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UG Notes with Deep Regret the Passing of Justice the Hon. Dr Desiree Bernard, CCH

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April 1, 2024
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Retired Chancellor Désirée Patricia Bernard O.R, C.C.H

Retired Chancellor Désirée Patricia Bernard O.R, C.C.H

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The University of Guyana extends sincere condolences to Carolanne Bernard,  other family members, friends and members of the national, regional and international  legal fraternity on the passing of our dear Justice the Hon. Dr Desiree Bernard.  

The University of Guyana was privileged to have been able to honour the Hon. Desiree  Bernard in 2022 as an iconic jurist and exemplary Guyanese woman and human.  

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Even as we mourn her peaceful transition and pray that she is enveloped in eternal  peace, we celebrate an inspirational life that is unparalleled in every way. 

May her life’s work continue to guide and impact the future. May God bless her soul. 

Click to follow the embedded link to snap video of her last public appearance with the  University of Guyana and a brief video bio. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BOAm RmMqBY_vO1Eww9dWSfyPPlDhrfX/view?usp=sharing 

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