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| Hon. Barbara Gloudon OJ |
I just got information from persons who were close to The Honourable Barbara Gloudon OJ that she has died.
She was a popular Talk Show Host on RJR and she worked at the Gleaner Company for many years. She was head of the Little Theatre Movement and was also responsible for writing the scripts for a few National Pantomimes.
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My Condolences
ReplyDeleteCondolences to her family, one of jamaican most distinguish woman, well respected, a tragic loss for our nation.
ReplyDeleteCondolences to the family and the RJR family. She will be missed.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear condolence to her family
ReplyDeleteCondolence to the family... job well done
ReplyDeleteCondolence to thefamily .She has done so much to broadcasting and was admired by all.
ReplyDeleteCondolences to her family. So instead of planning one funeral will be two. Bwoy that's double mourning. Ahh sah.
ReplyDeleteCondolences to her family.
ReplyDeleteCondolences to her family and friends.
ReplyDeleteMay God rest her beloved soul and comfort her grieving family and all who loved her. She was a role model and an icon to me and many colleagues that worked under her on the Gleaner and Star. Her brilliance, her poise, her generosity stand out in my memory. I will never forget the time she was interviewed by the British journalist David Frost and he tried to treat her in a condescending way. She eviscerated him ever so gently with her words and as he became more and more flustered she patted him on his knee and told him, “ It’s OK David.” I don’t believe he would ever try to talk down to another woman after that. I love her so much. Rest In Peace beloved Mrs G.
ReplyDeleteI use to love listening to her on RJR RIP
ReplyDeleteMs G. No words.....😭😭😢😢
ReplyDeleteMy condolences 🙏🏾. As many exit this earthly realm, those who shared life with them are left with the memories to fill the vacuum left behind. While memories are not by any means a substitute,
ReplyDeletethey are the only things allowed to remain alive. Her work will live on. May her soul sweetly rest.