Claudette Omelet Brice

Claudette Omelet was born in Saint-Marc, Haiti, on June 26, 1956. From the very beginning, she embodied strength, resilience, and a deep love for life.

 

A devoted mother of two, Claudette lovingly raised her daughter, Daphnee Joseph, and her son, Richmil Noel. She courageously fulfilled both the role of mother and father in their lives, pouring into them unconditional love, wisdom, compassion, guidance, and care. Her children were among her greatest blessings and proudest accomplishments.

 

In 1997, Claudette gave her life to Christ and remained faithful in her walk with God until He peacefully called her home on May 14, 2026. She was a woman of unwavering faith, known for her heart of gold and the kindness she extended to everyone around her. Claudette loved deeply, gave generously, and carried joy wherever she went. Even through life’s hardships, she chose laughter over sorrow and hope over despair.

 

She found great joy in dancing, worshiping, and praising her Creator. Her beautiful spirit, radiant smile, and warm presence touched countless lives and brought comfort and happiness to all who knew her.

 

Throughout her life, Claudette wore many hats with grace and strength. She was a loving mother, cherished sister, proud grandmother, devoted aunt, loyal friend, homemaker, caregiver, and above all, a powerful prayer warrior whose faith inspired many.

 

Claudette faithfully served at Elected Church of God and was also a dedicated member of Shalom Church of God. She embraced both church families with love, humility, and dedication, always willing to serve and support others. A true soldier for Christ, Claudette leaves behind a legacy of faith, love, and compassion that will never be forgotten.

 

Claudette leaves to cherish her memory her beloved daughter, Daphnee Joseph; her beloved son, Richmil Noel; her precious grandchildren, Osayamen Osadiaye and Emmanuel Osadiaye; her brothers, Rodrigue Omelait, Mark Longchamps, and Hancy Longchamps; her sisters, Nagela Michaud, Jeanine Longchamps, and Kertilde Longchamps; along with many nieces, nephews, relatives, friends, and loved ones whose lives she deeply touched.

 

The family sincerely thanks everyone for the love, prayers, support, and comforting words shared during this difficult time. Your kindness and presence have brought strength and peace to our hearts.

 

For those unable to attend in person, the service will be live streamed and may be viewed at the following link:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meetings/86874658830/invitations?signature=K9BhZg5Jwe1sRK-mPs41hTDUZMkvimc94MdxCeGjWEM