In Loving Memory
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McKenzie Beverly
February 19, 1930 May


Penn
13, 1995


fineral Services
SaturbaM, May 20, 1995
Viewing 9:00 10:00 am
Service: 10:00 am
Christ Church Methobtst
Interment at Western Cemetery
Number Two
St Tf~om~ CeV
St Y3mrst. VI




Survivors
SONS
Justin Penn, Kenzie G. Penn
BROTHERS
Clarence Penn, Algernon Penn, Timothy Penn, Ronald Penn
SISTERS
Verna Moll, Shirley Combs, Dotsie Tolbert
BROTHERS-IN-LAW
Ashton Lewis, Peter Moll, Warren Combs, Mark Tolbert
SISTERS-IN-LAW
Lucia Penn, Adelita Penn, Thelma Penn
AUNTS
Ella Penn, Thyra Penn, Estelle Dawson, Marriel Giles,
Elaine Hoyte, Ethel Maduro, Norma Osborne
UNCLES
Alford Penn, Ivan Penn, Fulton Penn, Mack Penn,
Glanville Penn, Obel Penn
SPECIAL FRIEND
Corolie Joseph
SPECIAL COUSIN
Ruth Thomas
Grandchildren ahd Great-Grandchild,
nieces, nephewsand other relatives and friends

Padbearers
Algernon Penn, Floyd Penn, Kensie Penn,
Timothy Penn, Ronald Penn, Steve Penn

Honorary Pallbetrers
Ashton Lewis, Floyd Penn,
Peter Mool, Renaldo Penn,
SClarence Penn, Authur Stanley
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McKenzie Beverly Penn

1930 1995
McKenzie Beverly Penn, known to family and friends as
"Mack," was born on February 19, 1930 in East End, Tortola,
British Virgin Islands. He was the first of twelve children born
to Carris and Clothilda Penn.
Mack received his formal education at the East End Primary
School, the only educational facility in the district at the time.
After he left school as was the case with many of the young
men of the area, the sea became his life. From East End he
joined his father sailing and fishing and became an
accomplished seaman at an early age.
When Mack migrated to St. Thomas he had no difficulty
finding employment as a seaman. He was one of the best
sailors of his generation and was sought after by some of the
most notable yacht owners and game fishermen in the U.S.
Virgin Islands. For many years he sailed the Caribbean and
Atlantic north America, South America and Central America.
The voyages became more adverturesome, sometimes peril-
ous. When an employer decided to go around Cape Horn
again, Mack, with full knowledge of what that entailed, issued
his classic "Not with Mack" rejection. That was a turning point
of his career as a seaman.
From that time on he limited his sea activities to setting and
pulling fish pots close to home. This he continued for several
years until filing health forced him into retirement.
Mack was seriously ill at home following surgery when he
leanred of the sudden death on May 8 of the sister that fol-
lowed him, Myrtle Penn Lewis. Four days later, on May 12,
1995, with his devoted son "Kenzie" at his side, he was called
home.
May he find safe harbor with his Lord and Master.


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Orber of Service
SCRIPTURE SENTENCE
HYMN ...................................... How Great Thou Art
PRAYER
EULOGY
PSALM 23 ..........................................Congregation
SCRIPTURE READING ............................ Alvara Rabsatt
Revelations 7:9-17, Romans 8:35-39, St. John 14:1-6,27
HYMN ..........................................The Strife Is O'er
SERMON
THE APOSTLES' CREED
(all standing)
THANKSGIVING
HYMN .... ........................... In the Land of Fadeless Day
COMMENDATION
(all standing)
THE LORD'S PRAYER
THE BENEDICTION
HYMN ....................................... To God Be the Glory











Farewell

We will always remember your jobial character, your
love of the sea and your zest for life. May you rest in
peace.
with loe from all your borthers and sisters

























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