Achelis Saint-Louis

Achelis Saint-Louis age 72 years of #57 Key West Street, South passed 
away at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Friday, March 22, 2013.

He was born at St-Louis-du-Nord, Haiti on Wednesday, April 10, 1940. 
He was also know to other as "Joe", trying to seek a better way of life and 
help his family, he migrated to Nassau in 1962.

On appearing in Nassau he loved to take pictures and ride his bicycle through 
the streets. He later found employment with Brokell Construction Company, 
were he was a mason. After work for a number years, he finally retired in 2010.

Joe was a hard worker and excel in many things that he did. He loved to enjoy 
himself; he was peaceful loving to those who came around him.

In February 2013 he was diagnosed with heart problem and having fluid in his 
stomach. Joe never like the hospital, so it was a task to carry him. On Tuesday, 
March 19, 2013 he took worst and was admitted to the Princess Margaret Hospital. 
After numerous of heart attacks, they revived him and on Friday, March 22, 2013 
at 9:56 he went and met his maker.

Achelis is preceded in death by his:
Father: Assclom Saint-Louis;
Mother: Ismela Lexcius;

The Radiance of this "Diamond of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of his:
One Son: E-Yelle Saint-Louis;
One Daughter:  Rose Francois;
Two Grandsons: Austin and Ryan St. Jules;
Two Granddaughters: Joann and Joerika St. Jules;
One Brother: Sainvil Saint-Louis;
One Sister: Mazizi Saint-Louis;
Two Adopted Sons: Dare Miller Sr. and Arnold Philips;
Five: Nephews;
Eight: Nieces;
One Son-in-law: Joey St. Jules;
One Brother-in-law: Zizi;
One Sister-in-law: Yolene Saint-Louis;
Other loving family and friends including: Joanne and Augustine Francois, Louis St. Fort, 
Sylvia Musgrove, Yorika Butler, Orilien Joseph, Ms. King, Joanes, Antonio, Emma Reckley, 
Sheila Stuart, Roy, Jabbar, Short Man, Andrew, Suzie, Tony, Freddie, Mia, Brokell Construction, 
Pierre Paul Olry, Marc Benson Gervre, Claude Henry Toussaint, Raymonvil Vincker, 
Vilson Saint-Jules and their families.
Special thanks to: Kimberly Miller, Donna Green, Willamae Duncombe, Jeanette Symonette, 
Nurses and Staff Accident and Emergency Department and Intensive Care Unit of the Princess 
Margaret Hospital, Doctor John Richardson and the entire Key West Street family.