Louicile Pamphile

Louise Pamphile was born in Meyotte Petion-Ville, Haiti, to parents Inosa Ganthier and Jerome Pamphile. The youngest of five children, she shared a special bond with her twin brother, Moise, and grew up with her beloved siblings Jeremie, Martha, and Carmen, in a home rich in love and strong values. From a young age, Louise stood out for her kindness and resilience, traits that would become the foundation of her remarkable life. She attended Les Soeurs Salesiennes in Haiti, where a faith-based education nurtured her spirit and strengthened her devotion to the Catholic faith. Her faith was a constant source of strength, guiding her in times of joy and hardship alike. In 1957, Louise welcomed her greatest blessing, her only son, Gilbert Pamphile, delivered by a midwife named Sara in their home in Petion-Ville. Though unmarried, she bravely took on the challenges of raising him alone, pouring her heart into motherhood with grace and determination. As a single mother, she exemplified resilience, and her deep love for Gilbert shone brightly in everything she did. While working at Caisse Populaire de Petion-Ville, Louise managed to provide a stable and nurturing home for her son, embodying what it meant to be both a mother and a role model. In 1980, when her son married Marie-Lourdes Etienne, Louise found in her daughter-in-law a true companion. The two shared a bond that blossomed over the years, becoming inseparable. In 1987, Louise moved to the United States, where she found her calling as a caretaker for children. Over nearly three decades, she cared for infants and young children, dedicating her life to shaping and nurturing young minds. She had a special gift for caring, and it became clear to all who knew her that this was her life’s mission. Despite her long hours, Louise also ran a loving household, always ensuring her grandson Chopin had a warm and nurturing environment to grow up in. Tragedy struck in 1999 when Louise lost her only son, Gilbert, in Haiti. Though her heart broke, her spirit endured, and she took on the role of guiding and supporting her grandchildren, assisting her daughter-in-law in raising them with love and wisdom. For her grandchildren—Chopin, Marie-Gilberte, Gilda, and Gilnou— Louise was a living example of strength and selfless devotion. Cooking was one of Louise’s greatest joys, and her kitchen was the heart of the home. Her warmth was as constant as the aroma of delicious meals that welcomed family and friends. Every visitor left her home nourished not just with food but with love and kindness. Through her actions, she taught her family what true love and dedication looked like, leaving a legacy of grace, compassion, and generosity. Louise Pamphile passed away peacefully on October 20, 2024, surrounded by family who loved her dearly. She is survived by her cherished grandchildren, Chopin, Marie-Gilberte, Gilda, and Gilnou, as well as her great-grandchildren Kiara Johnson, Kiara Medina, Gilberte Pamphile, Thais Moise, and Naami Kumar, and her great-great-grandchildren Yoella-Rose Medina and Lemuel David Medina. Louise’s life was a testament to the power of faith, family, and love. To say she will be missed is an understatement; her memory will remain forever in the hearts of all who knew her. She leaves behind a legacy of kindness, resilience, and warmth, and her spirit will live on through the love she instilled in her family.

Louicile Pamphile

August 20, 1932 - October 20, 2024

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