Jean Antonio Luc

Jean Antonio Luc was born on April 15, 1957, in the commune Dame Marie, Section-5 localized in Ti Rivye, Department Grand Anse, Haiti. Jean Antonio was a cultivator, fisherman, a man of great discipline who respected everyone, a great collaborator and advisor. Antonio Luc was born to Mr. Icellio Luc (deceased) and Ms. Antasta Volontaire (deceased). He had seven siblings: Ms. Lijanska Luc, Ms. Marie Luc, Ms. Dieunette Guerrier (deceased), Ms. Agousta Guerrier (deceased), Ms. Kleli Federick, Mr. Dieuprevu Guerrier (deceased) and Mr. Estenio Abraham. In 1978, he met and started dating Ms. Marie Veleine Descardes. The following year they welcomed their first child, a boy they named Kimpes Luc. From 1979 -1990 they had five additional children, all boys: Maradona Luc, Eder Luc, Johny Luc, Kevin Luc and Norbens Luc. In 1992, Jean Antonio Luc migrated from Haiti to Miami, FL leaving his family behind in Haiti. He was determined to reunite his family and worked hard to achieve this goal. He worked as a landscaper and dishwasher in order to send money back to his family with plans to bring them to the U.S. In 2001, after almost 10 years of being apart from his family and gaining his permanent legal status in the U. S. he returned to Haiti to marry the love of his life Ms. Marie Veleine Descardes. When Jean Antonio returned to the U.S., he continued his mission to reunite his family on American soil. In 2002, five of his six son joined him in Miami, FL. Eight years later in 2010, his wife joined him and finally in 2012, his first born joined the family in Miami, FL actualizing Jean Antonio’s dream of bringing his family together. In 1999, while working on his goal to gain legal status in the U.S. and reuniting his family Jean Antonio was diagnosed with diabetes that eventually led to End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). He endured many grueling and painful years of dialysis. He suffered from his illness, for over 25 years. He sadly took his last breath on Wednesday, September 27, 2023, at his home at the age of 66. Jean Antonio was a great symbol and the patriarch of his family and for the community he lived in. He will be forever missed. Jean Antonio Luc is survived by his loving and devoted wife Mrs. Marie Veleine Luc; his sons: Kimpes Luc, Maradona Luc, Eder Luc, Johny Luc, Kevin Luc and Norbens Luc; his six daughters in-law: Marie Florence Luc, Yolande Luc, Kerlin Luc, Farrah Luc, Ivonie Luc and Nadege Luc; his eleven grandchildren: Jennigaelle Luc, Kinderline Luc, Kimby Luc, Moranika Luc, Jephter Luc, Calvin S. Luc, Laurent R. Luc, Maddison K. Luc, Adreanna N. Luc, Laurryn G. Luc and Jakeem A. Luc, and a host of other family and friends. May his soul rest in peace.

Jean Antonio Luc

April 15, 1957 - September 27, 2023

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