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Former Chairman of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) and the Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Fire and Life Insurance Company (GTM), Harold Davis, died “peacefully” in his sleep early yesterday morning at his city home.Davis,Brett Favre Falcons Jersey UK, 88, had not been well after suffering a stroke,Cheap NHL Jerseys, his wife, Mayleen said yesterday. He had difficulty breathing when the couple retired to bed around 11pm on Tuesday, she added.Harold DavisSpeaking from her New Market Street home yesterday,Wholesale China Jerseys, Mrs. Davis said she checked on him about two hours later and realized that he passed away. She said his death was quiet and peaceful.Davis began his career as a teacher at the Rosignol Government School. He came to Georgetown in 1947 and taught at the Trinity and Bedford Methodist Schools. He left teaching to pursue studies at the Ohio State University, obtaining a BSC (Bachelors) in Social Administration and later, a Masters Degree in Sociology.He returned to Guyana in 1958 and joined Bookers Sugar Estate the following year as the Personnel Manager, working at Skeldon. He was later transferred to Georgetown, taking up a position as the company’s Education and Training Officer.According to Mrs. Davis,Cheap NFL Jerseys, her husband became Chairman of the company when it was nationalized and rebranded GuySuCo on May 26,Wholesale Jerseys 2017, 1976. He also served as Chairman of the Sugar Association of the Caribbean (SAC) from 1980 to 1990, as well as the Chairman of the Consultative Association of Guyana Industries Limited (CAGI).He was a member of the Council of the University of Guyana (UG), and in 1991 he became Pro- Chancellor and a member of the Board of Governors,Authentic MLB Jerseys Online, serving for 13 years. Davis was also the Chairman of Demerara Woods.Davis was also recognized for his experience and became a Director of GTM for some time and later as Chairman up to the time that he became ill and retired.Mrs. Davis spoke fondly of her husband, remembering how hard he would work for his church, the Trinity Methodist Church. “He was a man of God,” she said, asserting how passionate he was in adult education and community development, with special interest in penology and criminology.“That’s why he was a member of the Advisory Committee of the Prerogative of Mercy of the Georgetown Prisons for 12 years.”The couple married in 1951, celebrating their 62nd wedding anniversary on August 11. Together, they had five children, eight grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.