Immacula Auguste's Obituary
Immacula Auguste was born in Limonade, Haiti on May 5, 1941 to parents Esau Vincent and Emelaide Seraphin. Esau and Emelaide had five children. Wilmere, Volvick, Louisse-Mary, Immacula, and Mary-Josette. Immacula was the fourth child. She is survived by her brother Volvick Vincent, her son Paul Emmanuel Auguste, her step daughter Yanick Torchon, and grandchildren Zachary Auguste, Zoey Auguste, Rachel, Naomie Torchon, Jonathan Torchon, and Matthew Torchon, Volvick, Immacula, Louise Mary. Mary Jossete. Wilmere, nephews, nieces, and cousins; Fritz Tanis, Flocey Jean, Jeniflor Tanis, Dani Saint-Juste, Rita Vincent, Elaina Vincent, Lucienne Vincent. Josette Vincent, Loulou Jean, Wouseline Jean, Ermione Pericles, Gorgette Werleigh Dargust, Nicole Pluviose and numerous others in Haiti, the United States, and Canada.
On February 10th 1968 she married Paul "Polidor" Auguste. Between 1968 and 1982, Immacula would try unsuccessfully to have children. She lost 10 babies (including a set of twins) through miscarriage, stillbirths, and premature births one after the other. But she put her faith in Jehovah with the goal in mind to have a child until her prayers were answered.
Immacula was a bold, passionate, strong willed, and loving woman who gave herself to God as one of Jehovah's Witnesses when she was baptized on March 25th, 1975. In Haiti she was a French teacher until she and her husband moved to the United states. She worked as a business owner, a CNA, and a homemaker, but the two things she enjoyed doing more than anything was service Jehovah, and being a mother.
She had a fire that was undeniable, and she used it to touch the hearts of everyone around her in one way or another. She's someone who is unforgettable and will be dearly missed until the time she'll be reunited with loved ones, for she is forever in Jehovah's memory"
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