Jamaican Journalist Barbara Gloudon Husband: Barbara Gloudon is heartbroken because her spouse died recently. Barbara and her husband, Ancile Gloudon, had a long marriage.
Barbara Gloudon is an Afro-Jamaican journalist, author, playwright, and theatre chair. After thirty years of anchoring a radio talk show, Gloudon became the chair of the LTM.
She has had a long career as a journalist, receiving two Seprod Awards from the Jamaican Press Association and being named an officer in the Order of Distinction.
Gloudon was made a fellow of the Institute of Jamaica in 2012 after receiving the Order of Jamaica in 1992. He has received numerous awards and achievements.
Jamaican Journalist Barbara Gloudon Husband: Who Is He? Death Cause
Jamaican journalist, Barbara Gloudon was living together with her husband, Ancile Gloudon until he passed away.
Gloudon, who was 89 years old, died on Saturday. After experiencing low oxygen levels, he was brought to the hospital. Ancile is best known for being the husband of Barbara, a Jamaican playwright, and broadcaster.
Veteran journalist and radio broadcaster Barbara Gloudon, has died.
Mrs Gloudon passed away last night in hospital, days after her husband, Ancile Gloudon.
"Mom's gone looking for her husband," her daughter Anya said.
More details soon. #GLNRToday pic.twitter.com/wQE20UGIEJ
— Jamaica Gleaner (@JamaicaGleaner) May 12, 2022
Gloudon, a Trinidadian, is a former performer, former president of the orchid society in town, and a long-time member of Andrews Memorial SDA Church.
Murray told The Gleaner that his death came as a shock to him and that he is still grieving. Adrian Johnson, the head pastor of Andrews Memorial SDA, praised Gloudon as “a father amongst us.”
He was also a dedicated Seventh-day Adventist and a long-time musician at Andrews Memorial Church. He was also lauded for his role as a mentor to many people.
Was Barbara Gloudon Ever Married?
Yes, Barbara Gloudon was a married woman and had a wonderful family with her husband.
Ancile is now survived by his wife, Barbara. Barbara and Ancile were also parents to their three children, two daughters named Lisa and Anya and a son named Jason.
Barbara’s husband was a committed pianist who never missed a chance to play at night services and would occasionally wear the hats of Sabbath school instructor and preacher.
Veteran Broadcaster, former RJR Hotline Host Barbara Gloudon died last night. Her death comes just days after her husband. pic.twitter.com/BSYgU177Ke
— Kirk Abrahams (@AbrahamsKirk) May 12, 2022
Gloudon moved to Kingston permanently after being unable to find work in Trinidad, where he worked as a chemistry teacher at Wolmer’s Boys’ School.
How Old Is Barbara Gloudon Age? Explored
Barbara Gloudon has unfortunately died at the age of 86-87 years old according to her Wikipedia profile.
Barbara was born to Doris and Vivian M. Goodison in Malvern, Saint Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica. Goodison grew up in a middle-class family where her father worked as a chauffeur and mechanic.
#UPDATE: Veteran Journalist, author and playwright, Barbara Gloudon, is dead.
Mrs. Gloudon died last night in hospital. pic.twitter.com/HAgXjnHCdB
— Abka Fitz-Henley (@AbkaFitzHenley) May 12, 2022
Gloudon took part in theatrical shows and studied theater with Jean Watson in high school.
Gloudon attended St. George’s Elementary School and moved on to St Andrew High School for Girls in Kingston, as well as the University of Iowa, where she completed an international literary studies program.
Barbara Gloudon Net Worth So Far
Barbara Gloudon’s net wealth is largely due to her work as a journalist.
Journalism, printing arts, and media wages in Jamaica range from 68,317.00 JMD (lowest income) to 174,835.00 JMD (highest income) (maximum salary). Salaries for various job positions may fluctuate significantly.
The average journalist salary in Jamaica is $3770493 a year, or $1813 per hour. This will most likely be the whole salary for the month, including bonuses.
Barbara had worked as a journalist for a long time and must have amassed a large enough net worth to live comfortably.
