Westmoreland woman killed by fallen tree

The community of Auldayr in Westmoreland, Jamaica, is mourning the loss of Angela Powell, who tragically died after a tree fell on her. Powell was reportedly tending to her goats when the incident occurred on Tuesday morning. Details regarding her specific age and the precise time of the event remain unconfirmed.

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She had a very vibrant spirit and she always volunteered, keeping the community vibrant and clean. Any task you call on her to do, she rises to the occasion.

Councillor Micheal Jackson, representing the White House Division, shared fond memories of Powell, describing her as someone with a "vibrant spirit" who consistently volunteered and contributed to the community's liveliness and cleanliness. Jackson highlighted her willingness to take on any task, stating, "Any task you call on her to do, she rises to the occasion."

Jackson further elaborated on the impact Powell had, noting she would be "deeply missed." He recalled her presence at community gatherings, where she would "lighten up the place and dancing and bringing smiles to people." He emphasized her dedication to her neighbors and her hard-working nature, always maintaining a "pleasant smile" and "infectious laughter" despite any personal hardships.

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She’ll be missed by the community of Auldayr and environs. Anywhere there is a wake, look for her to be lightening up the place and dancing and bringing smiles to people.

Powell is remembered as a dedicated individual who was always there for her community, particularly in her area, and was known for her work with animals. Her positive demeanor and commitment to others have left a significant void in Auldayr.

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Always there for her people in the area, with her animals. A hard-working person. No matter how things are going bad for her, she always wears that pleasant smile, that infectious laughter.