Bittersweet send-off for Sgt Bedase as Maracas honours its own

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May 4, 2026

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Bittersweet send-off for Sgt Bedase as Maracas honours its own

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Residents of Maracas, St Joseph, showed their appreciation for key figures in their community during a special Mass at St Michael’s RC Church, Lluengo, yesterday morning.

The service, centred on community-building, recognised individuals who distinguished themselves through acts of service.

During his sermon, officiating priest Fr Mikhail Woodruffe thanked the honourees for their contributions and selflessness in serving the public.

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