Death and funeral notices for Coventry - week commencing December 28
We re bidding a fond farewell to a number of Coventry residents
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Each week people across Coventry pay tribute to their loved ones in the pages of the Coventry Telegraph.
We have gathered the messages posted over the week commencing December 28 in one place here.
Former ZBC’s Radio 3 DJ and reggae icon, Dennis Wilson has died. He was 66.
Born Delroy Wilson in Kingston Jamaica, the reggae icon died at his home in Alexandra Park, Harare, after a short illness.
Wilson started working for the then Radio 3 at the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) in the 1980s and was a renowned reggae DJ and producer in Jamaica, UK and Zimbabwe.
Popular former Radio 3 presenter, Innocent Manase, who once worked with the late Wilson, paid tribute to his former workmate.
“We have really lost an icon. I worked with him for several years since the 1980s when he joined ZBC’S Radio 3, up to the 1990s when he left. He was known as Shaba by his legion of fans and he was a very jovial and happy man,” said Manase.
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Racism is a haunting spectre yet to be expelled from our culture. It is an issue every generation must address, and a conversation that continues to play out on the nightly news.
Letters to a Birmingham Jail is a collection of writing speaking to the perennial issue of racism in America. Pastor Bryan Loritts compiled this collection of letters from respected theologians, referencing the timeless letter from Dr Martin Luther King Jnr:
Letters from a Birmingham Jail.
Dr King’s original work was written from his jail cell in 1963 in response to a letter he received from a group of clergymen. The clergymen urged him to be patient and not take drastic action to further the cause of civil rights. The book is his response and reveals the heart and soul of one of the key figures of the civil rights movement in America.
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