Progressive Minds

I would like to offer my deepest sympathies to the family of Dame Lois. Her contribution to our country was great and I do hope that she will be remembered for all that she did in the struggle to bring about equality in our country. She will truly be missed. May she rest in peace.

I would also like to send my condolences to the family of Dame Lois Brown- Evans, A true heroine of Bermuda politics. All that she has accomplished during the time when the odds were stacked against her are the reason we have the freedoms we enjoy today.

Bermuda has lost another Icon. Last I saw her was on Saturday in the grocery store. Her legacy will live on forever, a truely great woman, matter of fact a great Bermudian.

Only few people in their life time will achieve what she achieved. My condolences to her family

While I never knew Dame Lois Brown Evans personally, my father served with her in parliament, albeit on the other side of the floor. From every story or anecdote that I ever heard from my father she was the ultimate politician. They could argue on the floor from their own respective political beliefs, but if they met outside the House, they would give each other a hug and enjoy each other's company. I was extremely touched when, after the many years, upon my father's passing she and her family had the courtesy to personally phone my mother and offer their condolences (notwithstanding their differences in political belief)

As a politician, there has been no equal within the PLP and she should be remembered as such.

I wish I had had the opportunity to know her as my father did.

Pitts Bay