The Bahamas, Caribbean – Jacqueline Knowles, a self-employed businesswoman in The Bahamas, has died.
Knowles, a native of Long Island, was known throughout the Bahamian community for her compassionate leadership and commitment to excellence in her field.
She attended North Long Island High School and furthered her education at the Institute of Business and Commerce as well as the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI). Her academic path reflected her dedication to lifelong learning and building a future on her own terms.
As a self-employed professional, Jacqueline became a role model for young women in business. She was deeply admired for her ability to combine entrepreneurship with empathy, offering both services and mentorship to those who sought her guidance.
Friends and colleagues remember her as humble, grounded, and deeply faithful. “She built more than a business—she built people,” one community member said.
Jacqueline Knowles is remembered not only as a successful business owner but also as a beacon of resilience and compassion in The Bahamas. Her legacy endures through the lives she touched, the families she served, and the example she set for generations of aspiring entrepreneurs.
