All Obituaries

Paul Anthony Floyd Tomlinson 61 of Dorchester, passed away unexpectedly on May 28, 2023.  

Mr. Ismail Kahrim Sr. was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad, August 2, 1957 to the late Liberty Kahrim and the late Catherine Kahrim. He transitioned into Eternal rest on Saturday, May 27, 2023 peacefully at home. Ismail worked as an Environmental Health Services Supervisor for over 30 years before he retired. He was a jack of all trades and full of knowledge gained through all of his life experiences. Ismail was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He loved hosting cookouts and...

Philomene (Ti Cille) Ste.Lurcille St. Louis, passed away on Wednesday, May 31, 2023. Philomene was born on September 6, 1937 to Mystere St. Louis of Duval and Rosela Noel Jeune of Marin. Philomene was known to be a hard working woman who spent her life rasing her children. She was also known as an excellent cook and a loving and kind human being to many. She is survived by her sister, Fleurette St. Louis, 9 children, many grand and great grandchildren. Philomene had 12 children of whom 3...

KEITH KENYETTA MOORE died suddenly on May 30, 2023.  Born February 4, 1964, to the late Emmanuel Moore of Pittsburgh, PA and the late Grace Moore (James) of Boston, MA.  The youngest of four children, he is survived by his sisters Cheryl Moore Williams, Karen Jeter (Moore), and Michele Moore-Pulley.  He leaves to mourn his passing his loving children, Keith Anthony Moore, Jasmine Marie Moore, and Elijah Dante Moore.  He also leaves his grandchildren Keith Anthony Moore,...

Phyllis Roy-Raines was born on February 28, 1964, in Boston, Ma under the marriage of her late parents, Mary A. Roy-Morgan and Otis L. Roy. She was a twin and the sixth child of seven children. She attended the Jeremiah E. Burke High School and graduated in 1982. Phyllis was spiritually raised at Holy Tabernacle Church in Dorchester under the late Bishop Joe L. Smith. She was on the Usher Board and Young Adult Choir. She continued her spiritual life at Greater Generations Tabernacle...

Daniel Thomas Mayers, or "Danny" as he was affectionately known, was the 33-year-old beloved youngest son, brother, and a new uncle to a baby nephew. He grew up in the same neighborhood where his life was prematurely taken, as his father, Rev. Dr. Thomas W. O. Mayers was the Reverend at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on Columbia Road in Dorchester for nearly 20 years.  Raised in the church, Danny knew much about the importance and value of service, which he took on in many...