The long awaited reuniting of members of the Thibaud community has been on the minds and in the hearts of persons both at home right here in Thibaud and abroad

Although the idea of a reunion was thought of for a long time, the transition from conception to implementation was originated in the summer of 2006 by Mayma Massicot after attending a wedding at the home of Pearl Canoville Douglas and saw so many people from Thibaud that she had not seen in several years she immediately communicated her ideas to the host and a few other people and proceeded to launch the website to get people involved. Once again, in October 2006 when Trevor Victor and John Bruney visited home the reunion idea was discussed and supported further by Paul Francois and Francess Royer. At that time others became involved and it was full steam ahead!!!

Such as (Preschool education sponsorship project, upgrading the Thibaud Multipurpose Community Center, Village expansion through the improvement of infrastructure)

The Sun reminds us that a new day is dawn.
The Bats have been part of our community for generations.
The winding road symbolizes the struggle we face as we journey into a brighter future.
Coconut trees and breadfruit leaves represent our farmers toil and our rich agricultural heritage.
The football and guitar depict the development of sports and culture in our community.
The book symbolizes the importance of education in Thibaud.

Railings on the Polinaire Bridge, house painting, house makeovers, elderly treatment, Christmas party for children, weed cutter and lawn mower, renaming streets with signs, fencing Hugh Fabien Park, health symposium

These are the committees that have been formed so far.

Thibaud Reunion 2008 Overview

Thibaud Reunion Launching

Satelite image of Thibaud

Our People

This lovely village is home to about 2,000 people from many walks of life including:
farmers, fishermen, teachers, architects, nurses, doctors, policemen, musicians, engineers, carpenters, masons, religious leaders, entrepreneurs, financial personnel.

The long awaited reuniting of members of the Thibaud community has been on the minds and in the hearts of persons both at home right here in Thibaud and abroad. However, Mayma Massicot, out of New York got the wheels churning in Thibaud and throughout the diaspora.

How it all started

Why the Reunion?

Designed by Trevor Victor
The Sun reminds us that a new day is dawn.
The Bats have been part of our community for generations.
The winding road symbolizes the struggle we face as we journey into a brighter future.
Coconut trees and breadfruit leaves represent our farmers toil and our rich agricultural heritage.
The football and guitar depict the development of sports and culture in our community.
The book symbolizes the importance of education in Thibaud.

More Committee Members

Where do we go from here?