Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-31-1811Hrs
Sorry I have to greet you with sad news again. Roland Gordan passed away on Friday 29th. He had suffered a stroke on Monday and had two more attacks while in the hospital. There will be a celebration of his life at Queen's Hall on Tuesday 2nd at 10.00am. May his soul rest in peace.
Felix Edinborough

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-31-1310Hrs
Thanks agan Errol for the latest news, even though sad ones were were there to sadden our hearts for those who mourn the losses. But i do know that god is love, and he will comfort them. My and our prayers, love and sharing will bring back the smiles, and in time all will be well again as we trust God for all things. i am looking forwaaard to the next reunion God willing. It was good to see familiar faces in the forwarded pictures.

To all Mausicans, my fond regards to all. Thanks for all your words and thoughts. May god bless your week, and always.

Pat (Gill) Robbins

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-30-2143Hrs

SOCA Monarch Judge is a Mausica graduate from 1971-1973
I played pan with him at Mausica. He was also a member of our Choir Mausica Folk Swingers.
Carlston Gray

ROLAND GORDON FROM THE TRINIDAD EXPRESS

Soca Monarch judge Roland Gordon dies after stroke
Wayne Bowman wayne.bowman@trinidadexpress.com
Saturday, January 30th 2010

big loss: Roland Gordon

Musical director of the Malick Folk Performers, Roland Gordon, died at the Mount Hope Medical Sciences Complex yesterday where he was a patient after suffering a stroke on Tuesday.

Gordon served as chief judge at the semifinals of the International Soca Monarch competition at the Arima Velodrome last Sunday where he and his team looked at the performances of more than 80 artistes from about 5.30 p.m. to after 3 am Monday .

Gordon’s son, soca artiste Roderick ’Chucky’ Gordon, who is in the finals of the Soca Monarch Groovy category, discovered his father was ill and rushed him to hospital. Up until Monday when he was working on tabulating scores from the Soca Monarch semis, Gordon showed no signs of being ill.

The musician, actor and teacher had been serving as chief judge of Soca Monarch for nine years and was involved in the Best Village competition on several levels. Gordon also played in parang bands and judged in the junior and senior calypso monarch competitions.

William Munro, chairman of Caribbean Prestige Foundation, producer of the Soca Monarch, was shocked by Gordon’s sudden illness and subsequent death. Munro said Gordon’s passing was a great loss for artistes in Trinidad and the other Caribbean islands where he also worked with artistes.

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-30-1529Hrs
I was so sad to hear of the death of yet another Mausican, Roland Gordon. Not only did Roland and I attend Mausica together, we were secondary schoolmates, attending Woodbrook Government Secondary School. He was always so full of life and energy. Last November, we attended one of our school's reunion and there was Roland, full of fun as usual. He was also known in the wider community for his musical abilities, being associated with the Malick Folk Performers and working as a Music Facilitator with the Ministry of Education. He will certainly be missed by all who knew him. My condolences to his family.

Joy Valdez

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-30-1434Hrs

Hi Errol!

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you & all our fellow Mausicans for coming out with just their presence-not to mention the very warm thoughts & sentiments given to Claire,myself,Raesha(daughter) and all the rest of my family & friends at time of visitation & funeral of our dear only son!! Also my sincere thanks for all the Mausicans who could not make it who sent their expressions of deep sorrow-no one knows the pain & suffering that we are experiencing!!

I saw that Felix wrote something about me on the 1 st Mausica Times! I certainly would like to read about that! & I do hope that we can meet Felix(Progues as I called you) some time soon!I'll send you a pic of my small family--Now Ivor would be missing from it!!It was taken when Raesha got married-That was the only family pic that we had!

May God Bless all our family & friends out there

Feizal Mohammed

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-30-1420Hrs

see today's Express where Roland Gordon. a Mausican 1971-1973 passed away.

Randolph Karamath

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-30-1326Hrs
Errol:
Please attach my sincerest condolences to Faizal, Claire and family on the loss of their son; to Cynthia and family on the loss of Andy (Bally Marly); to the Maundy family on the loss of their Patriarch; and to all who have experienced this loss. We will continue to lose members of the Mausica family, but the memories and our connection are indelible and unbreakable. We cherish them.

WJYA (Rick)

Winston Yallery-Arthur

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-28-1221Hrs

Hi Errol

Happy New Year to you and thanks many thanks for keeping the Mausica family together.+

Marlene Gilbert

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-27-2317Hrs

I am truly saddened to hear of the passing of Andrew Huggins, more fondly known to us pioneers as Barli Marli (?never had to spell it before). Although we were not in close touch over the years, we did meet a few times when I was in T&T. In fact, on Carnival Tuesday, 2008 I met him and Cynthia and Joycelyn and Lynette downtown PoS. He and I shared a few beers as we are wont to do and talked of the good old times. I looked for them again last year but did not see them and was planning to go back to the spot again this year...

Sadie, kindly extend my sincere and deepest condolences to Cynthia; my thoughts are with her and family.

Conrad T (Tom)

Conrad Thomas

RE: blog

2010-JAN-23-1719Hrs

A group of us attended the funeral of Ivor Mohammed son of Claire Titus-Mohammed and Faizal Mohammed. I came away feeling so inspired by the fact that this young man had lived his life to the fullest - an example to all of us.

After the funeral hanging out at the reception with Claire and Faizal (until we were almost asked to leave), several of us got together and did what we do best - lime. The lime eventually broke up around 7pm - we had been out since 9am at the funeral.

Mausicans, allyuh good yes!

Brenda

"And this too will pass."

Brenda Alexander-Perez

OBITUARY

2010-JAN-23

HUGGINS, ANDREW H. - Retired Lecturer VTC and UWI Continuing Studies, died on Wednesday 20th January, 2010. Son of Clem Huggins (deceased). Husband of Cynthia (neé Davis). Father of Nicole Huggins-Boucaud and Sherisse Huggins-Pierre. Grandfather of Zuri Boucaud and Maleia Pierre. Father-in-law of Dion Boucaud and Kirk Pierre. Brother of Steve and Lystra Mulzac; Arthur (deceased) and Jennifer Huggins. Uncle of Shaun, Aisha and Jiselle Huggins; Kamau Hosten; Alexander, Matthew and Elisa Mulzac. Brother-in-law of Vanessa Mulzac and Terry Ann Huggins. Cousin of Kirton, Urban, Glen, Jabari and many others. Funeral on Tuesday 26th January, 2010, St. Anns R.C. Church at 10:00am thence to Lapeyrouse. No flowers by request. A collection will be taken for charity.

RE: more news

2010-JAN-23-0838Hrs

Just read about the passing of Andrew Huggins, aka Barly Marly who was married to Cynthia Davis.

So much sad news these days (haiti included)! That's why it is so important that we cherish the moments we spend together and create opportunities to reminisce and laugh - because in the final analysis all we will have to enjoy are our memories. Let's continue to make good one.

I laugh so much when I am with Mausicans.

Thanks to all who contrinue making my life such a treasure.

Brenda
"And this too will pass."
Brenda Alexander-Perez

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-22-1002Hrs

You are very welcome, Hazel. This past two weeks were bitter for all of us, but we are bonded together with memories and prayer. The memories and the prayers are the sweet, so let me change the previous statement. The past two weeks were bitter/sweet for all of us. This is what "Community as Family" means Felix. I know that this is what God wants. This face says that I am thinking, Felix. "One Love, One Heart, Thanks and Praise to the Lord and it will be all right."(Robert N. Marley)

Anyway, news regarding the CD. Alisford has replenished the stock, and I now have ten more. The previous twenty are now all gone. HOWEVER, this new stock now has an increased cost. The CD is now $40TT. Cost of the material has increased, hence the reason for this new price. That will mean 7USD. Please be advised.

Please continue to keep each other in the circle of prayer and the warmth of love and happy memories.

Anna Maria Mora

Re: CD

2010-JAN-21-2201Hrs

Hi Errol: A blooper in the email I just sent to you. It should be thanks to you and Anna Maria Mora. Sorry.

Sylvia Sankarlal

RE: CD

2010-JAN-21-2143Hrs

Hi Errol: Just to say "THANKS" to you and Moira for the effort you made to provide me with the Mausica CD. It is not yet in my hands but it will be very soon. I always look forward to getting your emails and to learn of the Mausica family and their lives. It so very sad to hear of the passing of Mr. Maundy and all the other people, some of whom I remember. If we look forward only to this life here, there is not much hope for us but with a future life in view we can withstand anything. God is a good God and if we look to Him no matter what the circumstance, He will see us through regardless of what confronts us. My heart aches for the Haiti victims. Life is so precious but it can be taken away very suddenly. God help us all.

Sylvia Sankarlal

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-21-2138Hrs

I left florida to attend Mr Maunday funeral along with my dad Mr. Arthur Lochan from NY my mother and brother. He was my father I am will miss him dearly, he was always there to help with my homework and other projects when there was no computers only enclopedias. His son Garth and Charmaine I truly adore I was like a little sister to them I did visit mausica and I cried to see how bad that place looked, we lived in the first house, I could be believe that it was so much neglected. I was there through graduations and all the other functions those days were truly days that was spent in paradise. What i would not do to have those days back. I aould run away to Mr Maunday house I would stay eat, shower and sleep over there.

I love MAUSICA and i must say that I am very depressed at my father and mother passing, two great indivduals words ccannot describe Mr. & Mrs. Maunday.

Lets keep the love of Mausica alive.

Rose Lochan

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAIL

2010-JAN-21-1930Hrs
It is only today that I too heard of the death of Andy Huggins who the pioneers knew as 'Barly Marly'. It was Maureen Warner who phoned me. My condolences are extended to the family. I was very sorry too to hear of the passing of Faizal's son. I did not know the son but I remember Faizal very well and would love to meet him again to share some memories. In the first issue of the 'Mausica Times' I wrote a story about him but I am not sure he knew that he was the one I was writing about. Faizal, very sorry to hear about your tragedy but I pray that you have the faith and strength to bear it all.

Felix Edinborough

RE: Passing of Andrew Huggins

2010-JAN-21-1330Hrs
Hi Errol,

Greetings and a Happy New Year to you.

I was informed today of the passing of Andy which took place on Wednesday morning at the St. Clair Medical Centre. Funeral arrangements are tentatively scheduled for Tuesday next at the St. Ann's RC Church in St. Ann's.

Kindly pass on the information to the Mausica Family.

Thanks Much.

Abundant Blessings!!

Sadie Murrell

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-19-1706Hrs

I went to Mr. Maundy's funeral on Saturday and am happy to say that it was very well attended. One of the moving moments was the 'Ave Maria' sung by Eulalie. She still has a fantastic voice that should be used more often. Mausica was well represented and the crowd was so big that I am sure I did not see all who were there.

There were several tributes and we know that he deserved many more. May his soul rest in peace.

Felix Edinborough

RE: My condolences.

2010-JAN-18-2101Hrs
Dear Feizal & Claire,
Greetings from New York.

I want to express my sincere condolences for the passing of your only son, Ivor. I can only imagine your grief. I have read of all the beautiful attributes of your son and I know he must have been a precious one , a son that brought you much joy and pride. I know too that nothing can erase this pain but may you both find comfort in the fact that many people are there for you with love and concern.

Be strong and take care of yourselves.

Warm regards,

Buzzie

Bernice Warrick-Tarradath

Re: Mr Maundy

2010-JAN-18-2041Hrs

The members of Mausica Teachers' Alumni & Friends wish to express their sincere condolences to the family of Mr Maundy. Mr Maundy was at our Annual BoatRide on the Hudson in 2008 and we were so happy to see him. We remember him as the kind, gentle person who understood us all. May he rest in peace with the angels.

Buzzie

Bernice Warrick-Tarradath

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-17-0855Hrs

What wonderful memories! Terry had brought up the Mausica CD from Trinidad late Friday night. First thing in the morning,he put it on the CD player. As the Mausica voices wafted through the air on Saturday morning at breakfast, I was transported back years into the cold lecture theatre at 3;00 a.m. and could hear the announcement: "Take 34!" Weary, yet committted to perfection, we sighed, but went at it again, hoping to get it right this time, to please our taskmasters and ourselves, to produce an album that was second to none. "Bring Back the Coverlet," "Tengo lorse all he money", "Don't faint away, Lulu" and the list goes on.....

Maria , thank you. Thank you to Alisford and all who had a hand in producing this priceless gift of ourselves to ourselves. God Bless us all this New Year of 2010 and always.

In the midst of this joy, there is sorrow over Mr. Maunday's death. Sorry I am not in Trinidad for the funeral.I hope we had (or will have, not sure of the funeral date) a good representation from the Alumni.

My condolences to Feizal on the death of your only son. May God give you the strength to bear this loss.

Hazel Thompson- Ahye (Nassau, The Bahamas).

Pierrot Grenade entertained the audience as he provided narrative for the programme to launch Carnival 2010.

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-16-0151Hrs
Happy New Year to all and my condolences to the Maundy family on his passing. the funeral is Saturday 16 from the Santa Rosa RC at 10.00am

Clare Creese-Woodley

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-15-0850Hrs
Hi My Mausica Family,

Felix et al, a mistake was made on the info. re: Mr. Maundy's funeral. It is on Saturday(16th) morning at the Santa Rosa R.C. Church @ 10.30a.m. burial at Western Cemetry, in P.O.S. An invitation is also given to all to a go to Federation Park after the service. I know that the Mausica Family's collective prayer goes out to Mr. Maundy's family, who is our family. As Brenda, shared that their home was her home in Mausica, how many of us know his children, as Mausica's children along with Lyn-Marie Osbourne. Their home was always open to us. Esla, our prayers, and love are also with you. May he rest in peace.

Anna Maria Mora

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-14-1526Hrs
Fellow Mausicans

What a blog it's been this week but we must cherish the good memories as we move on. Condolences to Feizool and family.

I am happy to have met Mr Maunday again at our Tobago Reunion. Again, because I had last met him in Barbados in 1990 along with Mr Isaiah Boodhoo... we were marking various CXC exams and I had not seen either of them in many years as I no longer lived in Trinidad. It was like returning to Mausica after a weekend home! the magic of Mausica eh?.

We must always make the best use of the time we have here.

Blessings to you all. Pat

Pat Ryan

RE: The passing to the ancestors of Roland Maundy and Ivor Mohammed.

2010-JAN-14-1035Hrs

TO: The Mausica Family

On Friday, January 15th, I was already scheduled to hold a vigil for Jacinta, the sister of a friend, who pssed to the ancestors in a war-torn country, and whose American-resident family were advised not to come, because funerals can be major opportunities to rob American returnees, by people who come as mourners. I was shocked on hearing this. We Trinis, I do not think, have descended to that level. Then, I was asked to include the Great -Grandmother of my little play grand-daughter, Joylyn, who passed last week, at age 100.Her Bhuddist family will observe a year of strict mourning. So, I am not too suprised to realize that I must add two more to the list of those I hold a vigil for.

Mr.Maundy was a friend and colleage. Ms. Fourniller remembered how he adopted her. Charmaine, his daughter, then about nine, adopted my sons Nigel and Larry Romain, as her baby brothers, and roamed the campus on week -ends with them in tow. I did not have to worry about them, if they were with her. I guess that abounding love runs in families. To me, Mr. Maundy was always a gentleman, and his wife was frienddly to this lone woman lecturer, whose husband no one had seen. (He did come home for a short stay when his mother died, but still, no one knew him, so the Maundy's were my campus family also.) An easy-going man. When I saw him at the Tobago reunion, I thought he looked frail, and he really did not remember who I was, but I went over to pay my respects, to an elder of the family. It was appropriate.

Now, to Feizal Mohammed,I have no idea what is must be like to lose an only son. I feel for you. You must be living temporarily ,in the kind of stupor my sisters and I lived in when, in August of 2004, we lost our two brothers and a niece, in 17 days, August 2, Edmund went, during surgery at Mt. Hope,Pauline Hollingsworth went on August 10, and Felix Edwards died of grief at his brother's passinfg, of a massive heart attack on August 17. (I was flying around so much that the TSA began selecting me for special screening.)We all thought we were going to lose it, particularly my sister whose daughter went on Aug.10. Today, we have healed, almost. We have new babies in the famiy to replace those that went home. My sister has embraced her grandchildren, realizing that she has to raise another generation. When that same sister lost her husband of 37 years last February, all she could say was "God is Good. We will survive this, too."

The deaths in 2004 brought us much closer, though one is in England, three in The USA and two in TnT. We talk almost every week.

My message to the Mausica Family is : Treasure those who are here, while we cope with the grief of the passing of some of us.It is only a matter of time before we all join that procession to the other side. Let every day matter. And to Feizal, I hope you consider this letter a hug of consolation and hope. You, and your family, will overcome this.

Meanwhile,I light a candle nightly for those caught up in the tragedy that is Haiti. Donations to UNICEF(www.unicef.org) can be made by credit card. UNICEF provided milk and biscuits for the elementary school children in TnT when I taught elementary school.

Linda E. Edwards-Romain (Faculty Mausica 1967-69)

RE: Hi

2010-JAN-14-0625Hrs
Hi Errol,

My condolences go out to Fizal who has lost his son tragically. It will take some time for you to become accostumed to your loss, Fizal. May God grant you the courage and strength you need at this time.

Condolences also to the Mausican family who has lost Mr. Roland Solomon Maundy. I remember Mr. Maundy very often in the shop and always with a pleasant smile. He has added his bit to the world and the Lord has now called him home after his many years of labour.

This morning I heard his orbituary and was shocked. The announcement said the funeral will be on Saturday 16th at 10.00 am at the Santa Rosa church, Arima, and then to be interred at a Western cemetery, (don't remember which).

Barbara Mellowes

Re: Sorry I missed your call

2010-JAN-13-2148Hrs
FYI below...more sad news
--- On Wed, 1/13/10, FELIX EDINBOROUGH wrote:
From: FELIX EDINBOROUGH
Subject: Re: Sorry I missed your call
To: "Conrad THOMAS"
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 9:10 PM
Hi Fellowman,
One of the things I was calling you for was to inform you of the death last Sunday of Mr. Maundy. His funeral will be at the Santa Rosa church, Arima on Sunday.
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On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 9:34 PM,
Conrad THOMAS
wrote:
Hotwater,
New Year's greetings from London, Ont. I ahve been hanging out a bit with Es, but am really down here doing another licensing course.
On another note,
Conrad Thomas

RE: Mr. Maunday

2010-JAN-13-1226Hrs

I am in the BVI and am not keeping up to date via email.

While I felt that Mr. Mauday looked frail when I saw him at the NYC boat ride in June 2008 and I heard that he had fallen in Port-of-Spain a few months ago, I am distressed at his passing. Mr. & Mrs. Maunday adopted me from the first week that I entered Mausica. They gave me meals when I did not want to eat what was in the dining room - especially on weekends. I spent time at their home during the August vacation of 1964 and maintained a relationship with them for several years after I migrated. Mr. Maunday was the first person who realised that I had some creative skills and he encouraged me to try basket weaving, book binding and woodworking. He was an extremely patient and non-judgemental man and I always wished that I could speak with my father the way I was comfortable speaking with Mr. Maunday. I was blessed to have known him and the world has been a better place because of the gifts that he gave to many of us.

Sorry, I won't be able to make it to the funeral.

I am so sad.

Brenda

"And this too will pass."

Brenda Alexander-Perez

RE: Ivor Mohammed

2010-JAN-13-1226Hrs

just in case you did not get my previous email sent last night

Feizal

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"From: SBalmer@HRRH.ON.CA

To: culyboy@hotmail.com

Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 12:14:09 -0500

Subject: FW: Ivor Mohammed

Hi Mr. Mohammed, thought you might like to see below that went out to all staff.

Sandy

From: Veneziano,Mary On Behalf Of Devlin, Rueben

Sent: January 13, 2010 11:56 AM

To: All Exchange Users; All Physicians

Subject: Ivor Mohammed

MEMORANDUM January 13, 2010

From: Rueben Devlin

President & CEO

To: All Staff, Physicians and Volunteers

Re: Ivor Mohammed

It is with sadness that I inform everyone at Humber River Regional Hospital of the passing of Ivor Mohammed, a dedicated Orthopedic Technologist in our Fracture Clinic.

Ivor passed away tragically in an automobile accident downtown Toronto on the weekend. Although he joined Humber River late in 2009, Ivor made an instant impression on staff and patients with his wonderful sense of humour and gentle, caring demeanour. He was extremely committed to his work, was always pleasant and demonstrated excellent customer service skills. Ivor had many friends at Humber River and his smile and warmth will be greatly missed by all who knew him.

On your behalf I have extended condolences to his family and friends. As is our practice, we will acknowledge Ivor’s passing by lowering all Humber River Regional Hospital’s flags to half-mast on the day of his funeral.

Visitation:

Friday, January 15, 6:00-8:00p.m.

Ogden Funeral Home, 4164 Sheppard Avenue East

Agincourt (Sheppard Avenue west of Midland)

(416) 293-5211.

The funeral service will be held in the funeral home chapel on Saturday, January 16 at 9:30 a.m.

The family has asked that in lieu of flowers, all donations will be gratefully accepted at the Humber River Regional Hospital Foundation."

Feizal Mohammed

RE: In Memoriam

2010-JAN-13-0514Hrs

We celebrate his full life while we mourn the loss to family, country, and the educational community!

Yes, how many of us choir and non choir members remember the mother figure (famed soprano soloist of Mausica, Bernice) holding her belly and belting out "Sammy Sammy dead, Sammy dead OH! And heard the deep resounding response: When ah me body lay down in the grave den ah me soul goin' shout for joy!

These words have new meanings for us now that many of the members of the community are like Sammy passing on! Roland Maundy is yet another of them. He is one of the many great icons in Education in Trinidad and Tobago whose vision and mission allowed "Maundy's Boys" and maybe Girls to go on to achieve intellectual greatness and to become the next generation of educational scholars with visions for a "better" "greater" Trinidad and Tobago and world.

The theme song so many of us heard on the Redifussion "If I can help somebody as I pass along, then my living will not be in vain" might have been his own too. Maundy did indeed without the paparatzi or television cameras or loud clanging of bells help so many along the way. He quietly in true Maundy style leaves behind a legacy of outstanding and excellent service with humility, pride and lots of unconditional commitment to family and country. My final memories of him sitting at mass in Arouca Catholic church a few pews away from me on Sundays and saying to me at the end of the service "how you going sweetheart" remain with me as I say Farewell soldier and thanks for a job well done and a legacy that we will do well to emulate as we continue on this journey of life and join with your family, Boys now Men, and country who know that your soul goin' shout for joy!

Janice (68-70)

Janice Fournillier, Ph.D

Assistant Professor

Georgia State University

RE: Funeral arrangements for Ivor

2010-JAN-12-2335Hrs

Hi Friends!!

This document was prepared by my daughter -please see details ! thanks

Feizal Mohammed

PS-My only son died tragically in an accident on Sunday Morning downtown Toronto!

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http://home.cogeco.ca/~elashley/mausica/ivorMohammedFeizalSon.pdf

Hey Everyone,

Please take some time to read the attached document about my little brother with the big heart.

Funeral arrangements are at:

Ogden Funeral Home

4164 Sheppard Ave E

Agincourt (Sheppard Ave west of Midland)

(416)293-5211

Visitation Friday Jan 15th 6-8pm

Funeral Saturday Jan 16th 9:30am

In lieu of flowers, all donations will be gratefully accepted at the Humber River regional Hospital Foundation.

(416)744-2500 x2431

If you can come, please do.

Thanks,

Raesha

Feizal Mohammed

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-10-2101Hrs
Dear Errol and all Mausicans

Mr. Roland Munday, passed away yesterday (Saturday9th). No definite word on funeral arrangements but it is hoped that this would take place either on Thursday or Friday of this week. I'll keep you informed as more information comes to hand

Vivian (Kanga Brown) '73-'75

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-03-2039Hrs

There are now no more CDs. I will be asking Alisford to so some more. Phillip Kendall ( remember him, people), Arthur Small, have ordered. I have the last two which have been ordered by Sylvia Sankarlal, and Godwin. I will get Alisford to do some more, so if there are any of you out there who would like to order, please let me know. Do not want to do too much and have them there. I am sure that we will be doing some to bring up to the NY reunion. If you do not want to wait that long, no problem. Just let me know.

You all heard that Beyonce will be in Trinidad on February 18th. The VVIP tkts went at $1,600TT and were sold out in two days. TSTT (BMobile) is bringing her here, she is on her South American tour. They are printing more $1,600TT tks. The tks start at $450.00 to $1,600TT. Any thoughts about this? I guess this is what DEMOCRACY is all about.

Anna Maria Mora

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-01-1644Hrs
HAPPY NEW YEAR and GOD'S Richest Blessings to the Mausica Family. I urge everyone to seek a closer relationshiup with GOD through the study of His Word and Prayer. People are all celebrating JESUS' birth, but we should be getting READY for HIS SOON GLORIOUS RETURN..

Ansel Knights

RE: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-01-1625Hrs
Hi Everyone,

God's richest blessings are extended to the entire Mausica family. Wishing you all good health and happiness in 2010 and a special thank you to all who connected with me in thoughts or words during my difficult last quarter of 2009.

Sincerely,

Magnell Williams Robinson

Re: MAUSICA WEEKLY EMAILS

2010-JAN-01-1436Hrs

Thanks Maria. I got my CD and much nostalgia of choir practice..... concerts around the country, including one empty community centre which we had to fill with limers from the corner (literally!) - one of the best concerts.....The Tongo rendition really brooght back fond memories.

Happy new year to all and all best wishes for 2010.

Gwendoline Peter-Williams