In Loving Memory of Nola Eucharist Lewis
It is with deep sorrow and abiding love that we announce the passing of our beloved matriarch, Nola Eucharist Lewis, whose grace, wisdom, and faith were the cornerstone of our family.
Nola was the devoted wife of Richard Alfred Lewis and the cherished daughter of the late Pearl Walker-Harvey and Bertrand Harvey. She leaves behind a legacy of love as the treasured mother of Sameah Richala Jones and Richard Sameon Lewis, and the beloved mother-in-law of Richard Cornard Alan Jones.
She held a special place in her heart for her grandchildren—Alan Cairon Jones, Samara Richala Jones, and Samiya Rebecca Jones—who brought her endless joy and pride.
Nola was the beloved sister of Iris Walker (deceased), Princess (Barbara) Rullow, Terry Walker (deceased), Pamela Gonzales, Noel Walker, and Hazel Thomas, and a cherished sister-in-law to Keith Lewis, Jennifer Lewis, Patricia Lewis-Nelson, Paula Lewis, Julien Rullow, Michael Thomas, Hector Gonzales (deceased), and Ossie Nelson.
As a loving aunt, she poured love into the lives of many including Peter Lewis, Rachel Lewis-Merritt, (Marlon) David Denner, Lauren Bailey (Derek), Aquelah Roberts (Dariel), Jamila Lewis, Micah Rullow, Marcus Rullow, Rachel Cowie, Rhonda Rullow, Ria Bowyer (deceased), Leah Thomas, Leon Thomas, Kevin Walker, David Walker, Gregory Gonzales, Karen Gonzales, Junior Walker, Candice Gonzales, Afeisha Gonzales, Hannah Gonzales, Israel Gonzales, and Esther Gonzales.
She was also a proud great-aunt to Oba Merritt, Osei Merritt, Jorel Lewis, Ny’mani Samuel, Le Sean Denner, Chloe Sookhoo, Matthew Sookhoo, Jaydon Bowyer, Jason Bowyer, Josiah Rullow, Noelani Rullow, and Mya Rullow.
Nola’s circle of love extended to dear friends Michelle Soodeen, Bishop Don Hamilton, Pastor Lindon Mitchell, Karen Charles Herrera, Althea Reid, Jemma Price, Ann, the SJGPS Past Pupils Group, and many others whose lives she touched with her warmth, humility, and unwavering devotion.
Her absence will be deeply felt, but her spirit remains—alive in the lives she shaped, the hearts she held, and the faith she so gracefully lived.
