Happy Birthday Lady

Happy Birthday Aunt Hyacinth. You must be celebrating with our family ancestors--your parents, siblings, husband, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins; and the many friends.  Rest well.

Rest in peace Kind Lady. I know you knew how much I loved you. I will never forget you

One cannot think of Hyacinth without thinking of her love for Methodism and the Methodist church in Spanish Town. I learned so much from her as her little sister and how because of her I got to know so many far away places as a junior member of the famous Wesley guild. I became known for my skill as an elocutionist and because of her I was able to travel to many parts of Jamaica with the grown ups.

Hyacinth knew all the hymns in the hymn book - not just the words but the tunes as well. Her love for the church and church activities spilled over to me hence the reason that I too spent a lot of time in the church. She was the true example for a little sister.

Those who knew her well knew how funny she was and you would never know it because she kept such a straight face. I imagine she got a lot of practice with Edgar, her husband who was equally funny. In her later years she was the one person who could recount all the funny stories and the nicknames of people around Spanish Town. I will sorely miss those times on the veranda after she would come home from work and sit there for hours keeping us in stitches. Not even her failing health could diminish her ability to make us laugh.

I will miss you big sis but I will see you again!

Much love,
Sheila

To Aunt Hya as you were affectionately known. May your soul Rest In Peace and you memory be a blessing. You will be sadly missed. Your love and compassion. You contagious smile. Your warmth that you give to whomever comes in contact with, will be missed. RIP AUNTY ...

A wonderful woman a mom a teacher, Mrs Davis she as touch so many life's with her kindness and love which she shows to everyone who came in contact with her. Mom will be surely missed, she had played her parth well on earth and she is resting in the arms of her Lord and savior.

Mrs Davis, you have stepped out, our father knows best. You will always be remembered. It was a pleasure knowing you, I still remember your last visit. Thank for your son, he has become my second son. I see you in a life well lived but still gone too soon. My sincere condolences to your family. May you forgive rest in peace.

They say that it takes a village to raise a child and my Aunt Hya was truly part of that village. She played an intricate part in the raising of both myself and my sister by opening her doors for us. Her floral love is the reason why I purchase flowers weekly! I am happy that in her final days she was virtually able to communicate with me and meet my family. Rest well Aunt Hya!

We give thanks for our beloved Aunt Hya for a gracious and precious journey of life.
Your life was a blessing and your memories a treasure - we will surely miss you.
May your soul RIP and let perpetual light shine on your soul.
God Bless.
Norman, Donna & the Girls.

To Andrew and family., my condolences. You know as a kid, a little boy so long ago, growing up with Andrew in Brooklyn NYC off Caton ave. As our friendship grew, Mrs. Hyacinth accepted me as one of her own into her home. She open her doors reminded me without any hesitation, that I was welcome anytime and I knew she meant it. That meant a lot to me then and will always stay with me. You know back home in Jamaica growing up with my grandparents. You were told to 'never wear out your welcome' in anybodies yard. I don't know how I or anyone else could do so in Mrs. Hyacinth's house. She made her home my home and I knew that I could show up anytime. Mrs. Hyacinth's house was my home away from home. I express my gratitude to Mrs. Hyacinth
and Andrew, thank you for sharing your mom with me as I was coping and growing up during those trying days of my youth. Again my condolences to you and family. Sprout

To Andrew and Family:

While it is very difficult to accept the passing of the ones we love dearest. Mrs Davis have lived 90 good years, please take this moment to reflect on the great time you had and shared, from Brunswick Avenue, Spanish Town, to the USA. She did it her way, with class and dignity with you by her side.

My sincerest of condolences to you and your family, as we honor and thank Mrs. Davis for the time she gave us, while she bit us farewell.

M.P.Morgan
aka: Pope

I thank you for being more than an aunt to me. You were always willing to help everyone in whatever way you can. Everyone has a favorite aunt and you were the one for me. Whenever I need someone to talk with, I would always call aunt Hya. You would always say some comforting words and then we would reminisce about life at home in Jamaica, especially your dear Edgar's jokes (we would have so much laughter on the phone). Aunt Hya, I will surely miss our weekend telephone talks and I will always love you. Rest In Peace my dear aunt.

Jennifer

Dear Mrs Davis,
May you Rest In Peace . I will never forget our laugh about how lucky Andrew and I are to have mother’s named after flowers.

It is so difficult to say goodbye to those you know and love. I will always recall the many days spent at Brunswick Avenue sitting in the vegetable garden that you loved so much and how we reminisced of the great days in that wonderful Spanish Town. It was like going to the conservatory for inspiration and cultural refreshment .... great memories.

Our hope is in the future. Death ends one chapter but love continues in the other.

Always in my heart,
Your brother Alvyn

Sharing in the sadness of the Davis family, I’d like to express my deepest condolences to all who knew and loved Mrs. Davis. I hadn’t had the pleasure of meeting her personally but through the memories shared by her son, I know her warm spirit, wisdom and love will truly be missed. Sleep in peace Ms. Hyacinth... with much love from the Fyffe/Scott family.

Andrew, my sincerest condolences on the passing of Ms. D. It is my prayer that you will find comfort in the memories you have of her. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Love Always,
Georgia

Mrs. Davis as I reflect on my youthful days, I can’t help but smile. You were one of the solid foundations that helped with my growth. A light that will forever shine in my heart. Sleep in perfect peace Mrs. Davis, until we meet again!

My mom (Jennifer) would tell me stories of how it was growing up in your household and we would both laugh about them.You were such an inspiration in her life and we thank you. May you continue to live on through those you have touched. We love you aunt Hya and may your soul Rest In Peace

Mrs Davis although I didn't know you I heard a lot about you, your son is fine individual. My condolences to the family, stay strong and God be with in your time of bereavement.

Mrs. D, As you continue your journey, I would be remiss in not saying how much I admired you. 
Our conversations over the years will most certainly stay with me. Your poise and strong conviction showed me why your son is half the man he is today; your legacy lives on not only in him but in all lives you have touched, including mines. 
You're loved by many, and we all are holding tight to the great memories of you; it gives us all comfort and courage as we face the future. 
My parting words are the verse of a song;
"God be with you till we meet again, by his counsel's guide uphold you with his sheep securely fold you;
God be with you till we meet again."
Walk good, One love 

Thank God for the life of Aunt Hya and for all the lives that she has touch and blessed along her journey. Sandra and Andrew, God saw it fit to call her home. May her soul Rest In Peace.

Herma

Ms. Davis you been love and will be always be in my mind until the end of my days. May your soul find peace and I know that God is welcoming you to paradise. Momma Davis you will be missed as you have given the world a blessing with your presence and the your offspring. Rest in peace as your work is done here .