Charmaine Joy Cordy

Obituary For Charmaine Joy Cordy

Charmaine Joy Cordy, famously known as “Charmaine Cordy,” daughter of the late Deacon Wellesley Pryce & Admira Pryce, was born on April 12,1965 in St. Catherine, Jamaica. Charmaine attended Ewarton Secondary School in Jamaica West Indies. Charmaine acquired her Cosmetologist License while residing in Jamaica. She then moved to New York City in 1994 where she worked beavering as a store clerk. She eventually received her Certified Nursing Assistant License. With determination, prayer, love, and due diligence she was able to relocate her sisters and parents from Jamaica to the United States. Charmaine eventually relocated to Vero Beach, FL where she became a member of the Calvary Evangelistic Lighthouse & Devine Holiness Church in Port St. Lucie, FL.

Charmaine also studied at Indian River State College receiving her Licensed Practical Nursing Degree. She later returned to college where she completed and received her Registered Nursing License. Charmaine was passionate about her career, achievements, and accolades. However, her most important achievement in life was the relationship she had with Our Lord and Savior. Charmaine also enjoyed spending time with family, listening to music and traveling.

On May 27,2023 Charmaine Cordy passed away at the age of 58.

She is survived by her mother: Admira Pryce; sisters: Glestine Williams, Suzette Pryce, Carol Pryce; brothers: Glenroy Williams, Howard Pryce, Clinton Pryce, Wilbert Pryce, Trover Pryce; and a host of nieces, nephews, many close friends and loved ones.

Public visitation for Charmaine Cordy will take place on Saturday, June 10, 2023 from 10:00am-11:00am at Stone Brothers Funeral Chapel in Vero Beach, FL which will be followed by her funeral service which will begin promptly at 11:00am. Burial will follow in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

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