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Saint Lucia-Born Former Nurse Is Barbados' Newest Centenarian

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A former nurse born in Saint Lucia celebrated becoming Barbados' newest centenarian last week. Barbados Today reported that Cecilia Olive Grace Oxley observed her birthday in style on Friday with family, friends, and Acting President Dr Jeffrey Gibson. Oxley went to Barbados after marrying her late husband in 1955. She has three children and thirteen […]

The article Saint Lucia-Born Former Nurse Is Barbados' Newest Centenarian is from St. Lucia Times.

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