Joseph Dasilva Sr Funeral Home adds mobility to Georgetown woman’s life
Elcina WIlliams sitting in her wheelchair donated Joseph DaSilva Sr. Memorial Funeral Home
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November 2, 2018

Joseph Dasilva Sr Funeral Home adds mobility to Georgetown woman’s life

The Joseph DaSilva Sr. Memorial Funeral Home continues to show its appreciation to the people and organizations in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

On Thursday, October 18, several donations were made by the company. Among the recipients was Elcina Williams of Georgetown. Williams,who is unable to move around for some time, received a wheel chair.

Asfo Stephens,the manager of the funeral home expressed the company’s philosophy and commitment in contributing to the welfare of our Vincentian populace, especially to our senior citizens.

Grethlyn Charles accepted the donation on behalf of her mother. Charles in her response, thanked the funeral home for assisting her mother in making her day to day life more comfortable.

Other donations were made. A fan was handed over to the Mount Carmel Spiritual Baptist Church at Chester Cottage, and a set of microphones was also presented to the Bellevue Pentecostal Church, pastored by Ruja Matthews. Both church leaders and their representatives thanked the funeral home for their gifts.

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