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Leonide Lefevre

November 15, 1997 -April 24, 2024

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Date: Friday May 3, 2024

Time: 3:00pm-6:00pm

Prayer Service at 3:30pm

Location: Landmark Funeral Home

4200 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood FL 33021

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Leonide, Beloved Sister and friend

Miss Leonide “Sarah” Lefevre died unexpectedly in North Miami on April 24th 2024 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida at the age of 25.

Sarah is survived by Yclomene Lucien and Jean Luckner Lefevre in Haiti, Vernet Veyana, Jean Lucknor Lefevre, Jean Eddy Lefevre, Daniel Lefevre in Haiti, Junior Lefevre in France, Jean Marc Lefevre and Will Theard in the USA.

Sarah was born on November 15th of 1997 in carrefour, Port-au-Prince to Yclomene Lucien and Jean Luckner Lefevre. she graduated from High School in 2019 in Haiti. After moving to Florida, Sarah began working for Amazon as a warehouse packer. Her family remember her as a cherished daughter, sister, and friend who encouraged them to pursue their goals, Sarah brought warmth, love and joy to all who knew her.

Sarah was a person of remarkable kindness and generosity. Her gen spirit touched the lives of everyone she encountered. She has a passion for dancing, singing, and her enthusiasm was contagious. Whether she was spending time with family, pursuing her passions, or lending a helping hand to those in need. Sarah approached life with unwavering compassion and grace.

On April 7th, Sarah gather in a video call with her mother and siblings to celebrate her mom's birthday, a last memorable day for the loves one. Though her time with us was far too short, Sarah leaves behind a legacy of love and compassion that will continue to inspire us all. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.

A memorial service to celebrate the life of Sarah will be held on April 3rd at Landmark Funeral Home-4200 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood Fl. All are welcomed to attend and celebrate Sarah’s life. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to her mother in Haiti. May Sarah's memory be a blessing, and may we find solace in the cherished moments we shared with her.

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Leonide, sœur et amie bien-aimée

Mlle Leonide « Sarah » Lefevre est décédée inopinément à North Miami le 24 avril 2024 à Fort Lauderdale, Floride à l'âge de 25 ans.

Sarah laisse dans le deuil Yclomene Lucien et Jean Luckner Lefevre en Haïti, Vernet Veyana, Jean Lucknor Lefevre, Jean Eddy Lefevre, Daniel Lefevre en Haïti, Junior Lefevre en France, Jean Marc Lefevre et Will Theard aux Etats-Unis.

Sarah est née le 15 novembre 1997 à Carrefour, Port-au-Prince, de Yclomene Lucien et Jean Luckner Lefevre. Elle a obtenu son diplôme d'études secondaires en 2019 en Haïti. Après avoir déménagé en Floride, Sarah a commencé à travailler pour Amazon en tant qu'emballeur dans un entrepôt. Sa famille se souvient d'elle comme d'une fille chérie, d'une sœur et d'une amie qui les encourageait à poursuivre leurs objectifs. Sarah apportait chaleur, amour et joie à tous ceux qui la connaissaient.

Sarah était d'une gentillesse et d'une générosité remarquables. Son esprit génial touchait la vie de tous ceux qu'elle rencontrait. Elle était passionnée de danse et de chant, et son enthousiasme était contagieux. Qu'elle passe du temps avec sa famille, qu'elle s'adonne à ses passions ou qu'elle tende la main à ceux qui en ont besoin, Sarah abordait la vie avec une détermination inébranlable. Sarah abordait la vie avec une compassion et une grâce inébranlables.

Le 7 avril, Sarah a passé un appel vidéo avec sa mère et ses frères et sœurs pour célébrer l'anniversaire de sa mère, un dernier jour mémorable pour l'être aimé. Bien que son séjour parmi nous ait été bien trop court, Sarah laisse derrière elle un héritage d'amour et de compassion qui continuera à nous inspirer tous. Elle manquera profondément à sa famille, à ses amis et à tous ceux qui ont eu le privilège de la connaître.

Un service commémoratif pour célébrer la vie de Sarah aura lieu le 3 avril au Landmark Funeral Home-4200 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood Fl. Tout le monde est invité à y assister et à célébrer la vie de Sarah. Au lieu de fleurs, veuillez envoyer des dons à sa mère en Haïti. Que la mémoire de Sarah soit une bénédiction et que nous puissions trouver du réconfort dans les moments précieux que nous avons partagés avec elle.

Avec nos sincères condoléances,

Will Theard et sa famille.

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