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We announce the death of Frances Toussaint Joseph, better known as Dadda of Portsmouth, Dominica She died July 14th, 2025, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
She was the daughter of: Madeline & Sydney Toussaint both deceased
She will be remembered by her:
Husband: Cyriacus Joseph
7 Sisters: Grayment, Mignant, Josian, Josette, Rosillia, Vinia, and Adrian Toussaint
1 Brother: Richard Toussaint
Goddaughter: Rhonda Riviere
Nieces: Cassian King Lecointe, Dr. Nadia Wallace, Sr. Martha Sebastien, Verniece John, L-drina Nicholas, Treasha, Rachel, Desha, Meriam, Richiyna, Marilyn, Candia, Cindy and Philicia Toussaint
Nephews: Richmond, Jefferson, Tyrone, Richard Jr and Samuel Toussaint, Jefferson Joseph, Matthew, Wilfred, L-drison, Joshua and Joel
Grand Nieces: Zahra, Tahirah, Brielle, Abisha, Jaynel, Sierra, Kitara, Terrien, Ayah, Claudia, Claudette, Kishna, Jessica, Tynia, Brania, Lou-ann, Taleia, Eva, Veronica, Aldiela
Grand Nephews: Jelanie, Jireh, Claudio, Jessit, Liam, Koby, Rishawn, Fabian, Francois, Jonathan
Cousins: Francis, Patrick, Miness, Francisca, Magdalene, Martin, Hansel, Itek, Idlyn, Shirley and Yolanda Valerie, Patricia, Joan and Isaline Payne, Jennifer Thomas and Gloria Toussaint
Sister(s)-in-Law: Simon, Marie, Geraldine
Brother(s)-in-Law: Davidson, Lennox, Simeon
Friends and relatives: Olivia Douglas and family, Christina, Cynthia, Stella, Vincia, Theodora
The Payne, Lastic, Drigo, King, Valerie, Toussaint, Rudolph, Benjamin, Joseph, Seaman, Laville and Montout families, Dr. Dechausay, Brian, Theodor, Clive, Everton, Julietta, Gladys. Other families and friends, names too numerous to mention.
The funeral mass for Frances Toussaint Joseph, better known as Dadda, of Portsmouth is scheduled for 11:00am, Saturday, September 13th, 2025, at the St. John & St. Lewis Roman Catholic Church in Portsmouth, followed by interment at the Portsmouth Roman Catholic Cemetery.
We announce the death of Frances Toussaint Joseph, better known as Dadda of Portsmouth, Dominica She died July 14th, 2025, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
She was the daughter of: Madeline & Sydney Toussaint both deceased
She will be remembered by her:
Husband: Cyriacus Joseph
7 Sisters: Grayment, Mignant, Josian, Josette, Rosillia, Vinia, and Adrian Toussaint
1 Brother: Richard Toussaint
Goddaughter: Rhonda Riviere
Nieces: Cassian King Lecointe, Dr. Nadia Wallace, Sr. Martha Sebastien, Verniece John, L-drina Nicholas, Treasha, Rachel, Desha, Meriam, Richiyna, Marilyn, Candia, Cindy and Philicia Toussaint
Nephews: Richmond, Jefferson, Tyrone, Richard Jr and Samuel Toussaint, Jefferson Joseph, Matthew, Wilfred, L-drison, Joshua and Joel
Grand Nieces: Zahra, Tahirah, Brielle, Abisha, Jaynel, Sierra, Kitara, Terrien, Ayah, Claudia, Claudette, Kishna, Jessica, Tynia, Brania, Lou-ann, Taleia, Eva, Veronica, Aldiela
Grand Nephews: Jelanie, Jireh, Claudio, Jessit, Liam, Koby, Rishawn, Fabian, Francois, Jonathan
Cousins: Francis, Patrick, Miness, Francisca, Magdalene, Martin, Hansel, Itek, Idlyn, Shirley and Yolanda Valerie, Patricia, Joan and Isaline Payne, Jennifer Thomas and Gloria Toussaint
Sister(s)-in-Law: Simon, Marie, Geraldine
Brother(s)-in-Law: Davidson, Lennox, Simeon
Friends and relatives: Olivia Douglas and family, Christina, Cynthia, Stella, Vincia, Theodora
The Payne, Lastic, Drigo, King, Valerie, Toussaint, Rudolph, Benjamin, Joseph, Seaman, Laville and Montout families, Dr. Dechausay, Brian, Theodor, Clive, Everton, Julietta, Gladys. Other families and friends, names too numerous to mention.
The funeral mass for Frances Toussaint Joseph, better known as Dadda, of Portsmouth is scheduled for 11:00am, Saturday, September 13th, 2025, at the St. John & St. Lewis Roman Catholic Church in Portsmouth, followed by interment at the Portsmouth Roman Catholic Cemetery.
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