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We announce the death of Phillip Guiste better known as Bimbo age 69 of Plaisance, La Plaine who resided at Bena Ravine, Canefield. He died on Friday 31st May 2024 at the DCFH.
He is survived by 9 children: Diana Guiste-Scotland, Elisa Guiste-Matthew, Sharon, Jeanette, Pearl, Jacqueline, Jonathan and Anthony Guiste, Karen Guiste-Charles
Adopted daughter: Natasha Ettienne
Grandchildren: Diandra, Keishuna, Dante, Dicquan, Cleo, Jessica, Janice, Melissa, Omari, Melisa, Marques, Amnisha, Joshua, Rachel, Emilio, Ashley, Jacquanne, Karen, Aiden, Leah, Sajani, Kimberly, Kellyanna, Kiera, Blake, Shantianie, Shanellia, Shaylia, Lynette
4 adopted grandchildren, Alexina, Alexis and Damian, Gerryl
2 great-grandchildren: Kyomi and Kateleah
Significant Other: Nathalie John
2 brothers: Lionel and Simon Guiste
2 sisters: Veronica Graham, Lucy Guiste-Barry
Nephews: Derrick, Elvis, Randolph, Gravney, Dennis, Royer Allan, Sylvain, Nicola, Ronald, Luxmore
Nieces: Sandra, Ursula, Stephanie, Amanda, Mago, Janet, Noreen, Sylvia, Linda, Melinda Nadine
Grandnieces and nephews including: Maeve and Majid Peltier, Lisa, Megan, Jean-Yves, Serena, Jevaughn, Stephan, Nardia, Khaedan, Ernest,
Sons-in-law: Kervin Scotland, Mervin Matthew, Sonjeh Charles
Sister-in-law: Marianne Guiste
Brother-in-law: Stephan Robert
Close friends and family: Blossom McPherson, Eslie Laronde, Nicholas Jno-Baptiste, Heather and Jennifer Germain, Shade Peters, Neville Bellot, Mr. and Mrs. Bleau, Shand and Antonia and their families, The Guiste families in Laplaine, Delices and Petite Savanne, the Beaupierre, Laronde and Jno Baptiste families in Laplaine, the community of Canefield, the Cancer Society, Nurses and Doctors of Oncology and Casualty Departments and Alford Ward and Hon. Cassani Laville.
The body of the late Phillip Guiste better known as Bimbo will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing at 1:30pm at the St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church in Canefield on Tuesday, 25th June 2024. Funeral Mass begins at 2:00pm followed by interment at the Mahaut Burial Ground.
We announce the death of Phillip Guiste better known as Bimbo age 69 of Plaisance, La Plaine who resided at Bena Ravine, Canefield. He died on Friday 31st May 2024 at the DCFH.
He is survived by 9 children: Diana Guiste-Scotland, Elisa Guiste-Matthew, Sharon, Jeanette, Pearl, Jacqueline, Jonathan and Anthony Guiste, Karen Guiste-Charles
Adopted daughter: Natasha Ettienne
Grandchildren: Diandra, Keishuna, Dante, Dicquan, Cleo, Jessica, Janice, Melissa, Omari, Melisa, Marques, Amnisha, Joshua, Rachel, Emilio, Ashley, Jacquanne, Karen, Aiden, Leah, Sajani, Kimberly, Kellyanna, Kiera, Blake, Shantianie, Shanellia, Shaylia, Lynette
4 adopted grandchildren, Alexina, Alexis and Damian, Gerryl
2 great-grandchildren: Kyomi and Kateleah
Significant Other: Nathalie John
2 brothers: Lionel and Simon Guiste
2 sisters: Veronica Graham, Lucy Guiste-Barry
Nephews: Derrick, Elvis, Randolph, Gravney, Dennis, Royer Allan, Sylvain, Nicola, Ronald, Luxmore
Nieces: Sandra, Ursula, Stephanie, Amanda, Mago, Janet, Noreen, Sylvia, Linda, Melinda Nadine
Grandnieces and nephews including: Maeve and Majid Peltier, Lisa, Megan, Jean-Yves, Serena, Jevaughn, Stephan, Nardia, Khaedan, Ernest,
Sons-in-law: Kervin Scotland, Mervin Matthew, Sonjeh Charles
Sister-in-law: Marianne Guiste
Brother-in-law: Stephan Robert
Close friends and family: Blossom McPherson, Eslie Laronde, Nicholas Jno-Baptiste, Heather and Jennifer Germain, Shade Peters, Neville Bellot, Mr. and Mrs. Bleau, Shand and Antonia and their families, The Guiste families in Laplaine, Delices and Petite Savanne, the Beaupierre, Laronde and Jno Baptiste families in Laplaine, the community of Canefield, the Cancer Society, Nurses and Doctors of Oncology and Casualty Departments and Alford Ward and Hon. Cassani Laville.
The body of the late Phillip Guiste better known as Bimbo will be transported from Lyndhurst Funeral Home for viewing at 1:30pm at the St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church in Canefield on Tuesday, 25th June 2024. Funeral Mass begins at 2:00pm followed by interment at the Mahaut Burial Ground.
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