Inland Revenue Department and The UWI Global Campus Antigua & Barbuda mourn Rholanda Benjamin-Grant. They also pay tribute to her long public service career. As a result, her death has deeply affected colleagues and the wider community.

Benjamin-Grant died on March 18, 2026, at age 57. She served in the Civil Service since 1988. She started as a clerical assistant at the Inland Revenue Department.

Over time, she worked in several roles. These included junior clerk and senior clerk. She also worked as a revenue officer and assistant field auditor.

Later, she served as supervisor of data capture. She then became senior program monitoring officer. Therefore, her career showed steady progress and long service.

The Inland Revenue Department praised her work. It honoured her memory as a dedicated colleague. It also said she served faithfully in many roles.

In addition, the department highlighted her hard work. It remembered her kindness and strong presence. As a result, staff say she will be greatly missed.

Meanwhile, The UWI Global Campus Antigua & Barbuda shared its own tribute. It reflected on her life and contribution. It noted her impact on the academic community.

The institution said it celebrates her life and legacy. It said her energy left a strong impression on many people. Therefore, her passing has brought sadness across the campus.

In addition, the campus expressed sympathy to her family. It also praised her contribution to the community. Furthermore, it said she will be remembered with respect.

Both institutions called on the public to reflect on her life. UWI urged people to pause and honour her memory. As a result, many continue to recognise her service.

Overall, Benjamin-Grant is remembered for her public service. She is also remembered for her positive impact on others. In the end, her legacy remains strong in both institutions and the wider community.