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Former nurse Courtar laid to rest in Statia | THE DAILY HERALD

May 13, 2020

Former nurse Courtar laid to rest in Statia | THE DAILY HERALD
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Family members carrying the body of former nurse Daphne Louise Courtar to the awaiting hearse.

  1. EUSTATIUS--Lauded former nurse Daphne Louise Courtar, fondly known as “Dap”, was laid to rest at the Old Church cemetery in St. Eustatius on Sunday, May 10. Pastor Earl Esdaile Jr. conducted the funeral service, which was attended by many persons paying their final respects.

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