The Grenada Football Association mourns the passing of former sporting icon Oswald Clovey of Victoria, St. Mark. Clovey made contributions to both football and cricket as a staunch defender in football and a fearless fast bowler in cricket. While he was feared on the field, he lived a simple life as a loving individual. The GFA President extends sincerest sympathy to Clovey's family, especially his wife and daughter, during this difficult time of bereavement. Grenada has lost a sporting hero, father, and icon with his passing.

1. P.O Box 326
St. George's, Grenada, West Indies
Physical Address: National Stadium, Queen's Park, St. George's, Grenada
GFA mourns the passing of a sporting icon
Tuesday 14th April, 2015-ST. GEORGE-It is with regret that the Grenada
Football Association received the sad news on the passing of a former sporting
icon, Oswald Clovey of Victoria, St. Mark.
We in the football fraternity know too well his contributions in both football and
cricket.
Clovey made his name as a staunch defender and a fearless fast bowler and though
on the field of play he was feared by many, he lived a simple life as a loving
individual.
As President of the Grenada Football Association, let me place on record our
sincerest sympathy to his family especially his wife and daughter, Oslyn Crosby
who also served as GFA's Marketing & Communication Officer for a short period.
On behalf of the entire Grenada sporting family and the Grenada Football
Association in particular, we extend best wishes to his family during their period of
bereavement.
Grenada has lost a sporting hero, father, family man and icon in the village of
Victoria. We will all miss him dearly.