Julius Timothy, a distinguished businessman and founding member of Dominica’s United Workers Party (UWP), has passed away, as reported by Dominica News Online. Timothy’s legacy is deeply intertwined with the political and economic fabric of Dominica. He served as the deputy leader of the UWP from its inception until 2005 and held the pivotal role of Minister of Finance, Industry, and Planning from 1995 to 2000. Additionally, he was Deputy Prime Minister during the UWP administration. In a significant political shift, Timothy joined the Labour Party in 2006, marking a new chapter in his career. Beyond politics, Timothy was a former president of the Dominica Association of Industry and Commerce and the Managing Director of A.C. Shillingford & Co Ltd, where he rose from an accountant to the top executive position. He also represented the Roseau North constituency as a Member of Parliament, leaving an indelible mark on public service. Dominica News Online extends heartfelt condolences to Timothy’s family, friends, and all who admired his contributions.