Joses Joseph

Joses Joseph was born in L’Azile, Haiti, on December 2, 1943, to the late Melinie and Coster Joseph. He welcomed his first child, Ronald Joseph, in 1975 with Emanie Barbier.

In 1979, Joses moved to New York to begin a new chapter filled with hope, opportunity, and determination. He married his first wife, Everine Joseph and together they welcomed two children: Daniel Joseph and John Peter Joseph.

Joses had many passions—he loved watching wrestling and soccer. He also enjoyed listening to the radio. He carried a deep appreciation for the simple joys of life. After arriving in America, he worked faithfully as a taxi cab driver and later a school bus driver. He dedicated himself to providing for his family and building a future for his children. He was an active and devoted member of

Eglise Baptiste de la Nouvelle Jerusalem in New Jersey, where his faith guided his steps and shaped his character.

Later in life, he remarried Nicole Joseph, and together they were blessed with one child, Johanna Joseph

My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, today we gather to honor the life of a truly remarkable man—a man whose presence touched many, whose kindness uplifted others, and whose memory will forever remain in our hearts.

A Wonderful Son, He carried with him the sacrifices, prayers, and dreams of his parents. He often spoke of how hard his mother and father worked for him and his siblings, and he remained grateful for their love throughout his life.

A Caring Brother, One of seven siblings, he shared an unbreakable bond with his brothers and sisters: Camie Joseph, Rocner Joseph, Brenet Joseph, Julecia Joseph Salon, Marie-Lourde Anglade, and the late Anicia Georges. He offered them friendship, support, and laughter. Losing him is a heavy burden—a hard pill to swallow—and they will forever miss his presence.

A Selfless Father, with 4 children: Ronald Joseph, Daniel Joseph, John Joseph, and Johanna Joseph and 2 stepchildren, Dumis Barreau and Estenson Clervile he always put his children first. His greatest desire was to give them opportunities he never had and to ensure they grew up knowing they were loved, supported, and capable of achieving anything.

A Devoted Grandfather, He adored his grandchildren's Ronald Jr, Deljin, Quadai, Lailah, Jax and Jace. —pouring into them joy, affection, and wisdom. They were his pride and delight.

A Wonderful Uncle, His nieces and nephews; Claudette Avril, Marie Flore Joseph, David Joseph, Roosevelt Joseph, Rosemonde Joseph, Nathalie Joseph, David Anglade, Peter Anglade, Wizinsky Salon, Juline Salon, Witza Jeune, Ricardo Jeune, Danna Joseph; Myrlande Georges, Hudson Georges, and the late Roberto Jeune will remember him as a warm, steady presence who offered guidance, humor, and unconditional love.

An Amazing Friend, to his friends, he was loyal, dependable, and full of life.

Joses was a dedicated father, husband, brother, and friend. He nurtured and cared for his family, his community, and everyone who crossed his path. Kindn ess adorned him; generosity was his constant companion. Although God knows best and His will has been done, Joses will be deeply missed. Though absent from the body, his spirit remains alive in the hearts and minds of all who loved him.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.