Former BVIPA MD Vincent V. O’Neal passes
- Mr O’Neal, a former Chief Immigration Officer, was 69 years of age
Former Managing Director of the BVI Ports Authority (BVIPA) and retired civil servant Mr Vincent V. O’Neal passed away on January 20, 2022, at aged 69. Photo: VINO/File
According to family members, Mr O’Neal died earlier today, January 20, 2022, after a period of illness.
He was 69 years of age.
Mr O’Neal served as Managing Director of the BVI Ports Authority from August 2006 to July 2012.
The Virgin Islander was also Chief Immigration Officer from 1997 through 2004.
Mr O’Neal held a number of supervisory positions in the private and public sectors in the Virgin Islands and the United States.
He was the brother of Permanent Secretary in the Premier’s Office, Dr Carolyn O’Neal-Morton.
The Management and Staff of Virgin Islands News Online extend condolences to the family and friends of the late Vincent V. O’Neal.
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25 Responses to “Former BVIPA MD Vincent V. O’Neal passes”
May He give the needed strength to bear the grief that came with the lost of their love, that has been a father, a husband, servant of the people of the British Virgin in various positions of interest over many. Rest in peace my brother.
the mindset in virgin islands is far different and seek to dwell on simply stuff such the speech from the thrown(when will it end !!!!)
meanwhile in the year 2022 and those who born here and those that reside here driving in pure darkness on public highways: some of us still have no applicable running water: sewage issues and that list goes(the focus is petty issues
Mr Vincent O'Neal much thanks for your meaningful contribution(the 60 years and older generation have/had a far different mindset of these islands
Your judgement day shall come along too !
Indeed he was a good man he helped as much people he could help even though sometimes it was not possible , let this man Rest In Peace what type of person you are to be saying such things , you are as low as possible , he was very humbled and I pray that his soul rests in peace.