Beloved Genevieve ‘Teacher Gen” Smith has passed away
Beloved teacher and Potters community pillar Genevieve ‘Teacher Gen’ Smith has passed away.
A stalwart in the education community for over 40 years, Teacher Gen was known for her unwavering dedication to nurturing young minds, inspiring both students and fellow educators alike.
The cherished teacher also fostered 63 children, but her caring influence reached far beyond that number, positively affecting countless lives over her lifetime. She was particularly passionate about unlocking the potential of children with special needs.
Teacher Gen surrounded by extended family members at birthday celebration
In January 2024, an annual scholarship at Potters Primary School to honor outstanding students was announced in her honor. This scholarship will recognize the top male and female students, the student who is most in need, and the most improved student during the upcoming graduation ceremony.
Potters Village and Potters Zion Moravian Church are in mourning for this beloved matriarch of the soil. Here at Antigua.news, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and all those affected by this significant loss.
R I P teache Gen 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Why wasn’t she knighted or recognized after all the contributions she made to Education. Smh
My condolences to the family of Teacher Gen. May her soul rest in peace.
Condolences to her family
Potters Village lost a gem. Teacher Gen touched so many lives with her kindness and patience. Her absence will be felt for a long, long time.
Teacher Gen was more than an educator; she was a mother, a mentor, and a pillar of our community. Her passing leaves a deep void
Deepest condolences to her family and to the entire Potters and Moravian Church community. We mourn with you
Generations will continue to rise because of the seeds she planted. Her legacy is not just remembered it is alive in the achievements of her students
The scholarship in her honour is a fitting tribute. She believed in every child’s potential, especially those who needed the most support.
Teacher Gen’s commitment to children with special needs was ahead of her time. She saw brilliance where others saw barriers.