Ginette Eliacin was born on March 3rd, 1947 in Pétion-Ville, Haïti.

Ginette grew up in Haiti, worked for the local office, tribunal justice de paix where she retired prior to her moving to the United States to be with her children.

In the United States, Ginete worked at the nearby nursing and rehabilitation center, she joined communitygroups where she learned to speak English and also participated in various social activities.

Ginette embodied the qualities of hard work and selflessness. She was very family focused. She was tireless in her work and her dedication was admirable.

Her kids were her pride and joy. Every action, every sacrifice and every decision she made were inspired by her infinite love that knew no limitations. Her dedication to her kids was fueled by the simple goal of wanting the best for her kids. Her legacy will be one of profound maternal love.

Ginette's love for her family was undeniable. She understood the value of family and made every family member feel valued and cherished.

Selfless and compassionate – she took immense joy from helping others. Her door was always open for those in need. Whether it was giving advice, providing solace or a hot meal, she welcomed and embraced all.

She leaves behind a legacy of love and family, survived by her five children: Gladys Eliacin and her children Jean Junior Pierre and Jenicka Pierre; Vanes Antenor and his wife Liliane Antenor, with their children Vanessa, Samirah, Damian, and Aidan; Dominique Antenor and her daughter Abigail Guervil; Ricardo Antenor and his wife Dr. Maureen Antenor, along with their children Layla, Beau, and Brooklyn; and Pascale Antenor.

In addition to her children and grandchildren, she is survived by her siblings Maggie, Claudette, Vivianne, Edriss, Myrtha, and Harry.

Her circle of loved ones extends to her ex-husband and friend, Jeannot Antenor.