Lydie Fleury-Charles

Le 2-Fevrie 1959, la dame Marie Prosper delivra au sueur Albert Francois a l’Hopital Immaculee Conception un enfant de sexe feminine qu’ils prenommerent Lydie. Le bebe grandit promptement et bientot 6 ans, sa mere la confia a l’Ecole Nationale Amelia Jean-Baptiste ou ellecouronna son cycle primaire(Juin 1972) Elle debuta le cycle secondaire a l’age de 13ans au lycee de sa ville natale mais c’est au lycee Jena Jacques Dessalines qu’elle couronna ses etudes secondaires. Appartenant a une failee monoparentale, les choses lui parurent bien difficiles apres l’etape du baccalaureat. Elle tenta sa chance dans le secretariat avec l’assistance de sat ante Chantale Maurice. Malheureusement cette carriere n’etait pas la sienne. Le 18 Decembre 1982 elle epousa le sueur Max Fleury-Charles et retourna a Port-de-Paix 2 ans plus tard accompagnant son mari,professeur a l’poque et qui allait combler un poste vaccant dans l’administration publique C’est la-bas a Port-de-Paix qu’elle commenca sa carrier dans le domaine de l’education.Elle fut nommee institutrice a l’ecole ou elle-meme avait fait ses etudes primaires. Elle y enseigna 19 ans durant et parcourut tous les echelons du cycle car chaque fois qu’il y avait un probleme de rendement scolaire au niveau d’une classe quelconque, Lydie etait la solution. Elle aimait les enfants et organisait chaque mois des activites recreatives pour ses eleves. Entre-temps naquit sa fille Rachel qu’elle cherissait beaucoup. Entrée aux Etats Unis en Juin2003 avec toute sa famille, elle recommence a travailler avec les enfants dans un centre de Day Care ou elle fournit ses services sur plus de 3 ans. De la une amie l’entraina au flee market Swap Shop; la, elle travailla jusqu’au mois de Decembre 2010. Elle se convertit dans la foi adventiste et se fit baptisee le 9 Juin2018 et prenait Plaisir a decouvrir les promesses de Dieu pour L’Humanite. Le 15 Decembre 2019 elle fut frappee par un “stroke” auquel elle resista hardiment. Apres 12 mois elle pouvait recommencer a fournir quelques petits services a la maison mais passait le clair de son temps a prier et a demander pardon a Dieu pour tous les peches commis dans sa vie et au Saint Esprit le don de rappel car elle entendait deposer toutes les iniquites de sa vie au pied de la croix. C’est a ce tournant de sa vie que la maladie la frappa une deuxieme fois pour l’enlever a l’affection de sa famille le Mercredi 22 Septembre 2021. En cette penible circonstance nous envoyons nos condoleances a son mari Max Fleury-Charles, a sa fille Rachel Fleury-Charles’ a sa fille adoptive Micheline Dieujuste, a sa maman Marie Prosper, a ses freres Jean-Claude Francois et famille, Paderne Francois et famille, Emmanuel Duperme et famille, Bernard Cineus et famille; a sa soeur Mirlene Jonquille et famille;a ses neuveux et nieces; aux grandes amis de la famillle Eddy Cius, Thelus Dauphin, Sr Anne Rose, Sr Icianie; condoleances a sa tante Chantale Maurice et famille; a ses cousines Francina Francois et famille, Ginette Francois. Nos condoleances s’en vont a tous les parents, amis, allies, freres et soeurs d’eglise affliges par cette perte. On February 2, 1959 Lady Marie Prosper delivered Albert Francois to sweat at the Hospital Immaculee Conception a female-sex child whom they named Lydia. The baby grew up quickly and soon 6 years old, his mother entrusted her to the Amelia Jean-Baptiste National School where she was running her primary school (June 1972) She began high school at the age of 13 at the high school in her hometown but it was at Jena Jacques Dessalines high school that she completed her secondary studies. Belonging to a single-parent failure, things seemed very difficult to him after the baccalaureate stage. She tried her luck in the secretariat with the assistance of sat ante Chantale Maurice. Unfortunately, this career was not hers. On December 18, 1982 she married sweat Max Fleury-Charles and returned to Port-de-Paix 2 years later accompanying her husband, a professor at the time and who was going to fill a vaccant position in the public administration It was there in Port-de-Paix that she began her career in the field of education. She was appointed a teacher at school where she herself had done her primary studies. She taught there for 19 years and went through all stages of the cycle because whenever there was a problem of academic performance at the level of any class, Lydie was the solution. She loved children and organized recreational activities for her students every month. Meanwhile, her daughter Rachel was born, whom she cherished a lot. Entering the United States in June 2003 with her whole family, she starts working with children in a Day Care center or she provides her services over more than 3 years. From the friend took her to the flee market Swap Shop; there, she worked until December 2010. She converted to the Adventist faith and was baptized on June 9, 2018 and took Pleasure in discovering God's promises for Humanity. On December 15, 2019, she was struck by a "stroke" to which she boldly resisted. After 12 months she could start providing some small services at home but spent the clear of her time praying and asking God for forgiveness for all the sins committed in her life and the Holy Spirit for the gift of reminder because she intended to place all the iniquities of her life at the foot of the cross. It was at this turn of her life that the illness struck her a second time to take her away from the affection of her family on Wednesday, September 22, 2021. On this painful occasion we send our condolences to her husband Max Fleury-Charles, her daughter Rachel Fleury-Charles' to her adoptive daughter Micheline Dieujuste, to her mother Marie Prosper, to her brothers Jean-Claude Francois and family, Paderne Francois and family, Emmanuel Duperme and family, Bernard Cineus and family; to her Our condolences go away to all relatives, friends, allies, brothers and sisters afflicted by this loss.

Lydie Fleury-Charles

February 2, 1959 - September 22, 2021