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    The United Progressive Party (UPP) Women’s Forum has paid tribute to E. Louise Henry, remembering her for her kindness, strength, thoughtfulness and unwavering support.

    In a memorial message shared by the opposition party’s women’s organisation, the forum expressed sadness over Henry’s passing and celebrated the impact she made on those around her.

    “Your presence, thoughtfulness, kindness, boldness, strength, your love and unwavering support will always be remembered,” the tribute stated.

    The organisation also offered a final farewell, saying, “May your soul rest in peace.”

    “We will miss you dearly, forever in our hearts,” the forum added.

    The tribute featured photographs of Henry wearing the UPP’s signature yellow and blue colours, reflecting her association with the party

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: UPP Women’s Forum mourns passing of E. Louise Henry.

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