Louisa Diamond

September 11, 1939 - January 6, 2022

Louisa Diamond was a loving mother, grandmother, aunt, sister and friend. She showed her family unconditional love in so many ways. Born on the Island of Saint Vincent, she was the eldest of 8 children. At the age of 12, she moved to Trinidad with her godmother Catherine (known as Nannie), where she took care of her godmother Catherine (known as Nannie) where she took care of her cousins June, Anette, Odelphia and Elizabeth until they migrated to the United States. Louisa attended Saint Agnes primary School, where she met her best of 70+ years, Monica Williams. Louisa had many hobbies including knitting, crafting, cooking, sewing, reading, and making pepper sauce. She was also known for making a special remedy for getting rid of colds that her family swears by. Louisa also enjoyed getting dressed in formal wear and dancing on a Saturday night. Many people in her neighborhood knew her as “Ms. Comsee” because she was very inquisitive. She worked as a domestic worker for most of her adult life until she retired. Louisa was helpful and always supported her family and friends, she was always ready and willing to take someone in. She was a very active church member at The People’s United Fellowship Church in Trinidad and was known for bringing her ginger candy and biscuits to share amongst the church members. Louisa has left behind to mourn her passing, her three children Gail, Sharon, and Sherwin, her five grandchildren, Kendall, Akila, George, Kevin, Kyle; and two great-grandchildren Luke and Nomie. Her son-in-law Jason and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family here both in Trinidad and Tobago and in the United States. Louisa will be remembered as a warm, friendly, kind soul who her family first and was the happiest when she was surrounded by her family September 11, 1939 – January 6, 2022 “In the arms of an angel I fly away from here”