Dr. Agreta Eneas, in background; Dr. Bernard Nottage MP (PLP), Fred Mitchell MP (PLP), Former MP (FNM) Sylvia Scriven,
Senator Allyson Maynard Gibson (PLP)  and Senator Lynn Holowesko (FNM)
 

Governor General A.D. Hanna with Mr. Gibson’s special friend Avis Outten
 

Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne Gibson, with brother Dion and his wife in the second row
 

Dr. Agreta Eneas and her mother, the widow of the great friend of Levi Gibson and fellow Kiwanian Dr. Cleveland Eneas
 

Lady Edith Turnquest, wife of former Governor General Sir Orville Turnquest
 

Governor General A.D. Hanna with Charles Gibson, Mr. Gibson’s cousin and former BTC executive
 

Mrs. Mildred Dillette, widow of the friend of Mr. Gibson, Robert Dillette and mother of godchild of Mr. Gibson Al Dillette, with Mrs. Vernice Moultrie, former BTC Executive
 

The Gibson family outside the church
 

Mrs. Thelma Gibson, widow of Levi Gibson’s cousin, the late Rev. Fr. Theodore Gibson of Miami, Florida with Rev Dr. James Moultrie, Rector St. Matthew’s, Nassau
 

Accountant Philip Stubbs, a colleague of Levi Gibson from Kiwanis. They worked together on the Children’s Emergency Hostel
 

Levi Gibson’s adopted son Philip Sweeting with his sister...
 

Mr. Gibson’s former secretary Francis Benoit...
 

Godchild Patricia Collins...
 

The church of St. Matthew during the funeral from the balcony...
 

Soloist Cleophas Adderley...
 

Fred Mitchell MP with Senator Lynn Holowesko, President of the Senate...
 

Philip Sweeting, adopted son, says farewell with cousin of Mr. Gibson Attorney Dwayne Gibson...
 

Anglican Bishop Gilbert Thompson...
 

After the burial, Avis Outten, special friend of Mr. Gibson and former MP Sylvia Scriven who now lives in Mr. Gibson’s native Long Island...
 

PLP NGC Member and cousin of Levi Gibson Calvin Brown greets former Attorneys General Senator Allyson Maynard Gibson and Paul Adderley, with Mrs. Adderley after the funeral...
 

We see the future at the end of the service for Levi Gibson in these side by side photos of two youngsters.
One, Travis Clarke 12, at left, wants to be a lawyer and the other, Victor, 13, wants to be a mortician.