09/22/2025
Dear Jocky
My heart breaks for you on this grieving journey, following the passing of your older brother Jean Robert. No matter, the distance who separated you in this adopted country, I know the way you were close to him. This relation was pure and magic but certainly will live on your beautiful memories. I know also that there are no words able to adequately express how sorry we can be, and nothing more can be added, to ease your sorrow, but I want you to know that in the name of the AMHE as well as in my own, we would like to support your efforts during these difficult journeys.
To you, Kettely and the children, to all the members of the Fanfan family, your brother Lesly, your sisters Monique, Paule-Marie, Elsie and Michele, to your nephews and nieces Randolph, Gregory, Jennifer and Tania, to other nephews and nieces, to the friends of the family, we would like to present our sincere sympathies. The family will not be the same without him but we hope that you will find comfort in each other and will get through these moments together. One says that: “Grief is Love with nowhere to go”. Jean Robert's mission on earth is over and he was called by his creator.
May his light continue to shine on through you and may he be well received in his eternal residence.
Que la terre te soit légère mon cher Jean Robert.
Maxime Coles MD:
Eulogy:Jean Robert Fanfan:
In loving memory of Jean Robert Fanfan Sunrise:4/12/1948 Sunset:8/29/2025. Jean Robert Fanfan 77, departed this life in Auburn Georgia on 8/29/2025 Affectionately known as Bob he was the second child in our eight-member family. Bob received his primary and secondary schooling respectively at Notre Dame de l’Assumption and at Lycee Alexandre Petion in Port-au-Prince Haiti. In 1968 he arrived in the US where he attended RCA Electronics Engineering School and obtained a technical degree in Electronics and a love for technology. He then served in the US Armed Forces during the Vietnam War from July 1970 to July 1971 and discharged honorably. Subsequently he had a career as a Data Collection Technician at the US Postal Brooklyn District Center where he worked for 30 years. Bob was a very committed family man and also a man of great conviviality. He is survived by his dear children: Randolph, Gregory, Jennifer and Tania; his brothers Joseph Jr and Lesly; his sisters: Monique, Paule-Marie, Elsie and Michèle. May God receive our beloved Bob in His Kingdom.