I remembered when Mark came to Knibb he was transfered from Cornwall College and when he came he was refered to as "the wonder boy from Cornwal" because of his football skills. He was also a very good dancer especially break dancing and the many Michael Jackson dance skills that were popular in the eighties. He was fondly known as "Bagjoint" and was a member of the Dcup team. I was working at Jamaica National Building Society when this lady came in crying that her son had died and i was trying to console her only to find out it was his mother (real small world) that was how I found out he had died. I started crying and then I told her I knew him because we went to school together. May his soul rest in peace
Bagjoint used to be one of my hangout buddies doing all the newest breakdance moves and always buying the newest dance music cuts...as well as being in the football program (Under 16)... I was shocked when I heard he died..May his soul rest in peace
Mark was a scholar in his way. He had a love for english and literature. He was quite humble with his knowledge. He would make some real strong comments but he had one of the kindest heart. I remember how much he loved Judith. He was seen as trOublemaker by teachers but he was our advocate. God bless his soul and there is no doubt in my mind that he lived a life that was full. Shine on Mark
I have so many memories of this great guy gone too soon we were nieghbours living in the same area strewart castle duncans and everytime he past my house he would call to me and make jokes and he was loving and friendly and likeable by everyone who come in contact with him i remember the first day he came to william knibb and was very popluar with break dancing and most of all the sport he was passionate about football u are sadly miss u will live in my heart forever can never forget a good friend like u rest in peace and walk good till we meet again bless
Greetings to all 1985 Graduated schoomates. This is the famous M16. Sad to know that a good, jovial, outspoken fun loving guy who always lights up a room with jokes,smiles and lots of laughter has gone so soon. The name BAG JOINT was given to him by me. One evening after leaving Dcup practise, Wi bruk sugga cane ang put ina wi bag fi de jurny bi fut to Falmouth fi tek bus. One girl asked Mark fi piece a cane an him sah LOOK INA THE JOINT YU SI A BAG wi laught til wi belly hat wi wid cane juce an up antil now mi no ask Mark if a joke him wen deh joke or a laps him lap.Sadly misses may his memories lives on. I still tell people about him may his soul rest in peace.
Mitzie Dunbar (Davy) (1986)
I remembered when Mark came to Knibb he was transfered from Cornwall College and when he came he was refered to as "the wonder boy from Cornwal" because of his football skills. He was also a very good dancer especially break dancing and the many Michael Jackson dance skills that were popular in the eighties. He was fondly known as "Bagjoint" and was a member of the Dcup team. I was working at Jamaica National Building Society when this lady came in crying that her son had died and i was trying to console her only to find out it was his mother (real small world) that was how I found out he had died. I started crying and then I told her I knew him because we went to school together. May his soul rest in peaceHugh Blake (1985)
"Bagjoint" one of the slickest schoolboy ballers in his time . May his soul rest in peaceCarvel York (1989)
can anyone find a photograph of bagjoint?Keven Keegan (Simpson) (1988)
Big up to the "Baller" Bagjoint. A humble individualwho was a role model especially for Zacky ( Glemore Walker) R.I.P............Keegan
Olivere “Turks” Osmond Brown (1984)
Bagjoint used to be one of my hangout buddies doing all the newest breakdance moves and always buying the newest dance music cuts...as well as being in the football program (Under 16)... I was shocked when I heard he died..May his soul rest in peaceAntoinette Dennis (Todd) (1986)
Mark was a scholar in his way. He had a love for english and literature. He was quite humble with his knowledge. He would make some real strong comments but he had one of the kindest heart. I remember how much he loved Judith. He was seen as trOublemaker by teachers but he was our advocate. God bless his soul and there is no doubt in my mind that he lived a life that was full. Shine on MarkDaulia Smith (1988)
I have so many memories of this great guy gone too soon we were nieghbours living in the same area strewart castle duncans and everytime he past my house he would call to me and make jokes and he was loving and friendly and likeable by everyone who come in contact with him i remember the first day he came to william knibb and was very popluar with break dancing and most of all the sport he was passionate about football u are sadly miss u will live in my heart forever can never forget a good friend like u rest in peace and walk good till we meet again bless
Errol M16 Malcolm (1985)
Greetings to all 1985 Graduated schoomates. This is the famous M16. Sad to know that a good, jovial, outspoken fun loving guy who always lights up a room with jokes,smiles and lots of laughter has gone so soon. The name BAG JOINT was given to him by me. One evening after leaving Dcup practise, Wi bruk sugga cane ang put ina wi bag fi de jurny bi fut to Falmouth fi tek bus. One girl asked Mark fi piece a cane an him sah LOOK INA THE JOINT YU SI A BAG wi laught til wi belly hat wi wid cane juce an up antil now mi no ask Mark if a joke him wen deh joke or a laps him lap.Sadly misses may his memories lives on. I still tell people about him may his soul rest in peace.