The St Lucy Parish Church was packed this morning as scores turned out to say goodbye to prominent Barbadian and entrepreneur James Johnson Corbin.
Family, friends, Members of Parliament, former colleagues of Corbin, who created the EeZee Kricket board game and was a former president of the Information Society of Barbados and of the 1652 Foundation and Managing Director of Caribbean Digital Media Centre Inc, crowded the church to participate in the service of thanksgiving.
There were a number of tributes and a touching message delivered by Reverend Curtis Goodridge.
The service was followed by the interment at the St Phillip The-Less Anglican Churchyard, Boscobelle, St Peter. (AH)
Full story in tomorrow’s SUNDAY SUN
Farewell, James Corbin
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