Major Errol Robateau, a revered figure in the Salvation Army and a prolific author, has died at the age of 80. Born in Mullins River in 1945, Major Robateau devoted over 40 years of his life to serving communities across the Caribbean and Central America. His roles spanned from pastor and administrator to Regional Commander of the Salvation Army in Belize, a position he held twice. His leadership was particularly pivotal in 2004 when the organization grappled with significant financial and administrative difficulties. Major Robateau also chronicled the Salvation Army’s legacy in Belize through his book, ‘The Salvation Army Celebrates Seventy-Five Years of Service in Belize.’ Despite his many achievements, his life was not without trials. In 2018, he survived a harrowing home invasion in Hattieville, an incident that captured national attention. Major Robateau’s life was a testament to faith, resilience, and an unyielding dedication to his community. His passing marks the end of an era for the Salvation Army and the countless lives he touched.