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Just one year after burying their father, the Manoharlall family has endured another devastating loss. On…

Just one year after burying their father, the Manoharlall family has endured another devastating loss. On Monday, relatives, friends and neighbours gathered at the Memorial Gardens Crematorium and Funeral Home to bid a heartbreaking farewell to seven-year-old Samara Manoharlall…

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Published 28 Jul1 min read

Just one year after burying their father, the Manoharlall family has endured another devastating loss. On…
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Just one year after burying their father, the Manoharlall family has endured another devastating loss. On Monday, relatives, friends and neighbours gathered at the Memorial Gardens Crematorium and Funeral Home to bid a heartbreaking farewell to seven-year-old Samara Manoharlall and her five-year-old brother, Timar. The young siblings, of Circuitville, Soesdyke/Linden Highway, were among those who lost their lives when the MV Barima capsized off Guyana's coast. They had been travelling with their mother, Shivanie Wells, to visit their grandfather in Region One. Shivanie survived the disaster, but her two children did not. As emotional tributes poured in, mourners remembered Samara and Timar as loving, joyful children whose deaths have deepened the grief of a family still struggling to come to terms with the loss of their father just a year ago...

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