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Oxley remembered as devoted to sports and community - Barbados Today

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By Morissa Lindsay Patrick ‘Pat De Dog’ Oxley, a man who was deemed as the greatest second division setter Barbados has ever seen, was remembered as a devoted father to his son Akeel and a lover of sports, music, entertainment and the community. Therefore, it was no surprise that the late Oxley who lost his […]

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