Antiguan Businessman Samuel Doumith Dies After Period of Illness
Family and friends mourn the loss of well-known Antiguan businessman
Well-known Antiguan businessman Samuel Doumith has died following a period of illness.
He was the son of Laila Hadeed Doumith and the late Aziz Doumith, husband of Lousin, and father of Aidian and Adam Doumith. He is also survived by his siblings Salomon, Sylvana, Samir and Simon Doumith.
Family and friends are mourning his passing and remembering the lives he touched.
Condolences will be accepted at the home of Issam and Sylvana Sabini, 1140 Wolf St., Whitehall, Pennsylvania, on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Monday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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