Mr. Morgan Dupal, popularly known as “Jim Coco Snow”, departed this life on Tuesday 18th May, 2021. This multi-talented son of Gadette, (a community in Mabouya Valley, Dennery) was victimized by blindness early in his formative years.
However, the indefatigable “Jim Coco Snow”, rejected the perception of “helplessness” commonly ascribed to blindness, through effective use of his wonderful singing voice and playing of musical instruments most notably the guitar. Moreover, he earned the respect and admiration of thousands of local citizens and visitors by sustained excellent performances of Saint Lucia’s traditional songs, calypso and country music at various choice locations around Castries and Vieux Fort including the Hewannorra International Airport.
Leading by example, Mr. Dupal contributed significantly to the ongoing process towards the equalization of opportunities for people living with blindness, vision impairment and otherwise differently-abled, in our nation. The Saint Lucia Blind Welfare Association (SLBWA) echoes popular sentiments that Mr. Morgan Dupal is a national hero.
Saint Lucia’s renowned and much loved blind crooner will be given a celebration ceremony at the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception from 9:30 a.m. on Friday, June 25, 2021 under full COVID-19 protocols. Thereafter, Mr. Dupal will be laid to rest at the La Ressource Cemetery in the Mabouya Valley.
The SLBWA network and his family wishes to thank the government and other institutions who have generously assisted in ensuring that Mr. Dupal is given a much – deserved, honourable send-off. His body has been entrusted to the Crick’s Funeral Home. Live Streaming of the funeral can be followed via YouTube: https://youtu.be/C-tSHAJ3mKQ.
-SLBWA
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