Quincey C. Outerbridge

To Shirley, Pam and Quincey My heartfelt condolences to you ladies during the passing of Uncle Quincey. I have such fond memories during my visits to Wisconsin (camping..cheese curds and drives through Wisconsin farm lands). His visits to Bermuda when my Mom fed him all the Bermuda cuisine. My last visit to Wisconsin was 2 years ago. Such a perfect gentlemen with a great sense of humor. I can still hear him reciting “one day I am gonna climb that mountain walk up there among the clouds where the cotton grows and there ain’t no fields to plow”. Uncle Quincey you have now climbed that mountain and sleep in peace. Love you Pal JOanie ❤️🙏🏾

Quincey was always very kind and upbeat, we loved listening to his stories and enjoyed his laughter and good humor. My condolences to the family. Dan Jerry’s camping center

I enjoyed working for Quincey so much. The time spent with him at both work and the time spent just having fun and laughing together. Rest in peace my friend. Paul Mangan

To Aunt Shirley and Family, my heartfelt condolences to you. You will remain in our thoughts and prayers Love from Andrea and Janay Trott ❤️💕💕

Shirley and Pam I just wanted to pass of condolences from our family. When I was growing up Quincey was like a big brother to me. Geography kept us from being part of each other’s family, but our time growing up in Bermuda will not be forgotten. May God’s blessings be with you during this difficult time. Dorothy-May (Doffa) Simons nee Tatem.