Latest update January 15th, 2025 3:45 AM
Latest News
- Auditors given 5 months to audit Exxon’s US$19.6B expenditure
- Bar Association calls for immediate appointment of Chancellor and Chief Justice
- Gaza ceasefire ‘closer than ever’, Hamas says it is still awaiting Israeli maps
- Pigeons shut down Charlestown Secondary School
- One confirmed dead in Bartica bike accidents
US-based Guyanese dies after attending brother’s wedding
Dead: Rhondell Bailey
A United States of America-based Guyanese family was plunged into morning following the death of 32-year old Rhondell Bailey who had returned to Guyana to attend her brother’s wedding.
Bailey who left Guyana 14 years ago, and was returning for the first time, suffered a fatal heart attack last Saturday, the day before she was scheduled to return to her adopted homeland.
Although Bailey had undergone open heart surgery in 1997, news of her death was a shock to her parents in the US, who were anxiously awaiting her return from Guyana.
Speaking with this newspaper yesterday, her father, Ronald Bailey, who traveled to Guyana after getting the tragic news said that he was in New York waiting for a call to ascertain when to pick his daughter up from the airport.
He said that when the call came he assumed that it was the information he was waiting for but it turned out to be very tragic news.
“My wife took the call and she told me to sit down so I sensed that something was wrong.
Then she said Rhondell died this morning,” said Ronald Bailey, a former employee of the Guyana Chronicle.
The news devastated Bailey who claimed that his daughter was his pride and joy.
“She was full of life, one who loved her karaoke. She was a member of the New York Netball Association, something she learned at the YWCA) and she always kept up with it.
She did a lot of charity work,” he stated.
Similar Articles
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Features/Columnists
Members of the National Assembly should exercise civility towards their peers
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The following column was published two years ago in response to the same controversy that... more
Clarifying misconceptions about the Panama Canal
Sir Ronald Sanders (Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the US and the OAS) By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News–... more
Weekend Cartoon
