Mizpah Tertullien

Mizpah Tertullien (1930 - 2015) was a psychologist and senator of

the Bahamas. Mizpah Tertullien

Tertullien grew up on Ragged Island and graduated from the state

high school.[1] She ran as the Progressive Liberal Party in 1972
(losing to Sir Roland Symonette. She subsequently served as a
senator for ten years.[1]

She died on 29 May 2015, receiving a state funeral at St. Francis

Xavier Cathedral, West Hill.[2] The Prime Minister Perry Christie
said she "contributed significantly to the development of the modern
Bahamas in a variety of spheres", praising her political activism and
career in law and media.[1]

Works 3rd female and former senator of

the Bahamas
“Psychologically speaking: attitudes and cultural patterns Personal details
in the Bahamas”
Born 1930
“Old Stories and Riddles (Bahamiana culturama).”[3]
Ragged Island
Died 29th May 2015 at
References
Political Progressive Liberal
1. "Former Senator Mizpah Tertullien laid to rest" (http://www. party Party (PLP)
tribune242.com/news/2015/may/29/former-senator-mizpah Spouse(s) Egbert
-tertullien-laid-rest/?templates=mobile). tribune242.com.
Retrieved 12 February 2018. Children Adopted Daughter:
2. "Mizpah Tertullien Obituary" (http://www.legacy.com/obitua Alice Tertullien
ries/thenassauguardian/obituary.aspx?n=Mizpah-Tertullien
&pid=174948942&referrer=0&preview=True). legacy.com. Retrieved 12 February 2018.
3. "PLP's Betrayal of the Movement for Equality" (http://www.bahamapundit.com/2012/12/plps-be
trayal-of-the-movement-for-equality-.html). www.bahamapundit.com. Retrieved 12 February
2018.

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