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Bailey's Bay Cricket Club will host funeral service for a matriarch who gave her life and family to the community

Deeply religious, he considered his skill with boats and sailing to be a gift from God, leading to a charitable calling

Award-winning architect incorporated traditional Bermudian designs into many buildings

Patrick Bean learns about the wondrous football life of Anthony “Toe” Dill through the eyes of former team-mates and opponents

Chartered accountant remembered for his business acumen and a flair for building relationships

Before there was Clyde Best, an aggressive young Bermudian defender would enjoy a top-flight career in England

Workshop at the Smith’s department store in Hamilton is remembered as a hothouse of creativity and goodwill

The MP for St George’s South was a keen sportsman as well as a pilot

Mariner was prominent in the East End fishing community, helping other fishermen to maintain their vessels

Longtime former Sandys MP recalled by political colleagues and friends as the last of his era

“Aunt Sheila” and husband Reginald Burrows hold a special place for the Progressive Labour Party after pitching in to retain the former Alaska Hall

Glenn Fubler remembers Progressive Group icon Gerald Harvey who died days short of his 100th birthday