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HUBBARD Shirley M. Parm, 79, departed this life Monday April 5, 2021, at her residence.
Mrs. Parm was born Dec. 4, 1941, in Jamaica, West Indies, a daughter of Kenneth Hutchinson and Edna Ford.
During her marriage to Harold Parm, they adopted a son, Douglas. After a few years, Harold passed, and later she also adopted her daughter, Marva.
She was a seamstress who loved sewing and was employed for Weatherbee Coats Inc. and Towel Supply Company for many years. She was passionate about her job and skill set.
She not only thought about herself, but she was very thoughtful of others to the point where she sponsored many family members to the U.S. and would do anything for those in need. She was a no-nonsense kind of person who could make you laugh with her stories, but when she gives you that look, you knew exactly what time of day it is!
December 15, 2020
Antoinette Aiken
Antoinette Toni Aiken is noted for her contribution to Jamaica as a sign language expert. While she enjoys her role as a communicator on behalf of the deaf community, she loves spending time with family, being surrounded with their love and laughter as it is synonymous with the spirit of good cheer the Christmas season brings. I have learned that love brings out the best in people. I don t know if it s because it s a festive season, but it seems to bring out the best of people, Aiken said.
December 25 holds special significance for Aiken. It is the birthday of her maternal grandmother, Patricia Hutchinson, and a day to honour her late paternal grandmother Pansy Aiken, who died when she was 19.
From Manager of a Bethel Biz to Owner, Thanks to Hard Work Written by LindaBerry
Friends, family, representatives of the Bethel Chamber of Commerce, as well as First Selectman Matt Knickerbocker (by Facetime while quarantining), celebrated Patricia Hutchinson’s new ownership of Peachwave at a grand reopening on December 3. Knickerbocker started the ribbon-cutting countdown.
As manager for five years, Hutchinson was already well known at the frozen yogurt shop on Greenwood Avenue. And having lived in Bethel all her life, she is a familiar face in town. “I worked very hard as manager, and I guess the previous owners, the Clifford family - who also own True Value at Dolan Plaza - saw this,” she said. “Because so many people have been at home during the pandemic and doing a lot of home projects, True Value got much busier. The Cliffords felt this was th