Workers of the Central Bank of Barbados have been signing a book in tribute to the late Prime Minister David Thompson.
The book, which is located at the entrance of the banking institution, is also accompanied by a slideshow presentation showing photographs of Thompson in a variety of moods.
Arlene Mose from the communication unit of the bank said people entering the bank to do business were also signing the book.
Here, Sadie Dixon, legal officer of the Central Bank adds her signature to the list.
In honour of late PM
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