Last Updated on September 2, 2022, 8:05 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Roosevelt Skerrit, Prime Minister of the Republic of Dominica, remembered his colleague and the former Parliamentary Representative for Grand Bay Constituency, Edward Registe, on his first death anniversary.
Member of Parliament Edward Registe lost his battle to death following a cardiac arrest on September 1, 2022. To honour the memory of the departed soul, The Government of the Republic of Dominica re-christened Grand Bay primary school as Edward Registe Primary School in his remembrance.
Prime Minister Skerrit took to his social media to remember ed. On the occasion of his death anniversary, he wrote:
“An year ago today, we lost our brother and friend, the Parliamentary Representative for the Grand Bay Constituency, Edward Registe.
We remember Ed for his devotion to his people and unwavering commitment to their well-being.
He was a stalwart of the Dominica Labour Party, who led with passion and boundless energy during his time as General Secretary.
Celebrating Edward, PM Skerrit added that he was a stalwart of the Dominica Labour Party who led with passion and boundless energy during his time as General Secretary.
Further in his Facebook post for Ed Registe, The Prime Minister wrote:
We continue to hold dear and emulate his example of compassion, love and selfless service to people. Today, we celebrate his life and his contributions to Dominica. May he rest in eternal peace.
Edward Registre was also remembered by his well-wishers and the residents and citizens of Dominica. The parliamentary representative from Roseau Central Constituency, Melissa Poponne Skerrit, also paid tribute to him with warm words.
In her tribute, she stated that she could not suppress the deep sense of sadness and heavy heart which accompanies this day. One year ago, she lost her dear friend and committed comrade, Edward Register, a selfless individual who embodied such exceptional qualities. While recalling him, Melissa Skerrit said, “We certainly miss you and will continue your great work.”
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