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On a warm Tuesday Morning, November 12, 1974, Audrey made her debut in the Commonwealth of Dominica. Throughout her 48 years, her actions reflected the treasure she was. She had the gift of seeing people differently and knew her sphere of influence. She understood the impact of her words and used them to edify others. She knew the impact of her presence and showed up even when her time was stretched, and her body was limited. She gave grace when it didn’t make sense to the average person. And God blessed her for this. All who have encountered her have been blessed as well.
To live Stream service on September the 30th 2pm use this link;
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She leaves to mourn her husband, Kirtis Myers Langlais, her children, Aaliyah Ophelia Langlais and Alicia Kirlene Langlais.
Parents: David and Edline Mitchell of the U.S. Virgin Islands
Siblings: Allison Mitchell of the U. S. Virgin Islands, Dr. Ophelia McLain (James) of Maryland, and David Mitchell of Texas.
Siblings in law: Kirt Langlais (Trifena) and Kirlene Hamilton (Lennox) of the Commonwealth of Dominica
Nieces: Daina Mitchell, Jessica Audrey McLain, Dahlia George, Sharee McLain, Madeleine Mitchell, Kirdisha Langlais, Sonja Hamilton, Darnisha Langlais, Addisha Langlais, Kayla Hamilton, and Adilla Hamilton
Nephews: Zachary Mitchell, Malik George, and Zane Mitchell
Grand Nephew: Caiden Thomas
Uncles: Stanford Xavier (Rose), Percival Marie, and Vernon Marie
Aunts: Olivia Christian, Josephine Josephs, Pamela Giraud, Ophelia Marie, and Dr. Judith Peters
Several cousins including Dr. Mallet Marie (Andrea)
Godmother: Audrey Deschamps
Godfather: Pastor Cecil Joseph
Godchild: Kervin Carrette II
Close friends: Kervin and Glenda Carrette, Iris Anderson, Dr. Binta Nesty, Fernanda George, Eleanor Matthew, Julian Mason, and Dr. Gregory Vidal
Christian Union Churches of Roseau and Goodwill, Gospel Mission Assemblies, Staff of Goodwill Secondary School in Dominica and Peach Elementary School in Arlington, TX.
To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Audrey Mitchell Langlais please visit our Sympathy Store.
On a warm Tuesday Morning, November 12, 1974, Audrey made her debut in the Commonwealth of Dominica. Throughout her 48 years, her actions reflected the treasure she was. She had the gift of seeing people differently and knew her sphere of influence. She understood the impact of her words and used them to edify others. She knew the impact of her presence and showed up even when her time was stretched, and her body was limited. She gave grace when it didn’t make sense to the average person. And God blessed her for this. All who have encountered her have been blessed as well.
To live Stream service on September the 30th 2pm use this link;
https://video.ibm.com/channel/DURgpAb2EXm
She leaves to mourn her husband, Kirtis Myers Langlais, her children, Aaliyah Ophelia Langlais and Alicia Kirlene Langlais.
Parents: David and Edline Mitchell of the U.S. Virgin Islands
Siblings: Allison Mitchell of the U. S. Virgin Islands, Dr. Ophelia McLain (James) of Maryland, and David Mitchell of Texas.
Siblings in law: Kirt Langlais (Trifena) and Kirlene Hamilton (Lennox) of the Commonwealth of Dominica
Nieces: Daina Mitchell, Jessica Audrey McLain, Dahlia George, Sharee McLain, Madeleine Mitchell, Kirdisha Langlais, Sonja Hamilton, Darnisha Langlais, Addisha Langlais, Kayla Hamilton, and Adilla Hamilton
Nephews: Zachary Mitchell, Malik George, and Zane Mitchell
Grand Nephew: Caiden Thomas
Uncles: Stanford Xavier (Rose), Percival Marie, and Vernon Marie
Aunts: Olivia Christian, Josephine Josephs, Pamela Giraud, Ophelia Marie, and Dr. Judith Peters
Several cousins including Dr. Mallet Marie (Andrea)
Godmother: Audrey Deschamps
Godfather: Pastor Cecil Joseph
Godchild: Kervin Carrette II
Close friends: Kervin and Glenda Carrette, Iris Anderson, Dr. Binta Nesty, Fernanda George, Eleanor Matthew, Julian Mason, and Dr. Gregory Vidal
Christian Union Churches of Roseau and Goodwill, Gospel Mission Assemblies, Staff of Goodwill Secondary School in Dominica and Peach Elementary School in Arlington, TX.
To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Audrey Mitchell Langlais please visit our Sympathy Store.
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