CTUSAB mourns Sir Richard

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The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados joins with the nation in mourning the passing of the late Sir Richard Haynes.

Sir Richard will be remembered as an outstanding medical practitioner and as a revered Barbadian politician.

As a politician, he articulated a political vision for Barbados and demonstrated a high level of political shrewdness.

With his passing, Barbados has lost an outstanding statesman, whose contribution to national life and development, is beyond question.

To his wife Carol Lady Jacobs, sons and other family members, CTUSAB extends its condolences at this time of bereavement.

— DENNIS DE PEIZA

General Secretary

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