Seraphine Guiste

It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of 82 year old Seraphine Guiste affectionately known as ‘Mama’ or ‘Sera’who resided in Elmshall, Dominica and Tampa Florida but originally from Goodhope. She died at her dwelling in Elmshall on June 21, 2026.

She is survived by:    

Her children in Dominica, Shirley Lewis, Wendell Alex Lewis & Melissa Alexander. And in Florida: Brenda Heather Norris, Sheryl Lewis and Lyncoln Alexander.

Grand Children: Sophena James in Dominica. And in the US: Ryane Norris, J’nae Coriette and Kaeli-Rose Douglas.

Great Grand Child: Mehki James.

Daughters in Law: Andra Edwards-Lewis & Sylvia Davis-Alexander

Nephews: Mc Arthur James & Chad James in Canada. Kenrick Jno Baptiste in Dominica.

Nieces: Sophina James in Canada, Janine Jno Baptiste in the US and Christabel Jno Baptiste in Dominica.

Brother in Law: Stedman James in Canada.

Her special and reliable Doctors and Nurses: Dr. Nathalie Robinson-Esprit, Dr Verna Alfred, Nurse Junella Williams, Nurse Denise Edwards, Nurse Ophelia Linton and Nurse DeJean.

Special family mentions: Josian Flerin, Billy Anthony & Family, Alison, Sherwin & Alyssa Norris, Anthony & Lydia Lugay and Family, Sylvester & Missi Henderson and family, Ruthine Joseph & Family, Pastor Randy Rodney and Family, Sheldon Eugene,   Dr Idaline John, Fred & Nathalie Esprit and Family, Marcus Francis & Family, Patsy Joseph, Antonillia Walsh, the St Aimes.

Prayer Ministry Partners: Deanne Graham, Jaqueline Davis, Frances Bonnie, Arah Davis.

Outreach Ministry Partner: Derrick Common

All Members of the Hospitality, Sunday School and Missionary Departments of Roseau Christian Union Church.

Pastor & Members of the Roseau Christian Union and the wider Christian Union Church of Dominica.

Neighbours, and acquaintances of the communities of Elmshall, River Street.and Goodhope and others too numerous to mention.

Funeral arrangements as follows:  Viewing & Tributes 1pm. Farewell Service at 2pm at the Goodwill Christian Union Church on July 10, 2026. Internment at the Public cemetery