Barrington Alexander Ferguson Sr, age 60 of Montego Bay, Jamaica, died Wednesday morning, November 29th, 2017 at Kennestone Hospital where he was surrounded by his family. Born November 29th, 1957 in Montego Bay, Jamaica, he was the son of the late Hopeton Ferguson and Myrtle Ferguson. Barrington was the 2nd oldest of 5 sons. He graduated from Cornwall College in Jamaica. Barrington was a doting husband and a caring, loving father and grandfather. He was loved by all those who knew him. He loved to dance and to be with his family. There was nothing he wouldn't do for family.Barrington is survived by his Wife, Maxine; Sons, Barrington...
Barrington Alexander Ferguson Sr, age 60 of Montego Bay, Jamaica, died Wednesday morning, November 29th, 2017 at Kennestone Hospital where he was surrounded by his family. Born November 29th, 1957 in Montego Bay, Jamaica, he was the son of the late Hopeton Ferguson and Myrtle Ferguson. Barrington was the 2nd oldest of 5 sons. He graduated from Cornwall College in Jamaica. Barrington was a doting husband and a caring, loving father and grandfather. He was loved by all those who knew him. He loved to dance and to be with his family. There was nothing he wouldn't do for family.Barrington is survived by his Wife, Maxine; Sons, Barrington Jr., Andrew, and Andre; Daughters, Soraya, Tamara, and Christen; Grandchildren, Londyn, Ashlinn, Mikayla and Rilynn; Brothers, Noel, Bob, Johnny and Delroy.
Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, December 16th, 2017 at Liberty Church at 10:30 am with Pastor Theodore Skeete officiating. Family will receive friends at the Church beginning at 9:30am.
Administrator
I will never forget how Scarry had the gift of controlling the midfield in any of his football games.
He was THE general.
Rest In Peace Barrington "Scarry" Ferguson.
Noel A. Williams
Sad to see he has left us, his mid-field work was magical and remained so even when we connected again in Chicago back in the 80's - RIP my Brother.
Colin (S90) Jarret
Scarry you made my job to score so easy and I have and will miss your laugh r.i.p the general S 90 Jarrett.Brian Wallace
From Aubrey "Lacey" Campbell:
Remembering The General, Hard to imagine that the last time i would share the same physical space with this larger than life mate, would have been Wednesday, October 18, in Atlanta. Much harder for me to imagine and understand why i had the presence of mind then and there, to take the mic to recognize the midfield maestro in our midst there and then, surrounded by school, class and teammates, as always. In the decade of the 70s, he made people around him, better. He gave us reason to love our school. Reasons coloured in Red & Gold, indelible and for a lifetime! There he was, surrounded by the other generals...Simms, Ridgeway., his presence filling the room during the 'Meet n Greet', the same way it did the many playing fields and stadia, back then. For me, that was another WOW moment! RIP. General Barrington 'Scarry" Ferguson, Sr.
--Aubrey
Lawrence McNaughton
Whereas Scarry was widely known as a baller, I had the pleasure of playing cricket with him for Taylor’s 1X In MoBay. Scarry was a wicket keeper and front line batsman and we enjoyed many escapades playing cricket in deep rural St James, Trelawny and Westmoreland. Rest In Peace Scarry.