Kester Imbert Erysthee, who served as a goalkeeper on the St Lucia National Football team, is being remembered by the St Lucia Football Association (SLFA) as a committed, outstanding and influential sportsman.
Erysthee, of Vieux Fort, passed away on June 7, 2013 at the South Miami Hospital in Miami, Florida. He was 37.
In a condolence message, the SLFA said that the former goalkeeper was “one with whom most of the players enjoyed a positive relationship”. He had served on the national team for several years and was selected after outstanding performances while representing the Roots Alley and Fort South Teams, the SLFA said.
Erysthee had played alongside players such as Earl Jean, Bolo Flavius, Baba Lastic, Elijah Joseph, Alvin Xavier, Titus Elva, Andy Jn.Baptiste T-Loy, among others.
He was also the captain of both the Roots Alley and Vieux Fort teams for some time.
“The St. Lucia Football Association mourns his loss and on behalf of the football fraternity we extend our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Kester Erysthee.”
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RIP bro we will miss u, we had many sibling battles on da field whether it was cricket or football, u were more than my brother u welcomed me into the national football team.
A total shock!!!!Rest in peace and I hope that Lord strenghens your family during this tough time.
I will always remember you for your tasteful dishes and great sense of humour R.I.P. Kester Gone to soon.
very polite young man..rip kester
Rest in perfect peace!
R.I.P ,BRO,WE HAD SOME GOOD TIMES TOGETHER.MANY ATIMES YOU BAIL OUR TEAM OUT WITH YOUR SAVES.YOU WILL SURELY BE MISS.
Gone much too soon Kester. Surely, you will be missed. RIP my friend.
I did not know the young man but from what I have read he was a very nice person. There is a saying "COWARDS DIE MANY BEFORE THEIR DEATHS BUT THE VALIANT TASTES DEATH BUT ONCE" My heartfelt condolences go out to his family.
RIPP Kester we from bruce-ville will remember u for all da music u played and all da shout outs u sent our way on ur mic.. gone too soon
RIP BRO
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