Marie A. Joseph

passed away on October 27,2026, at a care facility following a period of illness. Born on May 18, 1937, in

the vibrant city Port-au- Prince , Haiti, Marie's journey was marked by love, resilience,

and a deep commitment to her family and faith.

Marie was the beloved daughter of the late Marie Amelie Exilus and Eximile Lapeine. She shared a

profound bond with her late husband , Luc Andre Joseph, and her sister Jacqueline Jean Paul, who predeceased her.

Their memories remained a source of strength and inspiration throughout her life.

With a heart full of love, Marie is survived by her devoted son , Emile Lapeine and his wife. She was the

proud grandmother to three cherished grandchildren : Angie, Marvin and wife Vanessa ,Marlon and wife Annie.

And the adoring great-grandmother to Gyselle and Louis Lopez, Elijah Turner and Neo Lapeine.

Her legacy of kindness and warmth continues through her nieces Marie Guylene and spouse, goddaughter and niece Florance ,

her nephew Galy and their families.Her step-daughter Gladys Joseph, actually in Florida. Her courageous step niece who never

give up on her Chantal A.Bernard and families. And last but not least Michelle A. Montherville aka Mimine and families.

Marie dedicated many years of her life to her work , initially as a diligent worker at Economy Color, before moving on to contribute

her skills to Howard Press Company. Her colleagues remember her as a dedicated and hard working individual who always had

a kind word and a ready smile.

A pillar of her community , Marie was an active and cherished member of the Assembly Church of God in Roselle, New Jersey.

Her faith was a guiding light, not only in her own life but in the lives of all those who were fortunate enough to know her.

A service to honor Marie's remarkable life will be held on November 7, 2026, at 9:00 o'clock in the morning.

Her family invites all who knew her to come together in remembrance and celebration of a life well -lived.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly suggests that donation be made to her long life member of her church.,

First Haitian Church of God of Roselle , reflecting Marie's generous spirit and lifelong commitment to helping others.

The family extends their deepest gratitude to the compassionate staff at Roosevelt Care Center in Old Bridge, New Jersey ,

for their unwavering care and support during Marie's final days. As they hold her memory close , they share this heartfelt message :

"Forever in our heart. "