IN MEMORIAL


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ANTHON MONSANTO
May 22, 1925 February 18, 1986


SERVICES
New Ilermhut Moravian Church
Monday, February 24, 1985 at 2:00 p.m.

VIEWING
1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. at the Church


INTERMENT
Smith Bay Cemetery


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Order of Service


Hymn No. 254 .................... "Jesus Day By Day"
Liturgy .............. ......................pp. 87- 89
Hymn No. 197 ....................... Amazing Grace"
Scripture Lesson .................... Psalm 139 vs. 7 -18
Matthew 20 vs. 1 16
Meditation
Liturgy ..................................pp. 89- 92
Hymn 333 ....................... "Lead Kindly Light"







Survivors

AUNT
Triphomena Monsanto

UNCLE
Wilmot Monsanto

COUSINS
Evelyn Hermon Brathwaite
Lillian Hermon

Many other Relatives and Friends too numerous to mention


Pall Bearers


Wilburn Hendricks
Keith Mercer
Emile Francis


Luther Aubrey
Ismon Smith


Bradley Ferrari
Errol Goodings
Ishmael Smith


HONORARY PALLBEARERS
Glen Smith
Henry Robinson
Thomas Hilare



















Anthon Monsanto, affectionately known as "Bones" or
"Blooker," was born on May 22, 1925, on St. Thomas, and was
the only child of Idalia Vessup and Albert Monsanto.
He was distinguished in two areas: seamanship and the culi-
nary arts. He spent the major portion of his life as a seaman sail-
ing throughout the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans. He was one of the most knowledgeable persons on the
many cays and islets of St. Thomas.
As a chef, his mastery in the preparation of numerous native
dishes was renowned and many persons sought his services.
A well known resident of Smith Bay, he took ill in Novem-
ber, 1985 and on February 18, 1986, the master seaman and
chef, reached his journey's end.














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