Oscar Waul
May 29, 1914 - July 1, 2008

He was born May 29, 1914 in Jamaica, West Indies and moved to Florida 8 years ago from Bronx, NY. He was a member of San Antonio Catholic Church. He was a retired security guard for the Wall Street Firm in New York City. He was an avid dominos game player. He will be missed by all who loved and knew him.

He is survived by his loving wife of 49 years, Ivy A. Waul; two daughters, AnnMarie Richardson of Punta Gorda, FL and Delores Waul of Port Charlotte, FL; a sister, Sister Edmond Mary of Jamaica; a brother, Laselle Waul of Jamaica; three grandchildren, Safeeia Whyte of Port Charlotte, Shaun and Tiffany Richardson of Punta Gorda; one great-grandchild, Tashae White of Port Charlotte

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He was born May 29, 1914 in Jamaica, West Indies and moved to Florida 8 years ago from Bronx, NY. He was a member of San Antonio Catholic Church. He was a retired security guard for the Wall Street Firm in New York City. He was an avid dominos game player. He will be missed…

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Dorcas Green left a message on July 4, 2008:
It was Marc Anthony in a frequent quote spoken at Julio Ceasar's funeral, who said, I come to bury Ceasar, not to praise him. The evil that men do, live after them, but the good they do oft infer with their bones. We come to pay our last respect to my only brother-in-law and paternal uncle-in-law Mr Waul, as praising him would be paramount to gliding the lily or to add another color to the rainbow. Mr Waul was kindhearted and loved his family to death.I'm sure that if aunt Ivy was given a chance to talk, she would say that he was the best husband a woman could ever have.One thing we know that Mr. Waul was well cared for by his wife and family. Mr. Waul will be missed by all, but Marc Anthony might have th last word spoken at Ceasar's funeral, 'his life was gentle and his elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to the world, ' this was indeed a man.' Mr. Waul, we miss you from Ivan Green and Children Leasia McFarlane elsgreen@optonline.net ________________________________________
Sannie left a message on July 4, 2008:
AuntIvy,Uncle Waul has been there for me and my family &we moan with you &the rest of your family over his passing,may God strengthen you during these greaving moments
robertha left a message on July 4, 2008:
to a wonderful uncle/grandfather who will be saidly missed by Joyce,Son & all their children in Jamaica
Theresa Parkes,Cherry left a message on July 4, 2008:
Uncle Oscar your passing have left a void in my heart that will be difficult to fill. Rest in Peace. Aunt Ivy the Parkes Family is here for you and we offer our deepest condolences in your time of bereavement. A special condolence from Joyce to you. God Be With You and Comfort You
AnnMarie Richardson left a message on July 4, 2008:
Hello Daddy
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Amanda Knight (nee Waul) left a message on July 4, 2008:
Uncle Oscar is the brother of my father George Mapletaft Waul (Maple). My name was Amanda Lilian Mary Waul. I am the niece of Uncle Oscar in England. Just to say I love you Uncle and my you rest in peace in the Garden of Heaven. Love to Auntie Ivy, your children my cousins and all your family. Please accept my sincere condolences. I know how you feel as I lost my darling dad too and miss him so much.
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