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With deep sadness, we mourn the passing of renowned academic and veteran communication specialist Karen Davis.

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November 29, 2025
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Today Guyana mourns the loss of a daughter of the soil Karen Davis.  Ms Davis earned the respect and admiration of colleagues and peers across the communication landscape. She was known not only for her sharp intellect and professional excellence, but also for the warmth, joy, and generosity of spirit that she brought to every interaction. Her humility and gentleness, even at the height of her influence, touched all who worked with her.

Karen’s contributions to both communication scholarship and industry practice have left an indelible mark. Her work continues to guide practitioners and students across generations, and her legacy will remain a reference point for excellence in the field.

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The nation has lost a trusted friend, and the communication industry is poorer for the loss of her astute, steady leadership and characteristic calm assurance.

Citizens of Guyana extend his heartfelt condolences to the Davis family, as well as to her friends and colleagues.
May her soul rest in peace and rise in eternal glory.

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