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Stanley van Putten laid to rest on Sat. | THE DAILY HERALD

March 19, 2020

Stanley van Putten laid to rest on Sat. | THE DAILY HERALD
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Caribbean Netherlands Police Force St. Eustatius and St. Maarten Police Force officers.

Major Marietza Patrick (second left), Chief Inspector of Basic Police Care St. Eustatius Robelto Hodge (second right), other Caribbean Netherlands Police Force St. Eustatius officers and family members of the late Stanley W. van Putten.

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From left: Officer Natasha Duinkerk, former Island Councilman Clyde van Putten (son of the late Stanley van Putten), and Major Marietza Patrick as they drape the St. Eustatius flag on the coffin.

  1. EUSTATIUS--The late Stanley Wellington van Putten, affectionately called “Tat”, was laid to rest at the Salem cemetery on Saturday, March 14.

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/stanley-van-putten-laid-to-rest-on-sat

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