Another year has rolled around with reminders of a loving, kind, wonderful and sorely misses Mother. We are one year closer to being reunited when Jesus returns to gather home His children. Thank You Jesus for this wonderful promise.

I remember this strong woman. I celebrate her through the legacy of her wonderful children. Her candle still shines brightly.

Dear Bevey and family.

Condolences once again.

Your mom was very pleasant to me when we initially met. We were roommates during our first year at WIC. I was 16 years old. Nuff luv!

August 10, 2023

Today, Mom you would have been 102 years old, and the values you instilled in me continue to guide and direct me on life's increasingly difficult journey. Thanks for all your sacrifices, and hard work in training, feeding and clothing us. You were a TERRIFIC Mom, and I do miss you. Love galore.

Another meaningful date, gone but not forgotten.

Mom, today you are especially missed, on what would have been another birthday.
Although gone, you are not forgotten; your memories live on and are cherished.
Rose

Bevey and family, Jesus is coming again and the dead in Christ shall rise. Be comforted. Nuv luv.

“God will wipe away every year from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, the the former things have passed away.” Rev. 21: 4. Mavis Hyatt was an inspiration for all the days of her life. We all will meet her over yonder. We continue to pray for peace and comfort for all family and friends of this graceful woman of God. This tribute is on behalf of the McIntyre family.

Today, March 20, 2023, marks the 4th anniversary since Mom's passing. Although time has dullen her absence, it has not and will NEVER erase her memory. Such a difficult day, I recall I was on the way to visit my husband in the hospital, and on the phone with a friend, Elaine Hoilette, when I received the call announcing her death. Thank You, Father, for the wonderful life she lived and for her legacy in her children and grandchildren. Both Elaine and Neville have also left me. Wow!!!

Today you are especially remembered; you are missed. Although you are gone, you are not forgotten. RiP

Another cherished milestone allows the opportunity to reflect on life and the trainings of childhood that have helped to guide our lives thus far, a tribute to a wonderful mom and teacher

Today, Mom would be celebrating her 101st birthday. How I miss Mom and the wonderful memories we've shared along life's journey, when she was alert. As I reflect on my childhood, the lessons Mom taught me, and the many sacrifices she made for her family, I thank God for such a wonderful, christian example - one I continue to love and treasure. Thank You Jesus.

Remembering my dear mother-in-law although resting your council and love will for ever be with us.

Greetings Bevey and family,

Condolences once again. Stay strong. Nuff island love and hugs!

In celebration of mom's 100th birthday I often think of her and her amazing faith in God. She was an example to us all from her diet to healthy living. I look forward to the day when we will see mom never to part.

Hey Bevey,

Strength and Power
2 Samuel 22:33
"God is your strength and power and he will continue to make your pathway perfect." Nuff luv!

Today, August 10, 2021, Mom would have been 100 years old, if she were alive. I think of her often, as I go about my daily chores, remembering the values she instilled in me, especially for morning and evening worship. With all that has happened in the world since she left in 2019, I am so thankful for the strength of her legacy, and for the hope, faith and trust in God, which helps me on my challenging journey. What a blessing she was to our family. Thank God for Mom.

It has now been two years since Mom's passing. Dearly loved and Dearly missed. Looking forward, with eager anticipation, to our grand reunion in heaven, soon.

My Dear Mother-in-Law is forever remembered in these warm months I fondly remember picking her up at home and going to Home Depot to buy plants. She always enjoyed that outing. See you soon mom.

A year has gone by but not forgotten. A legacy that lives on.

A year has gone by but not forgotten. A legacy that lives on.

I cannot believe that it has already been a year since mom passed away. There is not a day that goes by that I do not think of her. I try to keep her memory alive as I talk with my grandkids about the quiet, gentle spirit of their great grandmother. I am sad that they will never know her but I am comforted that we will all be reunited in the earth made new!

Always loved, never forgotten forever missed.

My Darling Cousins, the world is a sadder place without your Mommy!  You all have my deepest condolences and wishes for peace and comfort. I still remember as a little girl in Jamaica, I’d beg Daddy to stop in Spanish Town on our way to or from Kingston, not only so that I could see and play with you four, but also because I knew that Aunt Mavis would always have some sweet treat like a plantain tart, coconut gizzada or coconut drops for me to munch on. ☺️ The home she made was always warm, inviting and full of love and laughter!
Aunt Mavis was a Godly woman, who provided a wonderful example a true Christian wife and mother. Her unshakable faith and the close and personal relationship she had with her Heavenly Father is something that we should all strive for! Aunt Mavis will surely be missed! ❤️

This tribute, comes to the family of the late Mavis Hyatt on behalf of Ervin Scott, Dalin Lindsay and myself, Doreen (Daley) Grant.
Mrs. Mavis Hyatt, the then Chief Shepherdess, of the Central Jamaica Conference, with her warm Christian demeanor, immaculate dress, mild mannered nature, and giving spirit, was an example to all. Her work ethics were beyond question and accuracy was the hallmark of her work. Her beautiful penmanship was the envy of many.
We could not close this tribute without mentioning her signature tasty cornmeal pudding—nobody, absolutely nobody did it better.
And so we say to Beverly, Marlene, Edwin, and Rose, our lives have been enriched as a result of our association with your dear mother. 
Having lived her life in Christ, may the sure promise of the resurrection morning brings comfort to your grieving hearts as you look forward to that grand and joyous reunion.

Our sincere condolences to Beverley, Marline, Edwin, Rose and other family members. As you mourn the loss of our dear Sister Hyatt, may you be comforted by the promise and certainty of our Lord's return. She is now sleeping in Jesus until the blast of the trumpet on first resurrection morning.

My sincere condolences to the Hyatt family. As you mourn the loss of your mother, think of the happy times that you spent together and the things she taught you. May God be comfort you all, now and in the days ahead.

My sincere condolences to the family and friends and especially the children, Beverley, Marlene, Edwin and Rose on the passing of your beloved Mom. The Lord will comfort and strengthen you as you pass through this experience on your way to seeing your Mom again, in the earth made new.

She fought a good fight and kept the faith; The Lord bless her with a long fruitful life. My sincere condolences to the family and extended brothers and sisters in Christ who knew her.

If the late seventies and early eighties seem like a long time ago, that's because it is...and that's how dated my memories of mother Hyatt are.
Still fresh in my mind's eye is the image of her strutting up and down "parson's avenue" to and from the conference headquarters just next door...impeccably dressed in that orange colored uniform, with her quick, short gait that seemed to get her from point A to B in record time; and if u were lucky to encounter her face to face, you would always be gifted with the most heartwarming smile, blended with a pleasant greeting. Then, there were those piercing eyes.....eyes that always appeared larger than they really were, due, in part, to those very thick lenses that she depended on.
On the rare occasion, I had a front row seat to the following scene: There was this vehicle coming down the "Avenue"...moving at a pace that was slower than 10 mph, but faster than zero. I knew that someone had to be driving it, as evidenced by the cringeworthy sound of stripping gears and a burning clutch, but from a distance, I could see no one. But then, hallelujah, as it got closer and closer, I was able to identify the culprit as none other than Mavis Hyatt, mostly hidden from view behind the dash board of that ancient Austin Cambridge with its huge non-powered steering wheel which she valiantly faught with her famous push n pull technique. (You may laugh here. I still think that's funny)
Back then, for a young, single man on his own, good home cooked meals were sometimes few and far between, but, whenever I was around, mother Hyatt always saw to it that I was well fed. The Friday evenings ritual of a fresh fruit salad that I sometimes helped to prepare, was always a special treat and I've never forgotten it. I will always be grateful to this wonderful, endearing woman, who so often embraced and treated me as a son. Certainly, she was one of God's earthly angels.
Beverly, Marlene, Junior, Rose and every other member of this special family....moments like this bring us face to face with the promise of the gospel...the Christian hope that is always " cheering", which not only "buoys us up" but also "points us to a land of rest....where we shall meet the loved of earth, and never part again".
How about we all plan and prepare to be there. I'm certain Mavis Hyatt will be too.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

To the Hyatt's family
My sympathy is extended, but my hope is in the final reunion when we see our dear sister again. To the bereaved family, I would remind you that you are in God's care and although your mom is gone to sleep, our heavenly father watches and cares for you all. I pray that God will comfort you.

I first met Mrs Hyatt when I was called to work in Central Jamaica Conf in 1975. She was my next door neighbour on Hyde Park Drive (Parson Street). We also worked side by side in The Treasury dept of CJC..Even though we migrated to the States we kept in touch over the years by phone, visits when she lived in Maryland. Her zest for healthy living and lifestyle were things we had in common. If you hadnt tasted her cornmeal pudding you have missed out on the real thing. She has lived a long and productive life . Hope to meet her in the great getting up morning. To her offsprings and family my sincere condolences.  Rest In Peace Sis Hyatt..

Greetings to the family!
I first met Mrs. Hyatt when Bevey and I were roommates at NCU.
Kindly accept my condolences. May God's peace and blessings continue to surround the Hyatt family during this time of separation from the Matriarch.

Beverley, Marline, Edwin, Rose: Comfort, Love & Hope Forever!
I can truly say, we identify with your bereavement celebrations.
Praying that God will anoint, bless, comfort, heal, protect, sustain and strengthen you through; by His Holy Spirit Indwelling Presence.
Lady Mavis Hyatt, a Great Woman of God, Citizen of Heaven and Earth, will rise to Immortality & Glory when we see her again. Amen Allellujah ‘1 Cor 15: 52-54

Joseph Hutchinson
Lady Mavis C. Hyatt and family are ‘Forever Friends’.
I met her with and her amazing family just prior to the organization of Central Jamaica ‘61
Mavis served as the longest First Lady ever of CJC. Always possessed warmth, a great personality, outstanding worker and faithful to God, family and friends.
We have had so much fun. Up in Richmond, Charlottenburg St Mary,
Outings, Camp Segundo - Caymanas, Verley etc.
What a great joy that we will meet again. Praying with the family for a grand therapeutic and God blessed Memorial.
On behalf of the Hutchinson family, we declare; ‘when He shall appear, we shall be like Him’. 1 John 3: 1-2 . Eternal Love, Life and Hope

Our deepest condolences to Bev and her family. The pictures speak volumes about what a beautiful family both your parents created.  Cherish your memories and be comforted to know that your dear mom is with her beloved husband again and together they will continue to watch over the family.  You are in our prayers. John & Beni

On behalf of the McIntyre family, we extend our deepest sympathies to the Hyatt family at this sad time. We pray for your peace and comfort. Sister Hyatt lived a long and fulfilling life and along with her husband impacted and inspired many. We know that she’s now resting in peace as she awaits that great gettin’ up morning.

Heart felt sympathy and condolences Bev, Marline, Edwin Rose and all other family members. My connection to the Hyatt's family go back to Parson Ave, Spanish Town.We were neighbors for over 10 years.My favorite memory of Mrs Hyatt was driving with her to Old Harbor Bay with Edwin to buy fish. May the true comforter Jesus Christ keep you all strong in this difficulty Time.

Our sincere condolences to the Hyatt’s family. We offer our prayers in your time of grief. May the love of the Lord shine through on her journey to Heaven the better place. RIP.

Wesley & Sharon Bryan would like to extend their sincere condolences to Bev and the Hyatt's family.....May The Eternal restore joy to you!!

Myrna Hyatt Daughter-in-law my dear mother-in-law will always be remembered as a loving and gracious mother-in-law. Her counsel regarding healthy eating and exercise as well as Godly living will forever be remembered. Long to see you soon mom on that blessed day. Love you

May the peace, comfort and love of God be your support during this time of sadness. We have this hope that the best is yet to come. My family will keep your family in prayer.

In this your time of sadness and joy; sadness because you will not be able to touch, hear, and see your loved one anymore. Joy because your lives were bless with a wonderful mother, sister, grandmother, and aunt. Count the blessings she brought and give God thanks for placing her in your lives. Be assured that the Great Comforter stands at your weakest points to comfort you. Lean on Him. Your are in our prayers.

Levi Johnson , President Central Jamaica Conference
Accept our Condolences Fromthe Administrators , Directors ,Other workers and All of our members
Joy comes in the morning

The late Lady Hyatt helped in the nurturing of thousands of people in the Central Jamaica Conference .(Manchester,Clarendon,St ANN, St Mary and Clarendon )It was in a Tent Crusade conducted by the late President Hyatt in PortMaria , St Mary that my late mother gave her life to the Lord .Coming front a Sunday Church ,She shared with us as Children the positive impact of the family .Praise God for the Patoral Family . Lady Hyatt was a true Christian Woman, Caring Mother at heart , Community Transformer ,Friend of every one and committed worker in Gods Mission . We mourn her passing and convery to the Family members our deepest condolences ,We hope to meet her one the resurrection morning with all the precious saints of God .
Love and best wishes to All family members

Sincere condolences to the family and friends of the Hyatt's family!