23 July 2007 | The Royal Gazette

The public will have a say in how best to honour Dame Lois Browne Evans.

So far people have suggested a public holiday, special stamps or naming the proposed new court house after her.

Dame Lois died on May 29 and was laid to rest at the the Cathedral during a national holiday on June 6 - over 1,000 crammed into the church for the service.

Minister of Cultural Affairs Wayne Perinchief said the Government was now accepting suggestions on how best to commemorate her life and contributions to Bermuda. MORE! »