Beaugene "BoBo" Timothee

Obituary For Beaugene "BoBo" Timothee

Mr. Beaugene Timothee was born in Cayone Latorte, Haiti and raised in Saint Louis, Haiti during the time of his childhood. Beaugene received his education in Haiti where he resided until he moving to Nassau, Bahamas in 1978 for a year. After spending time with his family, he took a big step by transitioning to United States in 1979.

Beaugene was a resident of Fort Pierce, FL for 42 years. Beaugene worked very to take his family. Beaugene had an open heart for everybody. Beaugene enjoyed transporting, meeting people, grilling, and playing casino.

Beaugene was preceded in death by his parents, Philocles Timothee and Terilia Cherilus; brothers, Philia Timothee, Brave Timothee, Mon Fort Timothee, Victor Frances; sisters, Francilia Timothee and Jeanette Timothee.

Beaugene leaves to cherish his memories his loving children, Bodelet Timothee of Fort Pierce, FL, Sophia(Mackly)Fontil of Port Saint Lucie, FL, Lorvena Timothee, Londi Lacroix, John Wesley Timothee all of Haiti, and Femis Timothee of Fort Pierce, FL; stepchildren, Fara Toussaint, Markenson Allume, Taisha Mareus, Kavlin Mareus, Mellisa Jean-Baptiste, Hakeem Jean-Baptiste, and Fida Marcelus all of Tampa, FL; brothers, Vitaltine Timothee and Philogene Timothee both of Fort Pierce, FL, Joiemene Abraham; sister, Idalia Timothee Menard of Miami, FL; grandchildren, Bodelet Mercus, Semaria Timothee, Arrielle Fontil, Mackly Fontil, Jr., D’Ajah Timothee, Jaedan Timothee, Gladys Jean-Baptiste, Roselyn Jean-Baptiste, Frantz(Marie)Jean-Baptiste, Marie R. Jean-Hilaire; special friend, Anita Jean-Hilary, godchildren, Soranda Louis, Geline Augustine, John Ilory, best friends, TiLuc, Felix, Marie Ninon Pierre, Rolande Lazarre, and a host of nieces, nephews, other family members, and sorrowing friends who will miss him dearly.

Public visitation for Beaugene Timothee will take place on Friday, August 13, 2021 from 4:00pm-7:00pm at Stone Brothers Funeral Home in Fort Pierce, FL. A Celebration of his Life will convene on Saturday, April 14, 2021 at First Haitian Church of the Nazarene in Fort Pierce beginning at 11:00am. Burial will immediately follow in White City Cemetery.

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