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Jersey community gives thanks to a cherished monarch

Jersey community gives thanks to a cherished monarch

Thursday 08 September 2022

Jersey community gives thanks to a cherished monarch

Thursday 08 September 2022


Charities, parishes, schools, businesses, communities groups and public figures across the island have been paying tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Many took to social media to share their sense of grief and sadness at the passing of the Monarch at the age of 96.

The Government of Jersey

The Dean of Jersey

The Very Rev Michael Keirle said: "Following the public announcement of the sad news of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Church of England in Jersey joins the Bailiff, the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, the States, the people of Jersey and millions of others in the Commonwealth and around the globe, in conveying our deep sorrow to the Royal Family for the loss of our beloved Queen.

"Many in the Island will remember with great warmth, the six visits Her Majesty paid to the Island of Jersey, the most recent being in 2005 for the 60th anniversary Liberation Celebrations.  

"As Supreme Governor of the Church of England and Defender of the Faith, Her Majesty was a committed Christian and had a lively and deep-seated faith in God and understood that it provided not only a system of belief for many but also a sense of belonging and identity, as well as a spur for social action. She often spoke about her faith in God in her speeches and broadcasts.  

"Her Majesty set an extraordinary example of public service throughout her life, as well as the challenge to make consistency and constancy the key qualities of her reign, a monarch who was steadfast and dependable in a fast-changing world and who brought a sense of continuity and stability to our society."

"Her Majesty will be remembered with great affection by the faith communities of Jersey and we join with others in expressing our thankfulness to God for her life and service to our Island, our Nation and the Commonwealth.

"God save the King."

Parish of St. Helier

Liberate Jersey

Jersey Race Club

RNLI Jersey

Commonwealth Parliamentary Association

Jersey College for Girls

Jersey Dairy

Honorary Police

Beaulieu Convent

JP Restaurants

Jersey Women's Refuge

St Michael's Preparatory School

Jersey Cricket

Victoria College

Ports of Jersey

Office of the Children's Commissioner for Jersey

St John's Parish Church

Police Chief Robin Smith

Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

Les Quennevais School

Genuine Jersey

Parish of St. John

Condor Ferries

Jersey Post

Visit Jersey

JT

Wednesday Night FC (mental health charity football club)

Former Chief Minister John Le Fondré

Jersey Cow Girl, Becky Houzé

 
 
 
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Consultant David Ng

Jersey Women For Politics

Jersey Heritage

Women's Institute branches

The local branches of the Women's Institute said:

"It is with great sadness that we have heard of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, a loyal and dedicated member of the WI for 80 years.

"With respect for the 12 days of mourning, the WI Jersey Foundation Climate Change Forum has been postponed."

Family Nursing Home Care

Merton Hotel

 
 
 
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Jersey Hospitality Association

ASL Jersey

 
 
 
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Locate Jersey

 
 
 
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