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  • Sweet Eustace June 6, 2010 at 4:46am
    never a dull moment, besides being a good player, and a well loved pannist, "sigthing" was a most lovable human being, allways jovial,and a real "saga boy" probably the best dressed pannist in the whole world, will miss this true, true soldier and friend
  • Andalcio [Andy] Lewis May 1, 2010 at 7:41pm
    Anyone who was present yesterday, would attest to the fact that it was a wonderful send off for Jeffery. I"m sure his spirit is pleased at the turn out and show of love and respect. It was always good to see you buddy, but it was always best, while changing trains in the subway after a long rough day at work, especially in the winter, to hear a little spiritual music being played on our country national instrument. It was always uplifting..Thank you again buddy. God Bless

    Andy Lewis
    DA Mas Productions.
  • Hilary Borneo April 30, 2010 at 6:02pm
    My condolences to Marlene and the family and friends of Sighting. We will never know all the lives he has touch with his music....and his love for Jesus...But he will be greatly missed.
    Borneo..
  • syncopators April 29, 2010 at 4:42pm
    The International Steelband Hall of Fame at www.tishof. pan-jumbie.com sends its condolences to Marlene and rest of the Antoine's family. I know he is in good hands in the ancestral steelband across the seas. I saw him for carnival on Nelson Street and he was jovial as usual. I shall miss his pan playing.
  • Imamu Baraka April 29, 2010 at 2:31am
    Our condolences goes out to Marlene and family from the members of the Crossfire Steel band Inc and we are there with you and family in prayers. The steel band world has lost a great one GOD BLESS.
  • Pepe Francis MBE April 28, 2010 at 8:00pm
    Please accept condoleences from all of us here at the Ebony Steel band and from me Pepe Francis on behalf of the British Association of Steel Bands.

    Pepe Francis.
  • syncopators April 28, 2010 at 8:56am
    My sincere condolences to Jeffery Antoine's family on his passing. The last time I saw Sighting was for carnival. We limed together on Nelson street every day. He was a boss panist. Panjumbies will surely miss him. He is now a panist for the ancestors.
  • Annette Greenidge Russell April 27, 2010 at 8:09pm
    My condolences go out to Marlene and the family. I will miss Jeffrey's charisma and style.The last time we met he spoke about the love for ' his woman, Marlene ' with pride. RIP Jeffrey, you will be missed.
  • Ian Franklin April 27, 2010 at 2:36pm
    Hello Marlene,
    Stay strong and accept Florida symphaties from Joan and I. Sighting always stayed on the hill by your mother whenever he was in Trinidad, even when he was there alone. He was not like the rest of
    "BOY ME IN GOIN UP DAY NAH" (lol)
    He was always the guy with a smile. I could see his moustache now. I told you that I called Swanky Pop's pan radio show in Trinidad, and he played a number of selections from Sighting's Gospel CD. A lot of people called into the radio show shareing the love, that was Jeffrey "Sightings" Antoine.
    Bass: Gunga Din, Tenor Bass: Panther, Guitar: Panka, Double Second: Buffy, Drums: Gill, Congas: Mickey, Iron: Crabby,
    Arranger: Bradley, Manager: Charlo, and now with Sighting on Tenor. What a band!
  • Eye4Pan April 26, 2010 at 10:34am
    Well boy Sighting ah probably ain't done cry for yuh so in de meantime Rest In Peace brother until we meet and greet again. Health and strength to his wife Marlene and family.
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