Linden Branche owner of ,Dlorice Banquet Hall in Irvington, New Jersey has left us empty. I know hes at peace, but gone way too soon. A product of Charlestown Government Secondary School, an entrepreneur that built his own from the foundation to the roof. A loving husband, father and grand father who generously opened his doors to anyone in need. His loving wife. Vicky Branche, accompanied him with the same generosity and open arms.
May he Rest in Eternal Peace
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Guyana has lost a great son to this Corona virus
In reply to Dukes
RIP
corona virus is taking away from short list of (good) ppl this land gt got
In reply to Dukes
Sad - way too many at the same time
In reply to Dukes
Dukesy too many good and relatively young people are leaving us....
The whole damn world has gone topsy turvy
In Toronto older people in nursing homes are dying like crazy...without any family around
I tell you chap...some serious reflection going on in my life...My wifey and I are at home...even though I am running classes from home using google classroom and zoom
In reply to Dukes
Condolences to you!
A fellow Guyanese from my job died last night of COVID-19!
In reply to Dukes
sounds like I went there last year February for a repast, do you know the address?
Same place I was thinking, nice joint.
In reply to camos
665 Stuyvesant Ave, Irvington, NJ 07111
In reply to Dukes
thanks I had googled it,met the man and his wife I think, he had afew Jamaicans working there also.
In reply to Chrissy
I spoke to his best friend who also went to Charlestown Secondary School and he told me that they have lost 6 people from the School to the virus.
In reply to camos
It is very sad.We had a fund raiser there a few years ago for the University of Guyana.We have lost more than 70 Guyanese in the Tri-State Area to this wretched virus.
In reply to Dukes
heard 75 Jamaicans in NY, I know three people from my village.
In reply to camos
wow. if i am not mistaken, arent you a country man from manchester? what district again?...this thing in really close to home... one of my good friend who lives in Hayes (which is where Vere Technical is) actually know the family in Corn Piece that were deemed patient one (the old man who came from New York). She was locked down for over three weeks because Corn Piece (which i never knew existed) is right beside Hayes. i just call all of down there "Vere"
it is amazing how we are all getting touched by this. Condolences to Dukes and all others who have lost close friends or relatives.
In reply to rudebway
worked in Manchester for a while Cobbla and Sugar research institute but is from Trelawny.
In reply to Dukes
Sorry to hear, protect yourselves.
In reply to Dukes
I am sorry to hear of your loss.
Another good soldier succumbed to the battle
I know Linden and his siblings from primary school (Carmel). Some of the best people in this world - the whole family.
It is sad to hear that he has met an untimely death, being in his early to mid 60's. I can still picture him and his brothers. I think there was a sister too. Always pleasant and never too loud.
May God bless this very good person. I bet he made the world around him a better place.
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