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Celia Toussaint Dies at 42

Celia Toussaint Celia Toussaint, better known as ”Sylma,” died on Monday, June 14, at her residence. She was 42 years old.

She is survived by her mother, Claudie Denis; father, Isaac Bellot; husband, Alfred Toussaint; grandfather, Rufus Bellot; sons: Valdo and Vallon Toussaint; daughter, Valyne Toussaint; brothers: Russell Tonge, Jeffrey Bellot, Hamlet Bellot, Ashton Bellot, Cleveland Bellot, Mervin Bellot, Gordon Bellot and Richard Prince Bellot; and sisters: Myrtle Bellot, Aiesha Bellot, Nicole Bellot and Jennifer Lake. She is also survived by sisters-in-law: Helen Olivacce, Celia Tonge, Clara Monroe, Althia Thomas, Sylvia Toussaint, Merina Toussaint, Laura Denis, Perdrina Bellot, Verlyn Bellot and Marva Bellot; brothers-in-law: Andy Lake, Robert Toussaint, Robertson Toussaint, Alan Toussaint, Allan, Tourssaint, Anthony Toussaint and Ferzandee Olivacce; adopted sister, Sharon Rolle; father-in-law, Pascal Toussanint; grand uncle, Francis Denis; grand aunts: Angela Bellot, Merina Bellot and Anecita Gregoire; uncles: Curtis Lewis, Julien Lewis, Peter Lewis, David Bellot, Celestine Gregoire and Maurice.
Other survivors include nieces: Belina, Jeffline, Nisha, Beyanka, Alicia, Marice, Shalaya, Jalyne, J’wanna and Shawna Bellot, Amelia Olivacce, Rochelle Tonge, Bianca and Melody Lake.; nephews: Ronelle Tonge, Javie, J’aquan, Cleve and Nashawn Bellot; very special friends: Fred and Marguerite Essanason, Cass Remy, Judith Felix, Crescent Nicholas, the Estrada family, members of Kingdom Life International Christian Center; and other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
There will be a viewing held at 9 a.m. followed by a funeral service at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 24, at Kingdom Life International Christian Center. Interment will be at Eastern Cemetery.
All arrangements are by Davis Funeral Home, 774-1464.
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