Vernon Tucker, a long‑time resident of Hamilton and a respected figure in Bermuda’s community, died on 12 March 2026 at the age of 78. The loss has been felt across the island, where Mr. Tucker was known for his dedication to local charities, his involvement with the Hamilton Rotary Club, and his active participation in the education sector.

A devoted husband and father, Mr. Tucker is survived by his wife, two adult children, and five grandchildren. His life was marked by a commitment to public service, having served on several municipal committees and volunteering at the local community centre for over three decades.

Friends and colleagues remember him as a person of integrity, always willing to lend a hand, whether it was organising a neighbourhood cleanup or mentoring young professionals. In a statement released by his family, they expressed gratitude for the support of the community during this difficult time and requested that donations to the Hamilton Food Bank be made in his memory.

The Royal Gazette will continue to honour Mr. Tucker’s memory with a full obituary and will share details of the funeral arrangements as they become available. His passing underscores the enduring impact that dedicated individuals have on the fabric of Bermuda’s society.