express the goodness of God. This was foundational when she was diagnosed with cancer in her early years. It was then she cemented her faith and drew from a song by Andraé Crouch what penned the lyrics, “For if I never had a problem, I wouldn’t know God could solve them.”
The song, “Through It All” encouraged her to trust God amid adversities and subsequently her faith brought her healing.
During the fishing escapades, we would often hear her cautioning the fish saying, “Children! Go
As she matured in her faith, her love for ministry and people
transcended into various ministries where she dedicatedly served as minister, deaconess, intercessor, choir member, hospitality, chaperone, greeter, and evangelist. She was an encourager and very seasoned in the Word, a true worshipper, a lover of God, people, and life.
THE FINAL CAST
In October 2023, Maziee started to experience some health challenges but she never waivered in her faith. As her outer house started to diminish, she remained steadfast and unmovable. Many days family members and friends stopped by to visit and encourage her, but she was always the minister imparting words of truth and encouragement to them. Her proclamation everyday was “I am in the hands of the Lord.”
In her latter days she reaped in a tangible way from the seeds sown in the lives of so many persons who expressed gratitude for the love she showed them, and they returned to say thank you to our beloved Maziee, Mummy, Grammy, Auntie, Ma Maziee, Ms. Forbes, Sweet Face, Sister, Friend, and Minister.
“Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate.” Proverbs 31:31.
Maziee Forbes, embodying the wisdom of Proverbs 31:31, set sail to eternity on the early morning of June 10th, 2024, to be with her Master and reunited with her predeceased loved ones:
Husband: Walter Forbes
Son: Bradley Forbes, Sr.
Sisters: Enith Duncombe and Rev. Roslyn Missick
Brother: Henry Williams
Left to honor, commemorate, and cherish her amazing legacy are her:
Daughters: Emily, Geraldine, and Pamela Forbes;
Sons: Benjamin Sr. (Cecelia) Forbes, Arthur I. (Donnamae) Forbes, Bradley Sr.(deceased) Carolyn “Candy” Forbes and Ian (Patrice) Forbes;
Adopted Children: Dwight “Zack” and Deon Walkins, Dwayne Hall, Dencil Dean and Samaiya Lundy; Granddaughters: Brenicka (Maurio) Mayne-Simms, Mercedes Forbes, Nadia Forbes, Bradnisha Forbes, Brea Forbes, Deidre Forbes, Onae (Keiano) Davis, Beyonce Forbes, Donisha and De’asjnae, Tanáge Nicolls, Wynter Humes and Lalani Williams; Grandsons: Benjamin Jr. (Renea) Forbes, Bouvardo (Denise) Forbes, Bemetries (Chelsea) Forbes, Arthur Forbes II, Denzel (Kasha) Forbes, Brandon Forbes, Bradley Forbes Jr., Valentino Forbes, DeAndre Forbes, Darius Forbes, Walter Forbes, Joshua (Leigha) Naworu, Raoul and Ronn Richardson, Jarado and Casson Mark, Trayton Cooper and Wilny Williams; Great-grand: Terez Mayne, Marlii and Melody Williams, Micah Tucker, Briauna, Alasia, Sariah, Benjamin- Liam, Nala, and Joshua Forbes, Thaao Adderley and Ezrah Forbes, Arthur III and Arnell Forbes, Denisha Forbes, Uriah, Chosen, Josiah-Nathan, and Aziah Forbes, Mylah Hanna, King Davis, Adrienique Pratt, Ronn Jr., Ronnae, Ronnell, Ron’Nya, Ja’Miyah and Rah’John Richardson, Tavaris, Jaleya, Jarae, Jarado Jr. and Janiah Mark, and Hailey Barry; Adopted Brothers: Al “Smooth” and Larry “Waters” Robinson; Aunt: Evenner Landy;
Sister-in-Law: Louise Williams; God sister: Enamae Smalling; Nieces: Beulah (Pastor Derek) Hamilton, Blossom (Gerald) Simons, Rachel Parker, Rochelle (Alex) Gardiner, Karen (Brian) Romer, Minister Stephanie (Bishop Gregory) Collie, Monique (Everette) Munroe, Andrea (Frank) Houston, Minister Annis Capron, Minister Mattie Mills, Annie (Jim) Charlton, Denise, Michelle, and Barbara Jones, Minister Elsiemae (Anthony) Lindsay, Bernadette (Russell) Black, Annie Pinder, Sherry (Pastor David) Cann, Judy (Mark) Mills, Ann (Vaughn) Strachan, Michelle- Lyn (Bobby) Dames, Daphney Duncombe, Lucinda “Cindy” (Dwight) ForbesMcIntosh and Leota Mills; Nephews: Nelson, Perry, Branford, Craig, and Trevor Duncombe, Gordon (Debbie), Wellington, Delroy, Albert (Cindy) and Derek (Adella ) Williams, Carl, Edward “Pinky” and Andrew (Denise) Missick, Maxwell (Pandora) Jones, Samuel (Michelle) Jones, the late Johnathan “Cow” (Carleza) Jones, David Jones, and Bar Jones, Stanley (Gloria) Williams, Evan (Michelle) Williams, Carol, and Jay Williams, Don (Joane) Parker, Malachi “Kai” Gray and Viola Outten and Almondo Taylor; Cousins: Vionel “Nella” (Alexander) Grant, Elveria “Vera” Duncombe, Inez Honsell, Janet, Alfred, and Stanley (Shirley) Landy, Pastor Clarence Williams of Turks and Caicos, Hopeful Hanna, Sarah (Paul) Kennedy, Marilyn (Paul) Beresford, Franklyn
and James Robinson, Deloria, Catherine, Brucley and Karderia Grant, Violet “Y” Simmons and Family, Nina Jones and Family, Emily Knowles, Liz Higgs, Hartly Forbes, Cleare (Kenny) Hanna and Family, Templer, Terrol, and Tammy Landy, Maureen (Matthew) Williams, Tyler, Durrell, Donver, Dexter, and Dervint Landy, Mary Forbes and Family of Turks and Caicos, Deandria Baptiste, Dorricka Harris, Mark and Shantell Lundy, Carmel Parker-Dean and Family, The Family of the Late Ruben and Olive Hall, The Family of the Late Claudius and Effit Cefort,The Family of the Late Nathanial “Nat” Morris and The Family of the Late Alice Forbes-Walkins;
Other relatives and friends including: Pastor Ed and Minister Patricia Ambrister, Bishop Godfrey and Minister Iris Williams, Minster Doyle and Linda Burrows, Pastor LaQuez and Lady Chantal Williams, Officers and members of Jubilee West and Cathedral, Rev. Rudolph and Lady Enid Roberts, Officers and members of The Whole Man Christian Center, Rev. Mack Duncanson and Family, Bishop Washington Williams and Family, Bethel Baptist Church Family, Church of God of Prophecy, Pine Dale Church Family, Kathy Grant and the E.M.R Urban Renewal Senior’s Group, Pine Dale Senior’s Group, Clement Pinder, Boushoul Adderley, Timothy “Timmy” Forbes, Demetri Forbes, and Richard Forbes, William and Nydiea Humes and Family, Raymond and Neketha Butler and Family, Pastor Glenroy and Monique Bethel and Family, Dequann, Derek and Andrea Carroll and Family, John (Mertle) Grant and Family, Debbie Williams, Shenique Harvey, Minister Joyce Smith, Judy, Sherlene, Sandra, Silas and Paul Forbes, Netty Penn, Joyce Dean, Liz Smith, Anthony and Theresa Johnson, Ellen Moss, Shannon Roberts, Eula Grant, Ernestine Smith, Elva Missick, Rosina Forbes, Clarabell Smith, Zenith Williams, Mertle Pinder, Mary Capron, Ethel Cooper, Cadella Mackey, the community of Pine Dale and a host of many other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
Special thanks to: Minister Cheryl Bain, and The Management and Staff of Russell’s and Pinder’s Funeral Home.
Order of service
“The service is subjected to be changed by the anointing of the Holy Spirit”
ENTRANCE OF THE FAMILY
OPENING SENTENCE | Bishop Godfrey R. Williams, Jubilee Cathedral
CALL TO WORSHIP | Psalm 116:12-15
MODERATORS | Bishop Barry Morris, Minister Mattie Mills and Bro. Jay Williams
INVOCATION | Minister Beulahmae Fowler
PRAYER RESPONSE | All the way My Savior leads
1 All the way my Savior leads me–What have I to ask beside?
Can I doubt His tender mercy, Who through life has been my guide?
Heav’nly peace, divinest comfort, Here by faith in Him to dwell!
For I know, whate’er befall me, Jesus doeth all things well; For I know, whate’er befall me, Jesus doeth all things well.
2 All the way my Savior leads me–Oh, the fullness of His love! Perfect rest to me is promised In my Father’s house above. When my spirit, clothed immortal, Wings its flight to realms of day, This my song through endless ages: Jesus led me all the way; This my song through endless ages: Jesus led me all the way.
FIRST SCRIPTURE READING | Psalm 27 | Karen Missick-Romer (Niece)
HYMN OF ASSURANCE | Where the soul of man never dies
1 To Canaan’s land I’m on my way, Where the soul never dies; My darkest night will turn to day, Where the soul never dies.
Refrain: No sad farewells, No tear-dimmed eyes; Where all is love, And the soul never dies.
2 A rose is blooming there for me, Where the soul never dies; And I will spend eternity, Where the soul never dies.
3 A love light beams across the foam, Where the soul never dies; It shines to light the shores of home, Where the soul never dies.
4 My life will end in deathless sleep, Where the soul never dies; And everlasting joys I’ll reap, Where the soul of man never dies.
5 I’m on my way to that fair land, Where the soul of man never dies; Where there will be no parting hand, Where the soul never dies.
SPECIAL REMARKS | Pastor Mack Duncanson, Caravel Zion Baptist Church
SECOND SCRIPTURE READING | Psalm 91 | Debra Green
HYMN OF PRAISE | Heaven’s Jubilee
1 Some glad morning we shall see, Jesus in the air Coming after you and me, joy is ours to share What rejoicing there will be, when the saints shall rise Headed for that jubilee, yonder in the skies
Refrain:
Oh what singing, oh what shouting On that happy morning when we all shall rise
Oh what glory, Hallelujah When we meet our blessed Savior in the skies
2 Seems that now I almost see, all the sainted dead Rising for that jubilee, that is just ahead In the twinkling of an eye, changed with them to be All the living saints to fly, to that jubilee.
3 When with all that heavenly host, we begin to sing Singing in the Holy Ghost, how the heavens will ring Millions there will join the song, with them we shall be Praising Christ through ages long, heaven’s jubilee.
FAMILY MUSICAL TRIBUTE | When the Home-gate Swings Open | Nieces and Nephews
MUSICAL TRIBUTE | Brenicka Mayne-Simms (Granddaughter ) and Terez Mayne (Great-grandson)
HYMN OF COMFORT | Just a little while
1 Soon this life will all be over And our pilgrimage will end, Soon we’ll take our heav’nly journey, Be at home again with friends; Heaven’s gates are standing open, Waiting for our entrance there, Some sweet day we’re going over, All the beauties there to share.
Refrain:
Just a little while to stay here, Just a little while to wait, Just a little while to labor In the path that’s always straight, Just a little more of troubles, In this low and sinful state, Then we’ll enter Heaven’s portals, Sweeping through the pearly gates.
2 Soon we’ll see the light of morning Then the new day will begin, Soon we’ll hear the Father calling, “Come my children enter in;” Then we’ll hear a choir of angels, Singing out the vict’ry song, All our troubles will be ended And we’ll live with heaven’s throng.
3 Soon we’ll meet again our loved ones And we’ll take them by the hand, Soon we’ll press them to our bosom Over in the promised land; Then we’ll be at home forever, Throughout all eternity, What a blessed, blessed morning That eternal morn will be!
MUSICAL SELECTION Lee Capron & Jonathan Outten
PRAISE AND WORSHIP | Jubilee Combined Praise and Worship Team
EULOGY | Pastor Ed Ambrister, Jubilee West
PRAYER FOR THE FAMILY | Reverend Rudolph Roberts, The Whole Man Christian Center
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | Russell’s & Pinder’s Funeral Home
RECESSIONAL HYMN | When we all get to Heaven
1 Sing the wondrous love of Jesus, Sing His mercy and His grace; In the mansions bright and blessed He’ll prepare for us a place.
Refrain: When we all get to heaven, what a day of rejoicing that will be! When we all see Jesus, we’ll sing and shout the victory!
2 While we walk the pilgrim pathway Clouds will overspread the sky; But when trav’ling days are over Not a shadow, not a sigh.
3 Let us then be true and faithful, Trusting, serving ev’ry day; Just one glimpse of Him in glory Will the toils of life repay.
4 Onward to the prize before us! Soon His beauty we’ll behold; Soon the pearly gates will open–We shall tread the streets of gold.
COMMITTAL SERVICE
PRAYER
SCRIPTURE
Heaven will surely be worth it all
1.Often I’m hindered on my way, burdened so Heavy I almost fall Then I hear Jesus sweetly say, Heaven will surely be worth its all
CHORUS
Heaven will surely be worth it all, worth all The sorrows that here befall After this life with all its strife, Heaven will Surely be worth it all
COMMITTAL | Bishop Godfrey Williams
FLORAL TRIBUTES
MY REWARD (When I get home )
2 Many the trials toils and tears, many a Heartache may here appall But the dear Lord so truly says, Heaven will Surely be worth it all
3 Toiling and pain I will endure, till I shall hear the death angel call Jesus has promised and I’m sure, Heaven Will surely be worth it all
1 I’ll wear a crown of glory When I get home, I’ll sing the wondrous story When I get home.
The Savior there will greet me, He’ll be the first to meet me, And by His side will seat me, When I get home.
Refrain:
When I get home, When I get home, I’ll sing the wondrous story When I get home. When I get home, When I get home, I’ll sing the wondrous story When I get home.
BENEDICTION
2 And darkness will be ended When I get home, But light and love be blended When I get home.
I’ll never know a sorrow, When comes that glorious morrow, But joyful songs forever, When I get home.
3 There’ll be no time for weeping When I get home, But be a blessed reaping When I get home. For Jesus there will bless me, And lovingly caress me, And nothing will distress me, When I get home.
Legacy Her
Dearest Mummy,
We are so grateful to God that He handpicked you to be our mom. What a great role model you were to us! A Godly woman with her hands always extended to help any and everyone. Pam- calls you her travel buddy, prayer warrior, and fresh fish supplier.
Emily- for me you were my spirit lifter. No matter what time of day or night that l phoned you or however l was feeling, within 2 sentences we were laughing. I will truly miss that sweet calming voice and infectious laughter.
Geri- thank you for your motivational and encouraging words, and your fun loving and adventurous spirit.
The role model you played in our lives will always linger in our hearts and minds.
Sleep on take your rest, we love you, but God loves you best.
-Your daughters Emily, Geraldine, and Pamela
o the most amazing mother in the world, our “number 1 from day 1!” your love knew no bounds, your strength was unwavering, and your kindness was immeasurable. You have been our guiding light, our rock in times of trouble, and our source of true unconditional love. Your sacrifices, your wisdom, and your endless support have shaped us into the persons we are today. Like we expressed to you before, and there is no difference now, we thank you for all that you have done, for all that you are, and for the love that you showered upon us every day. You are truly a blessing, a role model, and a true embodiment of love. We are grateful and appreciative beyond words to God for having you as our mother. Rest well Mummy!
-Brownie, Fue and Ian
TO OUR DEAR GRAMMY,
Grammy you mean so much to us, with you no longer here it really hurts. You were so wise and loving a beacon so bright, you guided us gently with your heart full of light.
Caring and no nonsense, a rare perfect blend, you taught us life’s lessons on which we depend. Courageous in trials, you stood strong and tall, with a generous spirit you answered life’s call.
Kind-hearted, always in word and in deed, you’ve spread love and laughter planting joy like a seed. With hands that were lifted always in prayer, your faith was a fortress ever-present and fair.
Oh how you loved fishing by canals and by the seaside. With a line and a smile you gazed into the sea hoping to catch a fish or three. Grammy, it’s hard to believe you’re no longer with me. No more “Good morning boo “ texts or “when last you throw your line.” What we would do just to take you fishing one last time!
Though now you’ve departed your essence remains, our love for you Grammy will always be the same. Your wisdom, your courage, your love ever near, in our hearts dearest Grammy you will always be here.
TO THE BEST GRAMMY EVER
,
Thank you for your unconditional love, always embracing us for who we are, no matter the circumstances. Our precious rare gem, extending her kindness and generosity to all fortunate enough to know her.
Her laughter was contagious, filling our hearts with so much joy. She was the funniest and showed us the beauty of finding joy in every moment. Her support was unwavering, always there for us especially when we needed her the most, guiding us with wisdom and care.
Despite her gentle nature, and don’t mind that because she knew when to be firm, like when wielding a wet towel when she had to discipline. We will never forget that! Her lessons were rooted in love, teaching us the value of responsibility and respect. Even in those moments, her love shone through, a testament to her nurturing spirit.
As we reflect on the memories we shared, we are so grateful for the gift of her presence in our lives. She will forever hold a special place in our hearts, Rest in peace to the best Grammy ever!
- Brenicka & Walter
FOR OUR GRAMMY…. WITH LOVE
The day that God called your name It broke our hearts,
But Heaven needed an angel, Your kindness and love were so special
And your heart so pure and true. You made the world a better place
Just by being you.
But you have left memories in our hearts
And that’s where they’ll always be Keep shining right in Heaven
So you can light our way!
•Love Aj, Denny & Deidre
DEAR GRAMMY
Today, as we gather to bid farewell to our beloved Maziee, words seem inadequate to express the depth of our love and gratitude for her.
She was not just Grammy, but a guiding light, a source of unwavering love, and a pillar of strength for our family. Families are like branches on a tree, we grow in different directions yet our roots remain as one.
No matter the distance between us or the circumstance, you always ensured to keep in touch with us all.
Grammy you were truly a sweet soul I can still hear your voice playing in my head saying “ my beautiful grand daughter, what part of the world are you in today?” You always viewed me as a superstar and made me feel that my potential was infinite.
Thank you for the light and love that you shared with us all you will forever be in our heart. Rest in perfect peace.
•Bradnisha, Brea, Brandon, Bj, Beyonce and Gerade
Words are inadequate to express how much our sweet Grammy means to us. We have attempted numerous times (collectively and individually) to write but each of our hearts overflows with emotions, each word carrying the weight of cherished memories and profound love. It’s a bittersweet journey down memory lane, where tears and smiles intertwine, painting a portrait of a remarkable woman who will forever hold a special place in all of our hearts. We shed tears not with the absence of hope but with the presence of her humanity.
Nevertheless, to the most phenomenal grandmother, whose love and support was limitless, whose laughter could light up any room, whose storytelling captured our undivided attention, whose adventurous spirit took her to the far corners of the world and whose knowledge of fishing techniques, teaching us these techniques and the joy she finds in being out on the water are all testaments to her love for the craft, making her an adept fisherwoman. Your unwavering faith in God guided not only your steps but also our hearts. Your humor brought joy to our lives, and your love for exploring new places along with your wealth of wisdom inspired us all. You embodied what it meant to be the salt of the earth, a pillar of strength, and a source of endless love.
Our family vacation trips will never be the same because you were indeed the “life of the party” but your memory will forever live on in our hearts, and your legacy of love and laughter will continue to inspire us. Thank you for being the extraordinary woman that you were. Sleep in perfect peace, we love and miss you so much Grammy!
-Taino, Dre, Darius, Jarado and Casson
My Grammy was a pillar of strength and kindness. My safe haven, whose love and wisdom help shape me into who I am today. I am proud to call her Grammy. Rest peacefully, Grammy, knowing you are forever in our thoughts.
-Josh
GOD LOOKED AROUND HIS GARDEN
And found an empty place, He then looked down upon the earth And saw your tired face. He put his arms around you And lifted you to rest.
God’s garden must be beautiful He always takes the best.
He knew that you were suffering He knew you were in pain.
He knew that you would never Get well on earth again.
He saw the road was getting rough And the hills were hard to climb.
So he closed your weary eyelids And whispered, “Peace be thine my child”. I miss hearing your voice, but sleep on my dearest niece…
Until we meet again.
-Auntie Venna
REMEMBERING AUNT MAZIEE
Not how did she die, but how did she live? Not what did she gain, but what did she give?
From Carl the oldest to Andrea the last…. We knew our Auntie Maziee to be a very jubilant individual, one who would give us a warm hug and always had a big smile on her face. We looked forward to summertime trips to Freeport, where we enjoyed ourselves with you, and our cousins. Several years ago, during Mummy [Rose her sister] illness, Auntie Maziee will call daily with words of encouragement and prayer, she even travelled to be at her side during her last days on the earth. During this time, we saw and knew they always shared a special bond. We’re going to miss that tender voice “hey boo.” We will cherish all the memories we shared. We thank you for the kind words and for being that beautiful you. Our dear Auntie, take your rest. Your legacy of faith, love and sacrifice will live on in our hearts, until we meet again. We love you!
TRIBUTE TO A WONDERFUL AUNT
Death is not the end but a transition to eternity.
Our wonderful aunt who never grew old, her smile as sunshine, a heart of gold.
Aunty Maziee has left an indelible mark on our lives that will never fade away.
A rear gem indeed; we will forever cherish our memories of her.
God has her in His keeping. We have her in our hearts.
•Fondly remembered by your Nieces & Nephews from Turks & Caicos Islands
ROSIE CHIRREN: Carl Sr., Edward Jr, Andrew Sr, Karen, Stephanie, Monique, and Andrea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
The family of the late Mrs Maziee Eliza Forbes would like to thank you our many friends and relatives for your kind expressions of sympathy, assuring words, and your presence here today for the final earthly parting. May the peace of God that passeth all understanding keep your hearts and minds in the knowledge and love of God.
The Family
PALLBEARERS
Benjamin Forbes, Jr.
Bouvardo Forbes
Bemetries Forbes
Arthur Forbes II
Denzel Forbes
Brandon Forbes
Valentino Forbes
DeAndre Forbes
Darius Forbes
Walter Forbes
Joshua Naworu
HONORARY- PALLBEARERS
Benjamin Forbes, Sr.
Arthur Forbes I
Ian Forbes
Dwight Walkins
Deon Walkins
Dwayne Hall
Dencil Dean
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