List of Saint Lucians

Dr Kenny Anthony, Prime Minister of St Lucia Darren Sammy, International cricketer

This is a list of people from Saint Lucia in the eastern Caribbean.

## A

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* Makeba Alcide (born 1990) – athlete, born in Castries[1]
* Julien Alfred (born 2001) – athlete
* Pamela Alfred (born 1978) – international cricketer[2]
* Kenny Davis Anthony (born 1951) – Prime Minister of St Lucia, born in Laborie
* Joyce Auguste – musician and leader of The Hewanorra Voices
* Marie Grace Augustin (1897–1996) – businesswoman[3]

## B

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* Michelle Baptiste (born 1977) – Olympic long jumper, born in St Lucia
* Danielle Beaubrun (born 1990) – Olympic swimmer, born in St Lucia[4]
* Kevin Bertin also known as Monét X Change (born 1990) – drag queen, RuPaul's Drag Race Season 10 contestant and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars winner
* Chris Boucher (born 1993) – NBA basketball player, born in Castries
* Rufus George Bousquet (born 1958) – politician, cabinet minister, born in St Lucia
* Winston Branch (born 1947) – artist, living in California, born in Castries[5]
* Desmond Brathwaite (died 2022) – politician and government minister[6]

## C

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* Ignatius Cadette (born 1957) – international cricketer, born in Castries[7]
* Neville Cenac (born 1939) – Foreign Minister of St Lucia, born in Soufriere
* Winston Francis Cenac (1925–2004) – Prime Minister of St Lucia, born in Soufriere
* George Frederick Lawrence Charles (1916–2004) – Chief Minister of St Lucia
* Johnson Charles (born 1989) – international cricketer, born in Castries[8]
* Ryan Charles (born 1986) – St Lucian, British based boxer, mother born in St Lucia[9]
* Allen Michael Chastanet (born 1960) – Prime Minister of Saint Lucia
* Sir Frederick Joseph Clarke (1912–1980) – St Lucia’s first native governor (1967–1973)[10]
* Sir John George Melvin Compton (1925–2007) – Chief Minister of St Lucia, born St Vincent and the Grenadines but raised in St Lucia
* Petrus Compton – politician and government minister

## D

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* Stephen Dantes (born 1982) – poet and novelist, born in Saltibus, Choiseul[11]
* Suzie Agnes-Ida d'Auvergne (1942–2014) – High Court judge[12]
* Nicole David – soca musician
* Sir Justin Louis Devaux (1884–1943) – lawyer and colonial Chief Justice[13]

## E

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* Darvin Edwards (born 1986) – high jumper, St Lucian record holder, born in Castries[14]
* Craig Walt Emmanuel (born 1986) – international cricketer, born in St Lucia[15]
* Edmund Estephane (born 1968) – politician, cabinet minister[16]
* Erma-Gene Evans (born 1984) – javelin thrower, born in Castries[17]
* Nathalie Emmanuel (born 1989) – actress, born in England [18]

## F

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* Verena Marcelle Felicien (born 1964) – women's Test cricketer, born in Castries[19]
* Alvin La Feuille (born 1978) – international cricketer[20]
* Felix Finisterre – politician
* Sir Vincent Floissac (1928–2010) – lawyer and judge, born in St Lucia
* Sarah Lucy Flood-Beaubrun (born 1969) – politician and government minister,[21] born in Desruisseaux
* Emile Ford (born Michael Emile Telford Miller) (born 1937) – singer and musician (Emile Ford and the Checkmates), born in Castries, raised in the Bahamas[22]
* Claudius James Francis (born 1959) – politician
* Hunter J. Francois (1924–2014) – politician and government minister[23]
* Walter Francois – politician
* Richard Frederick (born 1965) – lawyer, politician and government minister, born in Micoud[24]

## G

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* Louis Bertrand George (1950–2014) – politician and government minister[25]

## H

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* Cornelius Cyprian Henry (born 1956) – international cricketer (for Canada), born in St Lucia[26]
* Sherri Malaika Ayesha Henry (born 1982) – Olympic swimmer, born in St Lucia[27]
* Ronald "Boo" Hinkson – jazz guitarist, born in St Lucia[28]
* Emma Hippolyte – OBE, politician
* Kendel Hippolyte (born 1952) – poet and playwright, born in St Lucia[29]
* Julian Robert Hunte (born 1940) – politician, foreign minister, born in Castries[30]

## J

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* Arsene Vigil James (1944) – politician, born in Desruisseaux[31][32]
* Earl Jude Jean (born 1971) – professional footballer, St Lucian international, born in St Lucia
* Ignatius Jean – politician
* Teddyson John – musician, born in Castries[33]
* Velon Leo John (born 1942) – politician
* Sonia M. Johnny (born 1953) – permanent member of the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States, first woman ambassador to the United States
* Dominic Laurence Johnson (born 1975) – Olympic pole vaulter, multiple St Lucian record holder[34]
* Ezechiel Joseph – politician
* Guy Joseph (born 1966) – politician
* Zepherinus Joseph (born 1975) – middle and long distance runner, St Lucian multiple record holder, born in Mon Repos[35]
* Peter Josie – former politician, born in Vieux Fort
* Didacus Jules (born c.1957) – educator[36]

## K

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* Jane King (born 1952) – poet, born in Castries[37]
* Stephenson King (born 1958) – Prime Minister of St Lucia, born in Castries

## L

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* Cyprian Lansiquot – lawyer and politician
* Cecil Lay – politician
* Vernetta Lesforis (born 1975) – Olympic sprinter, born in St Lucia
* Alderman Rowe Nicholas Lesmond (born 1978) – international cricketer, born in St Lucia[38]
* Allen Montgomery Lewis (1909–1993) – Governor-General of St Lucia, born in Castries[39]
* Vaughan Allen Lewis (born 1940) – Prime Minister of St Lucia[40]
* Sir William Arthur Lewis (1915–1991) – economist, Nobel Prize for Economics in 1979, born in Castries
* Sir Allan Fitzgerald Laurent Louisy (1916–2011) – Prime Minister of St Lucia, born in Labourie
* Dame Pearlette Louisy (born 1946) – Governor General of St Lucia, born in Laborie
* Vladimir Lucien (born 1988) – writer, critic and actor[41]

## M

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* William George Mallet (1923–2010) – Deputy Prime Minister, Governor-General, born Panama and raised in St Lucia[42]
* Gabriel Malzaire (born 1957) – clergyman, Bishop of Roseau, Dominica and Archbishop-elect of Castries, born in Mon Repos[43]
* Joseph Marcell (born 1948) – actor (played Geoffrey the butler in The Fresh Prince of Bel Air), born in St Lucia but moved to England at nine years of age[44]
* Mario Michel (born 1960) – lawyer, high court judge and politician, government minister[45]
* Monét X Change (born 1990) – drag queen and contestant on RuPaul's Drag Race
* Keith Mondesir (born 1948) – politician and government minister, born in Castries
* Peter Lenard Montoute (born 1962) – politician and government minister, born in Gros Islet[46]

## N

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* Marcus Neill Nicholas (born 1966) – politician

## O

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* George Odlum (1934–2003) – Deputy Prime Minister of St Lucia, born in Castries

## P

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* Jamie Peterkin (born 1982) – Olympic swimmer, born in Castries[47]
* Philip Joseph Pierre (born 1954) – Prime Minister of Saint Lucia
* Michael Pilgrim (born 1947) – Acting Prime Minister of St Lucia
* Alain Providence (born 1976) – football manager, ex St Lucia national football team manager
* Dalton Polius (born 1991) – first class cricketer

## R

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* Menissa Rambally (born 1976) – politician and government minister
* Alvina Reynolds – politician and government Minister for Health, Wellness, Human Services and Gender Relations [48]
* Gale Tracy Christiane Rigobert – politician,[49] born in Micoud[50]
* Lennard Riviere – MP and Attorney-General, from Soufriere
* Ives Heraldine Rock (1933–2012) – politician and government minister[51]

## S

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* Darren Julius Garvey Sammy (born 1983) – international test cricketer, born in Dugard, Micoud[52]
* Jonel Scott (born 1992) – played in ESPN Rise High School National Basketball Game 2011 [53]
* Dame Marie Selipha Descartes, DBE, BEM (1914–2010) – folk singer, known as Sesenne, born in Malgretoute, Micoud[54]
* Anthony Bryan Severin (born 1955) – Ambassador to the United Nations[55]
* Aimran Simmons – musician and pan player
* Joseph Solomon (died 1995) – executed murderer
* Levern Donaline Spencer (born 1984) – high jumper, born in Castries[56]
* Clement Springer – musician and folklorist
* Hilary Stewart (1924-2014) writer and illustrator on the first nations people of northern Canada[57]

## T

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* Isidore Philip Tisson (1985–2010) – international footballer, shot in New York[58]

## W

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* Derek Alton Walcott (1930–2017) – poet and playwright, Nobel Prizewinner 1992, born in Castries[59]
* Roderick Walcott (1930–2000) – dramatist, twin brother of Derek Alton Walcott, born in Castries
* Rick Wayne (born Learie Carasco) (born 1938) – bodybuilder, publisher and talk-show host, born in St Lucia[60]
* Boswell Williams (1926–2014) – politician, Governor General, born in St Lucia
* David R. Williams (born 1954) – Harvard University public health sociologist
* Marius Wilson – politician
* Trix Worrell (born 1960) – writer and director, born in St Lucia[61]

## X

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* Llewellyn Xavier, OBE (born 1945) – artist, born in St Lucia[62]

## Y

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* Marland Yarde (born 1992) – rugby union player who has played for the English national side, born in St Lucia

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