MARIANA E. PENN
February 25, 1893 November 15, 1988

VIEWING
Monday, November 21, 1988
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
1:15 2:00 P.M.


SERVICE
2:00 P.M.
INTERMENT
Western Cemetery


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Order of Service


Song ........................................ No. 185
Prayer .................................... Noel Lewis
Obituary
Discourse ...............................Walter Georges
Song ........................................ No. 187
Prayer
TO CEMETERY

Few Words At The Cemetery
Prayer ................. ........ Brother Harry Brewster
Song ........................................ No. 135
Song ......................................... No. 85
Song ....................................... No. 206
Song ...................................... No. 222


-Survivors-

SON
Howard A. Penn

DAUGHTERS
Lola Senior, Ruby Francis

Grandchildren, Great-grandchildren, and many nieces, nephews,
and friends.


-Pallbearers-

Edmund Penn Paul Francis
Carl Penn Godfrey Smalls
Harry Brewster Skenneth John-Baptiste


Honorary Pallbearer

Earle Francis




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Feb. 25, 1893 Nov. 15, 1988


Mariana E. Penn, better know as Marie Penn, was born on St. John, V.I.,

Feb. 25, 1893, to Richard and Henrietta Penn. She was the youngest child

of their family of six children. She received her schooling and lived on

St. John during the younger years of her life. She was married but later

divorced. She had four children: one son, Howard, and three daughters, Lola,

Ruby and Enid ( the latter now deceased). She was an excellent seamstress

in her adult life and well-known on St. John for this ability. She was a

kind and gentle-mannered person, well-liked by all with whom she came in

contact. In the early 1940's she moved to St. Thomas to reside and better

her work opportunity. She continued to make her living by using her sewing

skills and soon obtained a position with the V. I. Government as seamstress

for the Knud-Hansen Memorial Hospital. She worked in this capacity for many

years until she retired. In 1973, her health began to fail and she was ad-

mitted for residence into the Queen Louise Home for the Aged. There she re-

sided until she was called to Eternal Life on November 15, 1988. May she

rest in oeacf.