Honoring the Memory of Civil Engineer Philip Tudor: Officials Gather to Pay Respects at Ministry of Transport, Works, and Water Resources Headquarters

Officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw, gather to pay tribute to civil engineer Philip Tudor, former Acting Chief Technical Officer of the Ministry of Transport, Works, and Water Resources.

Several officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw, gathered on Sunday alongside family and friends to honour the memory of civil engineer Philip Tudor.

They came together to pay their respects to the former Acting Chief Technical Officer of the Ministry of Transport, Works, and Water Resources (MTWW) in the Courtyard of the ministry’s headquarters in The Pine.

Deputy Prime Minister Bradshaw had described Tudor as a hands-on individual who devoted his life to the Ministry for almost four decades.

“Whether it was roads, bridges, drainage, road reinstatement, projects or management of the depots all roads at MTWW inevitably led to Philip Tudor,” Deputy Prime Minister Bradshaw said in a statement following Tudor’s passing on October 31.

A Thanksgiving service is scheduled for Monday at the Coral Ridge Memorial Gardens, followed by the internment in the Gardens.

Tudor leaves to mourn his wife, Dr Lesandra Tudor and son Alain Tudor. (RT)

Honoring the Memory of Civil Engineer Philip Tudor: Officials Gather to Pay Respects at Ministry of Transport, Works, and Water Resources Headquarters

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