Sadly Mr. Bradley Ebanks (see Profile November 2003), a wonderful member of the Treasure beach community has passed away. We will all miss you Uncle Brad

Very sorry to hear of his passing.

You can see his Profile here.

Peace,
-TBNet

I'm sorry to hear of Mr. Bradley Ebanks passing. To all his family and friends stay strong, and remember he is in a better place now. The thing I remember the most about Mr. Bradley Ebanks is that he was a great person with a huge kind heart.
I'm close to the family, as a matter of fact Balwanye and I are best friends. Prince thanks for informing the people of his passing!
Trace Moxam

A MESSAGE FOR MR. BRADLEY EBANKS FAMILY

I am truly sorry to hear about the passing of your loved one. I can empathize with you because I have experienced what it is to lose someone in death. But you know, the Bible makes it clear that God did not originally intend for humans to die. He created the first human pair Adam and Eve, placed them in an earthly paradise called Eden, and instructed them to have children and to extend their paradise home earth wide. Lacking appreciation for God’s kindness, they disobeyed and brought sin and death (Romans 5; 12).

When the enemy death strikes (no matter how slow and gradual or how sudden), your grief can be great, yet because we have confidence in the resurrection, our sorrow will not be unrelenting. As the Bible says, you will not sorrow just as the rest who have no hope (1 Thessalonians 4:13). Rather, we will draw close to God in prayer, and the Bible promises that God will sustain us through these difficult times (Psalm 55:22). Your loved one is sleeping (1 Thessalonians 4:13) and is free from suffering (Ecclesiastes 9:5). Also, there is in the resurrection hope, where the Bible promises the hope of seeing your loved one again(John 5:28, 29: Acts 24:15). It will be like a great family reunion. As in the case of the widow of Nain you will experience great joy (Luke 7:11-17). I certainly look forward to seeing my Dear mother again.

I extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family, and may the THE GREAT GOD OF COMFORT do comfort you during this time.

--Glasceta Honeyghan

To the Ebanks family,
So sorry to hear of Brother Brad passing. We will truly miss his smiling face, his kind and generous spirit and his little chit chats when he used to pass by our house. He is gone but will evermore remember by us. May his soul rest in peace.

From Alfred and Doreth and the rest of the James family.