LAST YEAR THEY were mourning the death of their mother Shirley.
Yesterday, just about seven days from the anniversary of her death, Jasen and Erwin Boyce Jr. were plunged into mourning once again.
While their mother’s death was painful, it was not as shocking because she had been ailing. Not so with their father Erwin. He was snatched from them by choppy seas.
The 60-year-old former teacher and later owner of a trucking and landscaping business fell from a cliff at Green Point, St Philip, on Tuesday night and disappeared under water sometime later.
Fighting to hold themselves together, Jasen and Erwin Jr joined their paternal brother Andre Cadogan and other relatives and friends at Long Beach, Christ Church, where the body of their father washed up.
Hurting
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