Wilma Mae Heath Nembhard was born in Middle Quarter's, St Elizabeth 64 years ago to parents Mazlin and Iceldia. She is the 2nd of eight children. As the oldest daughter, she assumed the responsibility from an early age in helping to nurture and aid in the growth and development of her younger siblings. Sis.  Wilma left St Elizabeth after leaving school for Kingston - where she resided up to the time of her death.

Sis. Wilma was invited to Pentecostal Tabernacle in the 1980s where she received the gift of the Holy Ghost one Mother's Day Service, she was then baptized in Jesus Name that same day. To God be the Glory!

Sis. Heath mothered 4 biological children, but have played a role in the growth and development of several neices who resided with her at various times over the years. She has always been supportive to her children and grandchildren - cooking, baking and assisting in areas such as Bible quiz, music department, boys scout, girls brigade, to name a few. This love for young people continued as she was employed at the YMCA - YDP where she worked with many young boys who needed a second chance academically. Today many of them have assumed their places in society and have credited her for not giving up on them.

Sis Heath served as an Usher at Pentecostal Tabernacle for over 20 years. She will be remembered as one who organized funeral transportation, etc., for the funerals of members who passed.