Veteran radio host and broadcaster Francois St Juste dies; cause of death and obituary

The unexpected passing of Francois St. Juste this morning brought tears to the eyes of his devoted followers, who are currently inconsolable.

Francois St. Juste, a well-known and respected figure in Jamaican public life, passed away earlier today. He was a radio personality. His tenure as general manager of Radio Jamaica, which spanned several years, earned him a prominent reputation.

The person who served as the source of inspiration and drive for the Jamaicans, a radio personality who won the affections of the country, has passed away. He or she is no longer with us in this life. Regardless of the circumstances, his blessings and legacy will live on in the hearts of the people.

His supporters, who have just begun to pay tribute to him, will always remember him for the next few days, and they will forever. His work and contributions have been invaluable to the station, and as a result, audiences have found they are more interested in what is being broadcast.

The reason for Francois St. Juste’s death, as well as his obituary and RIP have been made public

West Indies; University Hospital was the site of the untimely death of legendary radio personality Francois St. Juste. He was known to have suffered from a number of different illnesses before his death.

The late presenter breathed his last early Monday morning, leaving behind his loved ones and admirers. His obituary has not been published at this time. According to many accounts, Francis was battling an illness at the time of his death, and he eventually succumbed to it.

Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness took to Twitter to express his sincere condolences to the family and friends of veteran broadcaster Francois St. Juste after learning of his untimely death.

This morning Francois, who had been ill for some time, passed away.

In a similar vein, writer Ricardo Brooks wrote on Twitter: “Congratulations to @Paulaanneja and the entire @RadioJamaicaFM family on the passing of Francois St. Juste.”

Damion Mitchell, a Jamaican journalist, joined the tribute by saying: “So heartbroken to wake up to the terrible news of the death of broadcaster Francois St. Juste. His contribution was important because of his voice. In fact, was the primary spokesperson for the FAME organization. Condolences.”

He also served as a real motivation for a large number of well-known radio hosts and DJs. The station and the entire planet suffered a significant setback as a result of his passing.

During this time when everyone is paying their respects and thinking of him, PNP President Mark J. Golding also noted, “JA is saddened by the demise of legendary broadcaster and radio personality Francois St. Juste.:

“It was always a pleasure for me to listen to Francois on Fame FM because of the humor and joy he brought to the radio,” said the listener. He left an indelible mark on Jamaica’s media and we are grateful for that. We are also grateful for his life. Walk well!”

Meet Francois St. The late Juste woman, who was also an accomplished announcer, has passed away

When the experienced broadcaster François St. left, it turned out that he was still married to his wife. When it came to his family, he had always ensured that personal information was kept confidential.

However, he had spoken about his radio station colleague Paula-Anne Porter J during the celebration of Radio Jamaica’s 70th anniversary. The event took place in Jamaica.

He said: “Working with Paula was very easy as we have both worked together and formed professional and personal bonds from our time at Fame 95FM.”

Because we know each other and our respective personalities and ways of working well, it is not difficult for us to work well together as a group.

It appears that his family is currently choosing to grieve privately and protect their privacy. We are hopeful that his family will find the strength to deal with these difficult circumstances.

Is Francois St. Juste married or does he have children?

It is possible that Francois St. Juste has other people in his family. On the other hand, since he chose to live a quiet life, not much information about his family life has been made public.

His family and other loved ones, who are currently praying for his soul, were left in utter devastation by his unexpected death.

At the time of his death, Francois St. Juste had a net worth of approx

At the time of his death, Francois St. Juste is believed to have accumulated a net worth of more than a million dollars.

He was a well-known media personality who worked for many years as a voice actor and morning host for the show ‘Sunny Side Up’. The amount of Juste’s salary and other winnings are currently kept secret from the general public.

Meanwhile, a torrent of tributes has been sent across various social media platforms in response to the demise of the renowned broadcaster.

Twitter, a social media tool, was where Prime Minister Holness praised Francois for his work.

He claims that Mr. St. Juste brought joy to every room he entered and was very approachable and affectionate.

The Prime Minister made the additional comment that St. Juste was always professional and had a passion for what he was doing, which elevated his work to a level beyond a simple job.

Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness concluded his remarks by expressing his condolences to Mr St. Juste’s family and other loved ones.

And Olivia Grange, Jamaica’s Minister of Culture and Entertainment, stated that Mr. St. Juste has certainly made a name for himself in Jamaican radio broadcasting by being a common name among radio listeners across the island.

Minister Grange writes in her eulogy that “a booming voice from an excellent presenter has been silenced behind the microphone, but the echoes in memories will remain for a very long time.”

She expressed her condolences to Francois’s family, his relatives, the RJR Group and Paula Ann Porter, Francois’ partner in ‘Sunnyside Up’.

Francois St Juste Experience

President 2014-15

The Rotary Club of Kingston and District

the month of July 2014 to present

General manager

RJR Communication Group

Jun 2008 – Present 14 years 3 monthsJun 2008 – Present

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the programming of RJR94FM, FAME95FM and Hitz92FM; however, this list is not intended to be exhaustive. RJR Management and management of the record collection. management of productions and events, in their respective capacities. Managing more than a hundred different employees. The administration of the finances totals more than one and a half billion dollars a year. Product development, including but not limited to: recruitment of personnel and training of said personnel. Product development. It is important to maintain an open line of communication with your audience, as well as with your customers and superiors. Social media development.

MC for corporate banquets

Secret Resorts

Secrets Resorts2011 – 2015

FAME FM

Manager 1997 – 2008 11 years

You will be responsible for managing the station format relaunch and targeted marketing for the niche. Further development of the FAME Road Party Series. The Beginning of the FAME Island Party Series Creation of the FAME Entertainment Capitol. The cultivation of FAME’s social media platforms. Formation of the FAME Fraternity, as well as FAME FratChat and FAME FratGear. The creation and development of the FAME 6-page Concept Calendar Series 1998-2011. Simone Clarke Cooper was the one who came up with the idea of ​​Retroactive Wednesday, and I was the one who conceived and developed the idea of ​​Full House Friday (mentioned by Paula Anne Porter Jones). The production of the series Pan Caribbean Advice (in collaboration with Christopher Denny), A Moment With Wine (in collaboration with Debra Taylor) and Tech Time (with Carlette DeLeon). The creation of the series ‘Francois’ Facts and Trivia’ and its further development.

From 1991 to 1997 I was an Assistant Program Manager for a total of six years.

Help with the station’s programming and talent administration.

Francois St. Juste Education

The Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies

Physics major, obtained a Bachelor of Science degree (B.Sc.) from 1979 to 1984
Boys education at Wolmer’s School
1973-1979: Years teaching at Wolmer’s Boys School

The following are memorials to St. Juste:

Prime Minister Andrew Holness

This morning many Jamaicans, myself included, were overcome with grief when they heard the news of the passing of Francois St. Juste, a well-known radio and media personality cherished and highly regarded by many. Francois brought joy to every environment he entered and was an extremely sweet person.

Mark Golding, Leader of the Opposition in the United Kingdom

The news of the loss of legendary broadcasting and radio personality Francois St. Juste has left JA feeling devastated. Listening to Francois on Fame FM, with the humor and joy he brought to the air, was always something I looked forward to. He left an indelible mark on Jamaica’s media and we are grateful he was given the chance to live. Walk well!

Olivia Grange is the Minister for Culture, Gender Equality and Entertainment and Sport.

In no uncertain terms, Francois St. Juste rose to prominence in Jamaica’s radio broadcasting and became a household name among listeners across the island. We can’t help but think back to the beginnings of FM radio in Jamaica, when Francois was one of the announcers who helped put FAME FM on the map. He not only performed the duties expected of him, but was also responsible for the education of others. Francois’ versatility was further illustrated when he took on a management position later in his career. The booming voice of an experienced presenter behind the microphone is no longer audible, but the echoes he left in our memory will reverberate for quite some time.

Floyd Green is now the Minister without Portfolio in the Prime Minister’s Office.

What an absolutely magnificent specimen of the human race. Sincere condolences to his family and friends on the recent loss. Francois St. Juste, may you rest in peace at last.