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Remarks: Marie Lanette Gué is one of 6 children. Her father, Mr. Joristil Gué was unable to care for all his children after the death of her mother Mrs. Anite Saint Rosier. Her oldest sibling is 13 years old and the youngest 5 years old with 2 brothers;2 months old and 2 years old plus 3 sisters. Pastor Odima Joassaint encouraged the father to allow Grace International Orphanage at Carrefour, Haiti to care for Marie Lanette Gue.

Remark: Exumène's mother Mrs. Rosenie Serme died two months after giving birth to Exumene. Her Grandmother,Mrs. Sainmil Serme or (Christiana Exervil) was unable to care for her and her 3 other siblings. Pastor Nathan Bellegarde who lives at Oriani, Thiotte helped Exumene to come to the Girls Home.

Remarks: Esnie Gué is one of 6 children. Her father, Mr. Joristil Gué was unable to care for all his children after the death of her mother Mrs. Anite Saint Rosier. Her oldest sibling is 13 years old and the youngest 5 years old with 2 brothers;2 months old and 2 years old plus 3 sisters. Pastor Odima Joassaint encouraged the father to allow Grace International Orphanage at Carrefour, Haiti to care for Esnie.

Remarks: Mother died leaving three children. Dana was living with her grandmother who was unable to care for her and brought her to the Grace International Girls Home in September, 2007. She does well in school and the teachers are pleased with her. Dana would like to be an architect. She loves to draw and sing. She loves to play with the girls. Dana speaks wonderful English. She is a funny and outgoing young lady.

Remarks: Jesumene came with her sister Marie-France to The Grace Girl’s home in 2007 after her father abandoned the family and her mother died in the hospital. In addition to her sister MarieFrance, she also has two brothers. They came from a church in the mountains. Jesumene loves Biology and would like to become a doctor. In her free time, she enjoys reading.

Remarks: Gabylah’s mother died 18 days after giving birth to twin girls in 2005. Gabylah, along with her twin sisters Gamella and Gamelle, was brought to the Grace International Girl’s Home by a relative as the father was unable to care for them. Gabylah is thriving and in good health. She is doing very well in school and she enjoys jumping rope and studying French and Biology. She is best in her class. Gabylah states that she would like to study medicine with the hope of being a doctor and help people who are sick.

Remarks: Mother died after childbirth leaving 6 children. Father and Aunt brought Esther and her sister Jesula to the Grace International Girl’s Home in 2004. She does well in school and her favorite subject is mathematics. Her teachers are pleased with her work. Esther states she would like to study accounting when she finishes High School. Esther enjoys jumping rope, playing Uno and watching movies. She is also quite athletic and enjoys playing on a local girl’s football team .

Remarks: Keicha and her two sisters Fedna and Shama came to Grace Girl’s Home in November, 2016 after Hurricane Matthew destroyed the family garden. Keicha’s mother is very sick with an eye problem causing her to be almost blind and her father was unable to care for their four girls and three boys. Father and mother sought help from their church committees and agreed to send their three youngest girls to the Grace Girl’s Home. Sis. Irma Achoute, their aunt, brought Keicha and her two sisters to the Girl’s Home. Keicha and her sisters are happy to be together and they have found new friends at our Girl’s Home.

Remarks: Mother very sick with mental illness. Father and Grandmother brought Rithzar and her brother Aly to the Grace International Orphanage because they were unable to care for them. Rithzar says she enjoys school and she likes to draw. She also enjoys playing with the other young girls at the Girl’s Home. She sees her brother Aly when she goes to the Waney Church on Sundays.

Remarks : Shama, with her two sisters, came to Grace Girl’s Home in November, 2016 after Hurricane Matthew destroyed the family garden. Shama’s mother is very sick with an eye problem causing her to be almost blind and her father was unable to care for their four girls and three boys. Father and mother sought help from their church committees and agreed to send their three youngest girls to the Grace Girl’s Home. Sis. Irma Achoute, their aunt, brought Shama and her two sisters to the Girl’s Home. Shama and her sisters are happy to be together and they have found new friends at our Girl’s Home.

Remarks: Mother very ill with mental health challenges. Father is unknown. Brought to the Grace Girl’s Home by her aunt. Her health on arrival noted as quite malnourished. She is now in First Grade and doing well there. She has flourished since coming to Grace Girl’s Home and plays nicely with the other young girls. She enjoyes playing with dolls and jumping rope.

Remarks: Mother very sick with mental illness . Father brought Syliamene to the Grace Girls Home. Syliamene came with fever and diarrhea and received medical treatment at our Grace Pediatric Hospital. Syliamene has three brothers at the Grace Boy’s Home, Lukenson, Soines and Senelus. Now “Cici” (her nickname) is flourishing and happy. She is now in Kindergarden and loves it

Remarks: Michelene was brought to the Grace International Girls Home with her younger brother Kepler in February 2009 by Pastor Beleck. Both were quite malnourished. Their mother was unable to care for them due to severe mental illness, and has since died. Michelene and her brother Kepler, who is in the Grace Boys Home, are both now flourishing. Michelene enjoys Science. She likes living in the Girls Home with her friends. She says also it is so special when the missionaries come and play with them.

Remarks: Emazelite Variste, with her sister Sheenyda, was brought to the Grace International Girls Home in 2009 by a family friend. Her father had died leaving five girls and one boy. She was quite malnourished and in poor health when she first came. She has flourished since coming to the home. In school, she likes math and science. She enjoys playing with her girl friends in the Home and states she enjoys most when the missionaries come and play with them.

Remarks: Sheenayda was brought to the Grace International Girls Home in 2009 by a friend, Madam Beril Ledanor. Her father had died leaving five girls and one boy. She was quite malnourished and in poor health when she first came. She has flourished since coming to the home. ChiChi likes to be silly, likes to speak English, and play Uno.

Remarks: Kenia’s mother and father were killed in the earthquake. Her aunt was caring for Kenia and her sister Adassa and her brother Kensley, but due to a problem with polio, the aunt became too disabled to care for the young children. She brought the three children to the Grace Girl’s Home. Kenia is doing much better in school this year. She is very personable and has many friends.

Remarks: Lizare came to the Grace International Girls Home in 2006. Her mother had died and her father was severely injured in an accident. He was unable to work and needed help with his children for them to survive. He does visit her at the orphanage. Lizare does work hard in school and gets encouragement from her teachers. She is personable, and enjoys many friends in the Girl’s Home. She likes to tell jokes and stories to her girlfriends.

Remarks: Midrène Lafleur was brought to the Grace International Girl’s Home in 2005 by her grandmother, after Midrène’s mother died. Her Father is also deceased. Midrène would like to become a doctor. She is a quiet girl and loves her sisters. Midrene is always willing to do chores and help out. She loves the Lord.

Remarks: Marie France came with her sister Jesumene to The Grace Girl’s home after her father abandoned the family and her mother died in the hospital. In addition to her sister, Jesumene Fils-Aime, age 10 years old, she also has two brothers. They came from a church in the mountains. She states she enjoys reading and studying French and Science. Her teacher says she is good in languages. She is a happy child with many girlfriends at the Home.

Remarks: Roseline was brought to the Grace International Girl’s Home in August, 2006. Her father is deceased. Her mother is living but mentally ill and unable to care for Roseline. She has had to repeat the 5th Grade because she has missed so much time from school due to her problems with sickle-cell. Roseline is very personable, and has many girlfriends at the Home. She enjoys singing very much and she says she also enjoys when the missionaries come and play games with the girls.

Remarks: Mother died one month after Lynn Sarah was born. In the following year, Lynn Sarah contracted TB and was treated. When Lynn Sarah came to Grace Girls Home, she could not talk at all. She has since been in special schooling and now can talk and sing and is learning to write. She likes to play Red Rover, Red Rover and Duck, Duck, Goose.

Remarks: Mother died December 2004, one month after Rolph-Lie’s young sister, Lynn Sarah, was born. Rolph-Lie and her sister were brought to the Grace Girls Home in July of 2008. They also have a brother, May Kensley, in the Grace Boy’s Home. They visit on Sunday when they attend church. Rolph-Lie states that her teachers are very happy with her work and she is doing well in school. She hopes to study medicine and would like to be a pediatrician so she may help mothers and babies.

Remarks: Kettia came to Grace Girl’s Home in October, 2013. She came from the Bon Samaritan Orphanage when the woman who ran the orphanage died. She is now in the 5th grade and does well in school. She is quite personable and she has now many girlfriends. She likes to clean the house. Her best friend is Gamelle.

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