Bert Tucker

On May 18, 2014 at the Venezuela Embassy in Belmopan a tribute to honor the work and character of Bert Tucker was held. It was given by Yoel Pérez Marcano, Ambassador of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to Belize. The Ambassador from Venezuela described Bert Tucker as "a visionary, revolutionist, and a man who dedicated his life to fight against colonialism". A hall in the Venezuela Embassy in Belmopan was dedicated to honor Bert Tucker. Mr. Vernon Cord, a lifelong friend of Bert Tucker spoke at the tribute off his character as "passion for change, progressive thinking and empowerment of the less fortunate".

The Commission for Reparation in Belize was started in 2013. It was initiated by Bert Tucker.

Tucker's lifelong work was for the advancement and development of the human race. He worked in many troubled spots across the world, especially in Africa and in the Caribbean. For three decades he worked for over fourteen countries. He acted as a consultant for Liberia, Namibia, Grenada, and Zimbabwe. He worked in Jamaica during the Michael Manley years. He worked for the United Nations in the 80s in sustainable development. He worked with Ghanaian President, Jerry Rawlings in the 1970s and 1980s.

He has well documented his experiences as a student at University of the West Indies in the 60s and 70s in the article Jamaican Vibrations - Rocking Steady to Reggae. This article articulates the early days of Reggae, University of West Indies student movement, the rise of Michael Manley, a peoples' mass movement, Abeng Movement, and the People's National Party. As Jamaica confronted injustices and poverty. The article is a poetic expression of Jamaican history during the 1960s, and Tucker's experience. He documents what was called the 'Rodney Riots', when Walter Rodney a professor of African history and a Black Power Movement advocate was banned from returning to his position as professor at the University of the West Indies (Mona campus).

Adalbert Alexander Tucker (1944–2014) was a Belizean diplomat and politician. He was the Ambassador for Foreign Trade in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in 2008. He is best known for his community ecological activism for the Belize River Valley Development Program (BELRIV).