PHOTOS: PM at Mother’s Funeral

Prime Minister, Hon. Bruce Golding, takes a last look at his mother, Mrs. Enid Golding, at her funeral service, held today (September 28), at the Holy Trinity Church, on Darlington Drive, Old Harbour, in St. Catherine. Mrs. Golding died on September 14, at the age of 91. She was married to the late Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tacius Golding. Mrs. Golding was an educator, who taught at the St. Catherine based Ginger Ridge Elementary, and Watermount Elementary Schools, the Alpha Academy, in St. Andrew, and was founding Principal of the Old Harbour Junior Secondary (now Old Harbour High) School, where she served for 11 years.

Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen (left), has words of comfort for Prime Minister, Hon. Bruce Golding, at the funeral service  for his mother, the late Mrs. Enid Golding, at the Holy Trinity Church, on Darlington Drive, Old Harbour, in St. Catherine, today (September 28). Mrs. Golding died on September 14, at the age of 91. She was married to the late Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tacius Golding. Mrs. Golding was an educator, who taught at the St. Catherine based Ginger Ridge Elementary, and Watermount Elementary Schools, the Alpha Academy, in St. Andrew, and was founding Principal of the Old Harbour Junior Secondary (now Old Harbour High) School, where she served for 11 years.

Prime Minister, Hon. Bruce Golding gets a comforting embrace from Leader of the Opposition, the Most Hon. Portia Simpson-Miller, at the funeral service  for his mother, the late Mrs. Enid Golding, at the Holy Trinity Church, on Darlington Drive, Old Harbour, in St. Catherine, today (September 28). Mrs. Golding died on September 14, at the age of 91. She was married to the late Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tacius Golding. Mrs. Golding was an educator, who taught at the St. Catherine based Ginger Ridge Elementary, and Watermount Elementary Schools, the Alpha Academy, in St. Andrew, and was founding Principal of the Old Harbour Junior Secondary (now Old Harbour High) School, where she served for 11 years.