SHE WAS like the perfect flower, with a smile that brought her within reach.
For many it was as if Nicole Samantha Harrison-Watson, snatched away at 37, was here one day, gone one night – on April 28.
Hundreds of people made it standing room only at New Dimensions Ministries, Barbarees Hill, St Michael, to say goodbye to the daughter, mother, friend and confidante yesterday.
The closed pink casket at the door served as an additional comfort for those who did not “want to deal with that”. Rather than having a last glimpse of Harrison-Watson in death, mourners had a picture of a smiling face to take away with them.
Read the full story in today’s WEEKEND NATION.
Fond farewell to Nicole
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