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Guest
YEA HE DID SO MUCH LOOK AT THE PROGRESS.....
Posted by Guest on Mon 06 Mar 2006 11:37:18 PM UTC
rogantfar
| show fullshow summaryAfter reading the brief biography on Mr. Straker (may he rest in Peace), I must respectfully say he's a Legend, a Pioneer and an Achiever in his own right, and the Founding Father who paved the way and laid the foundation of the community that is named ...
After reading the brief biography on Mr. Straker (may he rest in Peace), I must respectfully say he's a Legend, a Pioneer and an Achiever in his own right, and the Founding Father who paved the way and laid the foundation of the community that is named in his honour. I salute you Mr. Staker.
Posted by Guest on Sat 15 Jan 2005 11:58:52 PM UTC
Mr. Straker 1907-2000, a veteran of Laventille, after whom Straker Village was named because he built the first hut there.
Posted by Administrator on Tue 21 Dec 2004 02:04:44 AM UTC