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Walter Brangman was a man who adjusted to changing times and still held onto unchanging principles like trust, hard work, respect, humility and deep faith in God. Walter embraced change with civility and a completely open mind and he was not encumber...

One summer afternoon in 1984 I was sitting off in my parent’s den engaged in a discussion about the future direction of the Progressive Labour Party with my uncle, Walter Brangman. Back in Bermuda during a summer break in my graduate studies and imbu...

News has been received of the death of former long-time Bermuda resident Angelita Newton. She died on April 9 in Redding, Connecticut aged 89. Born in 1921 in Barcelona, Spain, she was educated in Paris, London and Alexandria, Egypt, before arriving ...

A Bermudian war hero who earned a George Medal in 1943 for his bravery, has died aged 89. Geoffrey Alan Osborn died last week at his home in the United States. Mr Osborn was born in Woolston, England on January 24, 1922. Around age seven he moved t...

The funeral for one of Bermuda’s oldest residents, Esmee Burrows, will take place at Southampton Seventh-day Adventist Church today. Mrs Burrows, the mother of former Progressive Labour Party MP Reginald Burrows, died last week, a month short of her ...

A former Warwick Academy school headteacher, known for being a “strong disciplinarian” and having a “strong strength of character”, has died aged 83. Bermuda-born Joseph (Zacky) Marshall served as Warwick Academy headteacher from 1972 to his retirem...