Rose Marie Jeanlouis

Rose Marie Jean was born in Quartier Morin, a small community north of Cap-Haïtien, Haiti, in 1954. Driven by the desire for a better future, she made a life-changing decision to move to the United States in 1980. She migrated to the United States alongside her brothers, Gerad Jasmin and Seirge Jean Pierre, in pursuit of a better life and greater opportunities. She leaves behind her beloved siblings: Phenelus Jean, Irma Jean, Annette Jean, and Immacula Jean, her sister-in-law, Atagrace Jasmin, who will forever cherish her memory. And she leaves behind her beloved partner, Daniel Innocent, whose life was touched by her love, and who will forever carry her memory in his heart. She was preceded in death by her three youngest brothers, Julien Jean, Jean Baptiste Jean, and Wals Jean. She is now at peace, reunited in heaven with her beloved mother, father, and her three youngest brothers who preceded her in death—together again in a place of eternal rest. Not only for herself, but for her family as well, Rose Marie Jean lived a life rooted in love, sacrifice, and devotion. She was a hardworking and devoted woman who dedicated her life to providing for her loved ones while raising her four children with strength, love, and determination. She leaves behind her beloved children: Lynda Jean, Guerline Charles, Lesley Jean, and Manoucheka Jean, as well as her daughter-in-law, Natasha Jean, and her sons-in-law, Maxene Etienne and Marckenson Philistin. Rose Marie was also a proud and loving grandmother to Kevin Jean, Casey Jean, Matthew Etienne, Ashley Etienne, Sammy Saint Jean, Malik Etienne, Marianda Voltaire, Devin Pierre, and Briana Voltaire. She also leaves behind her beloved nieces and nephews, James Jasmin, Sherly Jean Pierre, Jean Baptiste Junior Jean, Rolyn Val, Joane Jasmin, Janny Jasmin, Joanita Jasmin, Eloise Laurin Jasmin, Justus Jasmin, John Jean, Ernest Jean, Mylande Jean, Jerry Jean, Ilande Christophe, Shanette Cialine Jean-Hilaire, Gregory Jean Pierre, Alainda Fleurival, Lyssandra Victor, and Anastasia Alexandra Emmanuel, who is also her niece and goddaughter, and will continue to cherish her memory and legacy Rose Marie was, and forever will be, the heart of her family. She found joy in cooking meals that brought everyone together. She loved listening to music and dancing with happiness and love. Her presence filled every room with warmth, and her love created lasting memories for all who knew her. Her wisdom, guidance, and the lessons she shared will forever remain near and dear to the hearts of those who loved her. Though she may no longer be with us physically, her spirit, her love, and her memories will continue to live on in the hearts of her family and friends—forever. With love and remembrance, The Family

Rose Marie Jeanlouis

July 10, 1954 - May 7, 2026