Bernadette Thompson was the oldest person in Saint Lucia, she was born on 24/mar/1911 and died on 15/feb/2023 in Castries Southeast
Octavie Augustine is now the oldest person in the country now, born 14/Aug/1912, she lives in Mongouge, Choiseul, St Lucia
Sons and Daughters of Saints | Passed away at the age of 111 years Bernadette | Facebook
After the death of Octavie Agostine I did not find the oldest person living in Santa Lucia
Falece a pessoa mais velha de Santa Lúcia, Miss Aggie de Choiseul | Loop Santa Lúcia (loopnews.com)
Philomen 'Eldica' Nicholas (b. 23 October 1914) celebrated her 110th birthday
https://stlucia.loopnews.com/content/miss-eldica-celebrates-her-monumental-110th-birthday
https://longeviquest.com/2025/10/philomen-nicholas-saint-lucias-oldest-resident-turns-111/
Philomen Nicholas, the oldest living person in Saint Lucia, is celebrating her claimed 111th birthday in Monchy.
Philomen Nicholas, also known as Eldica, was born in the small village of Dauphin (Laborne, Monchy), on 23 October 1914. Having spent the majority of her life in Grande-Rivière, Gros-Islet, she outlived her two children. At 110 years old, she was surrounded by a large and loving family that included nine grandchildren, over 25 great-grandchildren, and a steadily growing number of great-great-grandchildren.
Her great-granddaughter, Christa, shared that even at 110, she remained in good health. She walked and carried out most daily tasks on her own, continuing to enjoy activities such as reading and praying the rosary. Faith always played a vital role throughout her life.
https://longeviquest.com/2026/10/philomen-nicholas-saint-lucias-oldest-resident-turns-112/
Philomen Nicholas, the oldest living person in Saint Lucia, is celebrating her claimed 112th birthday today in Laborne, Monchy. Her birthday was first reported on Facebook by Kenson Casimir, a Saint Lucian politician and former broadcaster.
Philomen Nicholas, also known as Eldica, was born in the small village of Dauphin (Laborne, Monchy), on 23 October 1914. Having spent the majority of her life in Grande-Rivière, Gros-Islet, she outlived her two children. Her great-granddaughter, Christa St. Ange, noted that although her great-grandmother never received a formal education, she cherished the few days she spent attending adult literacy classes at night. She worked primarily in agriculture throughout her life, helping support her family.
Faith has always played a central role in her life. At the age of 110, she had nine grandchildren, more than 25 great-grandchildren, and a growing number of great-great-grandchildren.
Her age remains unvalidated by LongeviQuest. To date, no supercentenarian born and/or deceased in Saint Lucia has been fully documented and validated.
LongeviQuest extends warm congratulations to Philomen Nicholas on her 112th birthday.