Seaga Funeral: Gun Carriage With Flag Draped Coffin
The tributes were glowing as was the richness of the local and International crowd that filled and spilled out into tents and the adjoining property and streets in the vicinity of The Most Holy Cathedral in Kingston Jamaica W.I.
The Jamaica’s PM Andrew Michael Holness said of Mr. Seaga “He was man of integrity….”
The body of Jamaica’s 5th Prime Minister The Most Honourable Edward Phillip George Seaga is carried on a gun Carriage to its final resting place at The National Heroes’ Park, Kingston, Jamaica W.I. on Sunday, June 23, 2019, he died on the 28th, his birthday, in May. He was 89 years old.
The tributes were glowing as was the richness of the local and International crowd that filled and spilled out into tents and the adjoining property and streets in the vicinity of The Most Holy Cathedral in Kingston Jamaica W.I.
The Jamaica’s PM Andrew Michael Holness said of Mr. Seaga “He was a man of integrity …”
Hopeton O’Connor-Dennie is Senior International Correspondent for Vision Newspaper Canada.
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