Dieufils Isaac was born on October 14, 1950. On June 14, 2023, Dieufils Isaac peacefully departed this life. Louez l’eternel! Can il est beu de cebres notre dieu. Can il est doux, il est bienseant de le louer l’eternel rebatit Jerusalem. Il rassemble les exiles d’israel, il guerit ceux opui ont le Coeur brise. Et il panse leurs blessures il compte le nombre des etroils, il leur donne oi touts des noms. Notre Seigneur est grand puissant par sa force. Il abaise les mechants jusopu a terre. Chantez a l’eternel avec actions de graces is no poor and no rich.

My husband had a surgery on April 1, 2022. They refused to let me stay with him. At the hospital that day after the surgery, I can’t see him at the hospital. I brought him home and he got sick again. Rescue was called to take him back to the hospital. Now everyone stopped me to see him. He was then sent to Fort Pierce Health Care. After five months, the staff refused me to see him. He passed away in the hospital.

Left to cherish his memories are his precious wife; his children: Islande Isaac, James Isaac, Devon Isaac, Jason B. Isaac, Wilienne Isaac, Rosino Isaac, Ivan Isaac, Dero Isaac, Minouche Isaac; grandchildren: Miche Isaac, Mizaelle Isaac, Myrlande Edmond, Isma McLaughin, Carmene Joseph, Mikendine Alcin, Yvsika Isaac, Aiden Alcidere, Nashama Isaac, Pierre Metelus, Nefthalie Metelus, Rebecca Metelus, Mandochee Metelus, Tatiana Isaac, Debbie Isaac, Justin Isaac, Ryan Isaac, Isaiah Isaac, Cassansha Isaac, Kevon Isaac, Deanna Isaac, Deandra Isaac, Kristiana Isaac, Peter Isaac, Kesen Isaac, Rihanon Isaac, Davens Isaac, Wood, Mike Isaac, Onaica Isaac; great grandchild; and a host of other family members and sorrowing friends.

Public visitation for Dieufils Isaac will take place on Saturday, July 8, 2023 from 9:00am-10:00am which willbe followed by his funeral service beginning at 10:00am all taking place at First Haitian Church of the Nazarene in Fort Pierce, FL. Burial will follow in White City Cemetery.

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