Simon Paul Hernould

I would just like to express to all who shared in Simon’s life that he was a pleasure to work with and a pleasure to know. I once golfed with Simon (who expressed, as well as displayed his lack of skill at the game) and had one of the funnest days of golf I’ve ever had. Simon always seemed to be smiling, even on the phone. I am honored to say that I knew Simon Hernould and I know that all of the staff at Damar will feel his loss greatly. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Angela Scott

Dear Moira and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of Simon’s death.Simon gave my brother John and his wife Julie a wonderful tour of Jamaica when they were on their honeymoon years ago. They saw things that they would never have seen on their own.
Sincere condolences from the Russell family

so many good memories of my friend Simon. Even though our time working together was only for a couple of years we carried on the friendship. a true friend indeed that is so hard to find these days. you will be greatly missed my brother.

To the Hernould Family,
As I remember Simon, he always lived life to the fullest.
I remember him fondly as a good friend and brother.
He taught me how to drive in Jamaica and told me to always look behind me and make sure I knew what was coming.
Life is never easy but to live life each day to the fullest, like Simon did, is important.
My deepest condolences,
Donna

See you later Simon, from the Prime family who have fond memories of our tenure in Jamaica 1974-1980 Suzanne,Donna,David,Bill,Michael and Joe.Sail on,sail on,we will meet again in another port,until then Adieu.

Moira, Alex and Cara,
Simon was so kind, fun and full of life, it is hard for us to believe that he is gone. We all miss him dearly and our hearts go out to you. If there is anything we can do please ask.
Love
Josh, Lisa, Caitlin, Nathan and Rachel

We are extremely saddened by Simon’s passing and we extend our deepest sympathies to the Hernould family. It seemed like only yesterday we were young people growing up in Jamaica together, going to school with hardly a care in the world except where the ‘happening scene’ was going to be on a weekend. Our parents were very good friends and indeed Simon and myself are only a couple of weeks apart in age. We were three sisters and Simon and his brother Malcolm were like the brothers we never had. Even though some of us eventually left Jamaica, I remembered with great fondness the wonderful and sometimes very funny times we spent together. It seemed that Simon and Malcolm were always rescuing us from one drama or another, like the time we went rafting down the river in their backyard and the raft turned over but within seconds, both boys jumped in and rescued us! Unfortunately I lost contact with Simon over the years, but I never stopped talking about the Hernould boys, especially when I married a man whose love of sailing rivaled theirs. Simon, we will always remember you.
Fair winds my friend!
Yolanda and Wendy Seiler

Moira,Cara,Alexandra,Nora, Malcolm,Rachael,Bianca and Jonathan
Our thoughts and prayers are with you today and in the many days and weeks ahead. Our most sincerest sympathy to all of you.
Dianne & Glen Willoughby & family Sintaluta Sask.

Dear Moira, Cara, Alexandra, Malcolm, Rachel, Jonathan, Bianca and Norah.

I know it’s at times like this, where words can’t ease the pain & Suffering you all must be going through. But I would just like to let you all know. Our thoughts are with you at this very sad time, with the passing of Simon.

May God bless & protect you all?

Love Mark, Nora, Luke, Chelsea, Charlene, Marc, Laura, Daniel & Michael (The Fox family)

Greater London, England, UK.

Moira, Cara, and Alex:

My thoughts are with each of you during this most difficult of times. I fondly remember times when Simon and I would get together around a bon fire in the back yard. A tremendous individual who touched the lives of many in a very positive way.