Pansy Angela Harris (Nee Rennie) was born on 1st June 1955, Aeolus Valley in the Parish of St Thomas, Jamaica, She was the fourth child out of seven siblings Cecil, Caswell, Carmen, Michael, Robert and Josephine, born to Stanford and Verona Rennie. Her parents had travelled to the UK in 1956 and left her with maternal grandmother Alice Morgan, fondly known as salice (Sister Alice). Her older siblings Cecil, Caswell and Carmen came to the UK between 1964 - 1967, Leaving her with Salice. Caswell sent for her to come to the UK in the early 70's. Pansy would regularly say that she felt loved, safe, happy and well cared for by Salice, who was well known in the community for looking after people's children. Salice taught her many valuable life lessons which included cooking and was like a mother to her, sfe loved and respected Salice, to the point that she named her daughter, Alison after her. Whilst at school, she met her childhood sweetheart, & father to her children, Gladstone George Harris aKa Perr, who she later married in 1976 in Jamaica. They later divorced in the 1990's. Perr sadly passed away on 7th November 2003. Pansy came to the UK in 1971 aged sixteen, to join her siblings and parents and lived in the family home at 26 Kimberley Read, in Stockwell The family then moved to Portland Road, South Norwood. Pansy and Perr lived there for a short while, before purchasing their first home together, in December 1978 She also kept in regular contact with her other cousins from the Rennie side of family, Sylvia, Shirley and Millie. She was very supportive and loving towards her family, especially her uncle Locksley, she never left him out. Pansy loved all things Jamaican and desired to have a home there so she could travel between the two countries and leave a legacy/inheritance for her children and grandchildren. She also wanted to support the community and Aeolus Valley Primary school. On coming to the UK she went to Brixton College and once finished, started working for Williams and Glyns Bank for roughly two years. On leaving she secured a job with Barclays Bank where she worked for nineteen years.