Condolences On Passing Of Walter Brangman
Acting Premier and Minister of Public Works Derrick Burgess today [Aug.24] expressed sincere condolences to the family of former Member of Parliament Walter Sinclair Brangman who died today.
Mr. Brangman, a well-known architect in Bermuda, was a Progressive Labour Party Member of Parliament for many years before he helped to create the National Liberal Party in 1985.
“My former colleague was very easy going and approachable and he always had a listening ear and a calm way about himself,” said Acting Premier Burgess.
“He served in the House during times that the Island was facing difficult economic, social and educational challenges. As one of Bermuda’s first black architects, his contributions to Bermudian society will always be remembered.”
Acting Premier Burgess added, “The Government of Bermuda conveys our deepest sympathies to his beloved wife, Lovette, with whom he shared 53 years of marriage; and his three sons: Nalton, Remonde and Quemonde on the loss of their beloved husband and father. I trust that they will find comfort in knowing that he will truly be missed.”
