Gislene St Preux

Gislene St Preux was born on April 1st, 1948 in Cap-Haitian, Haiti to Teriche and Louisiana Heureuse Antenor. She fell in love and married her husband Augustin C. St Preux on June 9th, 1973. She is survived by her mother: Louisiana Heureuse Antenor, Her husband: Augustin C St. Preux, Her Three loving daughters: Esther St. Preux and her husband Fritz, Myrlene Theleus and her husband Fritzgerald, Carmelle Dragon and her husband Jimmevans. Her Five wonderful grandsons: Jeremiah Walder Jean, Thomas Nathaniel Jean, Tyler Micheal Jean, Nehemiah Evans Dragon, Caleb Alexander Dragon. Her Siblings: Annette Desamour and her husband Lysias, Josias Antenor and his wife Macelyne, Techler Antenor and his wife Marijo, Amina Cadet, Rony Antenor and his wife Roselène, Jezula Robert and her husband Emile, and Emanie Maurice and her husband Carmin. Her brothers and sisters in laws: Georgette St. Preux and family, Paul St. Preux and family, St. Juste St. Preux and family, Chavannes St. Preux and family, Normille St. Preux and family, Jacques St. Preux and family, Wilner St. Preux and family. She also leave behind a host of nephews, nieces, cousins and a host for wonderful and caring friends.

Ecclesiastes 7:1 says: “A good name is better than good oil, and the day of death is better than the day of birth.” She was a spiritual sister, a mother, a wife, a sister, and a friend. She has a good name in all those titles. Gislene St Preux was an example of the good. She died young but her memory will last forever in the people that knew her. Proverbs 31:28, 29 says: “Her children rise up and declare her happy, and her husband rise up and praises her. There are many capable women but you surpass them all.” Her children definitely will declare her happy and everyone else that had the pleasure to know her will say the same.

She has worked hard to help provide for her family and that work ethic has been passed down to her children. She worked hard for Jehovah God as well, as a matter of fact she was asking to go preaching on zoom while she was in the hospital. There is more that can be said about Gislene St Preux such as her laughter, her sarcasm, her cooking or specific memories that we may share but this one page of obituary will not do her justice. Instead let us celebrate her life, reminiscent of good times, mourn if you must, but hope that we will see her again in paradise.