Experience Turks and has been plunged into mourning following a traffic accident which claimed the life of Reggie Dickenson of its Grand Turk Office.
Dickenson, who worked as the Grand Turk Customer Service Representative, died from a collision in the Bight, Providenciales early Saturday.
Initial police reports stated that shortly after 4 am., the Police Control Room received a report of a motor vehicle accident along the Lower Bight Road, Providenciales. Emergency Medical Technicians and officers of the RTCIPF responded.
Upon arrival at the scene, officers noticed the driver was trapped inside a white Honda Fit. The victim was subsequently transported to the Cheshire Hall Medical Centre, where he later succumbed to injuries.
Experience Turks and Caicos – the marketing arm of the local tourism industry – said Dickenson’s death shocked the entity.
“It is with deep regret that Experience Turks and Caicos confirms the passing of Mr. Reggie Dickenson, one of our employees who worked in the Grand Turk office. Mr Dickenson passed away on Saturday, June 22nd following a vehicular accident in Providenciales. We extend our condolences to his family, friends and colleagues,” a statement from Experience Turks and Caicos said.
The entity described him as a passionate, vivacious and animated person.
“Mr. Dickenson was a former employee at them Turks and Caicos Islands Tourist Board who transitioned to Experience Turks and Caicos in 2023. He worked as the Grand Turk Customer Service Representative alongside Ms. Kadeisha Forbes, a role he took seriously as he greeted visitors to the Cruise Centre, interacted with them and ensured they had the relevant information they needed to enjoy their stay on island.
“Mr. Dickenson was known for his unwavering positivity and team spirit, always eager to contribute his opinions and ideas. He last participated in a Customer Service Training session with his colleagues on June 10 th in Providenciales where he invoked laughter with his witty remarks,” the news release added.
Minister of Tourism, Hon Josephine Connolly expressed her sadness upon receipt of the news of Dickenson’s passing.
“Reggie was a passionate son of the soil of Grand Turk. I last saw him at our celebrations for Salt Cay Day where he was thoroughly enjoying himself. This is devastating news. Reggie would certainly be missed, and I would like to extend my condolences to his family and loved ones. May he rest in Eternal Peace,” the Minister Connolly said.
Alvin Hegner, Co-Chair of Experience Turks and Caicos also expressed his condolences.
“Reggie will definitely be missed. He had a larger-than-life personality, always jovial and a positive. His energy was infectious, and his loss will certainly create a void that would be difficult to replace. From the board and staff of Experience Turks and Caicos, I would like to extend my condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. May he Rest in Peace,” Hegner said.
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