Kerlene Civil

June 14, 1981 - August 20, 2020

Kerlene Civil was born on June 14, 1981 to the parentage of Jean Baptiste Civil and Madeleine Moimeme in Bombardopolis, Haiti. Kerlene was affectionately known as Keke by her friends and family. Kerlene came to America in 1991 to be with her father and stepmother Zuilite “MaJohn” who helped raise her and loved her as her own; and she attended Crystal Lake Middle School. Kerlene would go on to graduate from Blanche Ely High School in 1999. Kerlene was a loving person and enjoyed spending quality time with her family and friends. She met her husband, Giordany, while working on the turnpike to pay for her college classes at Broward Community College. Their love gave them three amazing children, Dalyla Alcinor born on March 22, 2005, Gabrialle Alcinor born on January 26, 2007 and Giordany Alcinor, Jr. born on March 4, 2013. Her children were her greatest gifts in life and she loved them beyond words. Kerlene would have loved to live into old age but God had another plan for her. On August 20, 2020 at approximately 4:00AM God called upon his angelic choir to sing her name and welcome her home where we are certain MaJohn was waiting to embrace her once again. Kerlene was a gem and will be missed forever. She leaves behind to mourn her memories: Her husband: Giordany Sr. Her children: Dalyla, Gabrialle, Giordany Jr. Her mother: Madieulene Moimem Her siblings: Johnson Sr (Tara), Wilco Sr (Lauzentina), Daniel Sr, Wilnise (Elmau) Nieces and nephews: Zi’Yale Civil, Zorion Civil, Wilco Civil Jr., Wayde Civil, Janay Civil, Jada Civil, Johnson Civil, Jr., Zara Thompson, Jeremiah Civil, Breyanna Civil, Daniel Civil Jr., Jabari Civil, Senora Jadotte, Makhy Laforete, Marven Laforete, Shesleigh Laforte Special friends: Wisenie, Kenya and Karlene Kerlene had two loving friends who stuck by her side in an EXCEPTIONAL way throughout her illness and it would be robbery to not say a special thank you to Delcina Destine and Sonya Florence. These two women took their time out to spend time and make Kerlene experience genuine friendship until her passing. Kerlene is also survived by a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and other relatives and friends.