On Sunday 19th April, 2015 family, friends and colleagues of Donatus Keith St. Aimee will get together at the Laborie Village Square to pay tribute to a very remarkable person. Keith, or ‘Mutch’ as he was affectionately known, died on Thursday 9th April, 2015 following a short illness. A cultural enthusiast, Keith’s passion for Saint Lucian culture will be recognised in the performances by several local artistes at this event.
Undoubtedly, Keith was a successful diplomat and career civil servant. However, wherever he went and whatever he did, he never loosened his ties to the village of Laborie nor its people. His involvement in party politics did not in any way affect his close relationship with all people in the constituency. His exceptional sense of humour and infectious smile were the hallmarks of his personality. He will be fondly remembered for his knowledge of local history and as a fabulous entertainer in the tradition of African storytelling.
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