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It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of our beloved Joffre Vincent George Pinard affectionately known as “Melbourne” or “NooNoon” of River Street, residing at Louisville. He was a former Stevedore at the Dominica Air & Sea Ports Authority.
He died on Sunday, 10 October, 2021 at his residence.
He is survived by:
Lifetime Companion: Joyce Samuel
Daughters: Allana, Keishma, Kidisha and Kayla-Ann in Dominica and Yvonne in Guadeloupe
Sons: Ronald in Guadeloupe and Steve in Dominica
Brother: Johnny Pinard
Sisters: Astrid, Culrain, Ingrid, Jeanne, Marcella and Sybil Pinard
Aunt: Alice Pinard
Grandchildren including: Elisha Luke, Bradley, Brintly, Brittany, Émrick, Keanu, Keralyne, Michelle, Ronaldo, Stéevy, Steven Jr. and Tequisha Pinard, Jeanice, Jamelia and Océane Fervant.
Cousins: Colbert, Hugh, Lucia, and Patsy Pinard, Augustina, Reginald, Deanne and Cleopatra Darroux, Sharon Registe, Kadeem, Devanté, Raheem, Alikay, Alie, Allison, Carl, Denise, Desrie Kentish John, and Family, Irvin Benoit and Family, Junior, Jonesy, Kadeen, Kareem, Latoya, Mahala, Melissa, Michelle, Paula, Percy, Ron, Ricky and Shana
Nephews: André, Darnell, Delbert, Glenroy, Kimon, Sean, Sherland
Nieces: Daina, Davina, Emerline, Hernica, Reeshema
Sisters-in-law: Beverly Pinard, Gloria and Ingrid Samuel
Brother-in-law: Calvin Olive
Daughter-in-law: Marie José
Relatives & Close Friends: Alison and Mosiah Olive, Namara, Sheila, Shirley Joseph and Family, Kish, Akinia and Anya, William and Herman Daley and Family, Alvin Serrant and Family, Joe Bastien and Family, Brian Bastien and Family, Jacqueline Dinnard and Family, Sharon Hansby and Family, Elvis Morancie and Family, Melchore Joseph and Family, Helen Reid and Family, Beryl David and Family, the Community of Louisville, and Employees of DASPA. Other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
The funeral mass of the late Joffre Vincent George Pinard better known as “Melbourne” or “Noonoon” will take place on Tuesday, 26 October, 2021 at the St. Alphonsus Parish Church. Viewing will begin from 2:30 p.m. followed by mass at 3:00 p.m. Internment will be at the Roseau Catholic Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to Lyndhurst Funeral Home.
It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of our beloved Joffre Vincent George Pinard affectionately known as “Melbourne” or “NooNoon” of River Street, residing at Louisville. He was a former Stevedore at the Dominica Air & Sea Ports Authority.
He died on Sunday, 10 October, 2021 at his residence.
He is survived by:
Lifetime Companion: Joyce Samuel
Daughters: Allana, Keishma, Kidisha and Kayla-Ann in Dominica and Yvonne in Guadeloupe
Sons: Ronald in Guadeloupe and Steve in Dominica
Brother: Johnny Pinard
Sisters: Astrid, Culrain, Ingrid, Jeanne, Marcella and Sybil Pinard
Aunt: Alice Pinard
Grandchildren including: Elisha Luke, Bradley, Brintly, Brittany, Émrick, Keanu, Keralyne, Michelle, Ronaldo, Stéevy, Steven Jr. and Tequisha Pinard, Jeanice, Jamelia and Océane Fervant.
Cousins: Colbert, Hugh, Lucia, and Patsy Pinard, Augustina, Reginald, Deanne and Cleopatra Darroux, Sharon Registe, Kadeem, Devanté, Raheem, Alikay, Alie, Allison, Carl, Denise, Desrie Kentish John, and Family, Irvin Benoit and Family, Junior, Jonesy, Kadeen, Kareem, Latoya, Mahala, Melissa, Michelle, Paula, Percy, Ron, Ricky and Shana
Nephews: André, Darnell, Delbert, Glenroy, Kimon, Sean, Sherland
Nieces: Daina, Davina, Emerline, Hernica, Reeshema
Sisters-in-law: Beverly Pinard, Gloria and Ingrid Samuel
Brother-in-law: Calvin Olive
Daughter-in-law: Marie José
Relatives & Close Friends: Alison and Mosiah Olive, Namara, Sheila, Shirley Joseph and Family, Kish, Akinia and Anya, William and Herman Daley and Family, Alvin Serrant and Family, Joe Bastien and Family, Brian Bastien and Family, Jacqueline Dinnard and Family, Sharon Hansby and Family, Elvis Morancie and Family, Melchore Joseph and Family, Helen Reid and Family, Beryl David and Family, the Community of Louisville, and Employees of DASPA. Other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
The funeral mass of the late Joffre Vincent George Pinard better known as “Melbourne” or “Noonoon” will take place on Tuesday, 26 October, 2021 at the St. Alphonsus Parish Church. Viewing will begin from 2:30 p.m. followed by mass at 3:00 p.m. Internment will be at the Roseau Catholic Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to Lyndhurst Funeral Home.
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