In memory of nephew
Nigel Fanfair
who passed away suddenly on the soccer field
on May 13, 1999
May his soul Rest in Peace
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Nigel's Mother
Mother, Eunice Charles receiving sympathizers
Mother Eunice, sitting as she greets sympathizers at the funeral home

Nanda, Debra and Sharon, folding the funeral programmes
Debra sitting amidst Nigel's sisters, Nanda on the left and Sharon on the right folding the funeral programs.
Debra was special to Nigel

Mom at the side of the coffin
Mother Eunice doing some sprinkling of Nigel's favourite cologne around the coffin and
checking to see that everything was done properly for her departed son.

Brother Courtney
Courtney realized how strong willed Nigel was and admired him for working purposefully towards achieving his goals. He got a surprise when Nigel gave him the Okay to get married for he Nigel assumed responsibilty for the granting of permission. 		Dorian, familiarly known as Chubby
Dorian was always called 'Chubby'. He gave an excellent eulogy in honour of his brother 'Joe', as Nigel was familiarly called.

Patrick, whom Nigel tried to help all the time
Brother Patrick in whom Nigel took a special interest, having studied sociology to a great extent. 		Baba, the oldest brother
Brother Baba had tremendous regard for Nigel who "bailed" him out on many occasions when as a young man, he dared his mother with late-night arrivals at home. Nigel would secretly open the bedroom window to let him in.

Debra, for whom Nigel had a deep interest
Debra did shed some tears for her loss is a great as Eunice's
They both loved him dearly.
Jeremy, a close boyhood friend Cousin Ishmail all the way fom London, EnglandBoyhood friend Jeremy, on the left, and Cousin Ishmail from London, England , on the right, gave moving tributes to Nigel. The eloquence of the tributes was quite noticeable.

The Drummers did come
Everyone felt that Nigel would have liked to have the
Drummers around... so they were invited over and came willingly. Dominoes in progress
Yes......Yes........dominoes are always at wakes.
Here the folks had two tables going and if it was needed,
they had another table waiting to be unfolded.
I had my stint at the table, and held my own for just a little while. More dominoes in play
Nigel at a soccer game
Nigel being introduced at one of the many soccer games he played with gusto
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Carl Veecock, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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