Harold Jean

Affectionately known as Chacho and Gino, Harold Jean was born on December 9, 1978, in Nassau, Bahamas, to Lydia Jean and Orel Simon. Raised in Miami, Florida, Harold attended Horace Mann Middle School and graduated from Miami Edison Senior High in 1996.

Harold worked at the 1 Hotel in South Beach, where his warm spirit and infectious humor touched countless lives. Known for his resilience, wit, and bravery, he was a caring father and a beacon of light to his children, friends, and family.

With his unwavering positive attitude, Harold faced life's challenges with patience and humor, always finding a way to smile and laugh. When discouraged, he turned to God, his kids, and friends for strength. He cherished every moment spent with his children, whether watching football games, exploring the Arts gallery, or enjoying meals together.

Parties were Harold's thing, and he loved celebrating life with those around him. Family was everything, His friends were dear to him, and he valued their companionship.

Harold is preceded in death by his parents, Lydia Jean and Orel Simon.

He leaves to cherish his precious memories:

· Children: Jeremiah Mekhi Jean and Harold Nehemiah Jean

· The mother of his children: Silvita Thervil

· Godmother: Selucie Francois and her children, Celaine and Jason Francois

· Sisters and Brothers: Myrlene Gilles, Sephora Jadotte, Salimy Simon, Snyder Jean and wife Falicie Dirosier, Evince Gilles, Nelsenn Simon

· Nieces and Nephews: Myrdgine Julien, Walenska Julien, Sage Jean, Stevens Chavannes, Kara Arty, Ohmari Jean, Kairha Gilles, Marly Gilles, Staelens Gilles, Sarah and Travis Lindor

· Cousins: Monique and Cleonis Paul, Edwige and Landie, Jolette

· Cherished Friends: (Kidd) Andrew Carry, (Money) Jimmy Carry, (Sco) Stevenson Dorval

· Extended Family: Marlene Gracia, Westmorland Lafortune, Jean-Rene Arty, Moise Lindor

Harold's legacy will live on through the countless lives he touched with his zany sense of humor, compassion, and unwavering optimism. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

Rest in peace, Chacho aka Gino.