Alma Marjorie Somaru (13 Nov 1944 - 26 Feb 2022)

May you Rest In Peace my dear sister you’re now with our mother and father Arnold and Edwin where you will have eternal life forever
Forever in my heart
Your sister

I'm still in shock on hearing of KT's passing.
I have very fond memories of her when she visited Guyana in her younger years and in Canada and when we went to visit with her in England we had loads of fun with her,Cecil,Mark and John and her grand children.
We have many cherished memories of her.
May her soul have eternal rest.
RIP dear Katie.

The first time I met the wonderful Katie, I had her famous pepperpot. I was in the garden having it for breakfast with a sweet bread she had bought. Over the years this wonderful woman, has shown me so much love and I always had to have a shot of rum at her place, whenever I visited. She always showed warmth,kindness and always made me smile. My thoughts and prayers are with you Cecil,Mark,John,Jessica and Matthew and the family.
Veronica,Lawrence and Margaret. Xxx

Dear Cecile,Mark & shyll, John ,Matthew and Jess. what can I say our dearest Katie .if you could sum up beauty & elegance , strength nurture and kindness with a certain hint of
mischief and fun thats who I saw katie as. Only meeting her a handful of times . We shared beautiful memories chats giggles and Amazing recipies her inFamous & legendary hot sauce being one of them. She used to send me jars of it as she knew I loved it so much.
Katies memories will always hold a fond & special place in my heart.
My thoughts and prayers are with each and every one of you at thus very difficult time.ill be raising a glass of rum with her to wish her well on her
journey. ⚘️❤

To dear Cecil, Mark, Shelley, John, Jessica and Matthew , We are so sorry to hear of Katie's passing. She was a wonderful warm lady, and we loved her company . Her warmth and kindness always shone through anytime we met her. We have lovely memories of nights out with her. Thinking of you all during this very sad time, and sending our condolences. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis. May her gentle soul rest in peace. xxxx Joanne and Paul

We first met Katie through our son Aaron, many years ago (1990) when we we were living in London. Aaron became a very close family member due to his friendship with John. When we returned to Canada, Katie “adopted” Aaron - and in her usual warm, generous way made sure that he was always fed and made to feel welcome in their home.
Many years later, Michelle and Mark met.. neither knowing each other existed. Mark not knowing that Aaron had a sister - and Michelle not knowing anything about Mark.. the rest as we all know is history!
However, Katie’s welcomed us and Michelle into her family. Her generosity and kindness was one of a kind. She always has a goodie bag for Aaron of his favourite spices - and a few stern words when needed!
It was indeed a shock to hear of her passing - and most unexpected. Unfortunately Stu, Aaron and I are unable to attend her memorial, but are thoughts are with all her the family and friends.
It is not a time for tears..as we know this is not what Katie would tolerate! So, in memory of Katie we will raise a toast to her memory, love, warmth and kindness to all.. and of course, it has to be El Dorado!!!
To Cecil, John, Mark, Jessica and Matthew - our sincere condolences.