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Roberto Osborne
The National Sports Commission (NSC) has expressed profound sorrow over the unexpected passing of Roberto Osborne, Vice President of the Guyana National Dominoes Federation. His death is a significant loss, not only to the sport of dominoes but also to the broader sporting community.
Reports indicate that Osborne passed away unexpectedly after retiring for the night on Monday and was found unresponsive the following day, an event that sent shockwaves throughout the dominoes community and beyond. He was a respected figure, known for his long-standing dedication to the local dominoes scene, where he held various key roles at both the national and Georgetown levels. His passion and commitment greatly contributed to strengthening the sport’s framework and fostering unity among players and administrators.
Director of Sport Steve Nincalle remarked on the profound impact of Osborne’s contributions, emphasising that his loss extends beyond administrative functions. He described Osborne as a devoted servant of the sport who tirelessly worked for its advancement. Nincalle extended heartfelt condolences to Osborne’s family, friends, and the dominoes community, affirming solidarity during this difficult time. The NSC noted that Osborne’s legacy will live on through the many players and officials he mentored, serving as a lasting reminder of the essential role administrators play in the development of Guyana’s sports.