Wallis Claudette Carey

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The management and staff of Bethel Brother's Morticians expresses our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the dearly departed.

Wallis Claudette Carey aged 85 of Windsor Road died on Tuesday 22^nd September 2026.

She is survived by his Husband: Lionel Carey; Daughter: Chinyere Carey Bullard; Son: Amilcar Carey (Jessica); Grandchildren: Colin Bullard, Mia Bullard, Taeghan Carey, Edeleke Carey, Malik Carey, Miguel Carey, Jules Carey; Brothers: Edward Lockhart (Yvette), Milford Lockhart (Emily); Sister: Stephanie Duncanson (Blythe); Brothers-in-law: Mark, Roscoe and Earl Carey; Sisters-in-law: Celeste, Marabell, and Valerie Lockhart, Linda LaFleur (Bruce), Reeba Hudson and Donna Richards; numerous nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and friends.

Funeral Service will be held on Friday October 9^th, 2026 at New Light Ministries, Faith Gardens.

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