#TheBahamas – Issued April 5, 2020 — Ministry of Health wishes to join with people across the archipelago of The Bahamas in extending heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Dr. Judson Frazier Eneas. To his wife Marcheta and their three children, our prayers, thoughts and comfort are with you during and after this difficult time of mourning.
As a veteran healthcare specialist, Dr.
Judson Eneas was one of the many frontline personnel engaged in trying to treat
and protect the citizens of this nation. After testing positive with the
coronavirus, COVID-19, on 1st April, 2020, and battling the illness
in hospital, regrettably this morning, Sunday 5th April, Dr. Judson
Eneas passed away. His passing marks the 5th death in the
country related to COVID-19.
Dr. Judson Frazier Eneas was a seasoned
doctor and renowned nephrologist. He studied and worked diligently to
obtain a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Medical Degree. Training internationally
in Internal Medicine and Nephrology, in 1986 Dr. Eneas returned home and
established the Dialysis Services at Doctors Hospital. He is also the
founder and Medical Director of RenalMed Associates Medical Center. Dr.
Eneas was a caring, dedicated and compassionate person and member of the
medical community.
Dr. Judson Eneas was also a pioneer in
society. Along with many other accomplishments, in 1992 he founded The
Gentlemen’s Club, a preparatory organization established to promote the growth
and advancement of young men. This organization has assisted
hundreds of young men with scholarships, training and personal
enrichment. Dr. Judson Eneas was also a member of the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity.
Dr.
Judson Eneas was a God-fearing man. His love for God and Christ molded the
compassion and kindness he showed to his patients and their families. His
legacy will be remembered for generations as his unforgettable work and character
are woven into the fabric of this nation.
May his soul rest in peace.
Press Release from The Bahamas Ministry of Health