Arthur Pierre

Arthur Pierre, 87, died at his residency in Cranston, RI on July 8, 2020. He was born on October 4, 1932 in Hinche, Haiti, married to Marie. A. St Preux in 1958, went to the military. He traveled to the United State of America in 1986, his first residency was in New York at one of his sister’s house. he lived there for a while then moved to RI where his other little sister also lived. He worked as a dishwasher for many years, he brought his lovely wife from Haiti a couple of years after and then he got all of his children and grandchildren here in America so we could get a better life.

He lived a beautiful life surrounded by his wife and kids. Herna Pierre, Roger Pierre, Beatrice Pierre, Jean Rony Pierre, Helene Pierre, his grandchildren Tierry Pierre Mixouca Pierre, Sandra Borgard, Saika Pierre, Rolando Pierre, Kevin Pierre, Pushy Pierre, Rondy Pierre, Deuve Pierre, his great granddaughters Kathurtia and Carla borgard, and finally his lovely nephews who always come by to see him Valcourt and Fernand Pierre.

He was a loving husband, a devoted and caring father, there is no other father like him he did everything you could possibly think of for his family, he never got tired, never complained of anything, always there for his family whenever we needed him he loved all of his children unconditionally.

At his church he was everyone’s dad and uncle, Ephese has lost a good father. We were blessed to have you with us and be part of our lives, you had nothing but love in your heart for everyone, you were an exemplary father, a loving and exceptional husband, an awesome friend, great listener and the best at telling jokes, an excellent human being to everyone you never needed a hand.

The lord almighty has called your name I guess he needs more than we need you here with us on earth but who are we to question the Lord decisions, although it is heartbreaking and very sad knowing that we’ll never see your face and your big smile again, you won’t tell us jokes anymore or be there for us is a very hard pill to swallow but we don’t have a choice, but to accept the facts that your gone forever. (Bon Dieu bay li pran nou konnen ou lakay ak papa w, paskle nou kwe ou chita sou kote dwat li ou te travay pou sa papa).

You will be greatly missed, but never forgotten May You Rest In Peace.

WE LOVE YOU DAD.

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