Marie Anita Anesca

Life’s Reflections Obituary Marie C. Anita Anesca A mother’s love is the fuel that enables a normal human to do the impossible. You were our Prayer Warrior and taught us the importance of serving the Lord. On Thursday, February 28th, 2019 our mother took her final breath and moved to her eternal home. Marie C. Anita Anesca was born in Jacques Latitude to the union of Decius Anesca and Soise Noralus. With an adventurous heart she took a ride that landed her in the Bahamas where she began working as a seamstress. While there she give birth to seven children but she wanted a better life and opportunity for her family so she migrated to the United States of America. Marie was a hard worker and a women of strength. She gave her life to Christ and became an active member of the First Haitian Baptist Church of Pompano, pastored by Rev. Jacques Dumornay. She work diligently in the church and was a true servant of God and will always be remembered as a Prayer Warrior to her family. She prayed constantly for each of her grandkids, cousins, nieces, nephews and the youth of First Haitian Baptist Church of Pompano. Known by most as Sr. Anita/Sr. Anesca. She prayed for the pastors, their families and the entire congregation of First Haitian Baptist Church of Pompano. Marie was a devoted and loving mother, proud of her family and loved her grandkids with a passion. When speaking to the grandkids or her nieces and nephews on the phone she always ended the conversation with “I LOVE YOU”. Left to cherish her memories are her children: Janet Pierre, Geta Moltimer, Henriette Nortelus Stinfil, Alberta Etienne, Emmanuel Anesca, Jeffrey Anesca, Rosemond Mortimer, Ulrich Nortelus (deceased), Rosemarie Marx (deceased); brothers: Mevoilus Aneska, Acedieu Anesca and Jean Derrilus Anesca (deceased); sisters: Ilionise Anesca and Nercie Anesca; son-in-law: Clemax Moltimer; sister-in-law: Mrs. Mevoilus Aneska; daughters-in-law: Marie F. Anesca, Gina Anesca and Debbie Mombrun; grandchildren: Clayton I Moltimer, Nekita Moltimer, Chris M. Moltimer, Jonathan A. Moltimer, Jordan A. Moltimer, Ashley S. Anesca, Elizabeth B. Anesca, Danny Marrino Emmanuel Anesca, Phandie T Anesca, Maurenna Almonor, Evander Mortimer, Jr., Alexis Mortimer, Elton Seymoue, Paige Anesca, Ethan Anesca, Nicholas Marx and Adonis Anesca; great grandchildren: Nathan A. Smith and Fayth E. Almonor; nieces and nephews: Colette Joseph (Rev. Pastor St. Juste Jospeh), Myrland Anesca, Alite St. Vil, Rosalie Aneska (Jermaine Prezilan), Evans Aneska (Marissa Aneska) Smith Aneska (Meline Aneska), Ilionet Anesca, Lafontant Paul, Oralus Anesca, Ruben Anesca, Wilfred Anesca; great nieces and nephews: Dhieunise Joseph, Kensley Joseph, Lemec Joseph, Marc-Andy Jospeh, Dreanna Jospeh, Wedje Anesca, Wilken Anesca, Wilshany Anesca, Riben Anesca, Roben Anesca, Amare Rolle, Amaiya Rolle, Amiya Rolle, Jalea Presilan, Shania Forbes, Tristan Aneska, Navaeh Aneska, Amber Aneska, Nathaniel Aneska, and Ma’lachi Aneska and a host of cousins, relatives and friends including Francilia Nemorin and Family, Marie Almonor, Nicole Hayes, her 5:30am and Saturday Prayer Group and the entire First Haitian Baptist Church of Pompano Family.

Marie Anita Anesca

May 15, 1943 - February 28, 2019