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BASHA, Albert, 86, died peacefully on July 23,2013. Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, his Lebanese family relocated to Brooklyn. He later served the Navy in WW II. As a talented dancer and gifted teacher, for 14 years he ran the Eden Roc Hotel dance studio, teaching Latin dances and performing for celebrities and guests. Before retiring to Key West, he owned LaBelle Fabrics in the Miami Design District for 40 years. The youngest of 6 siblings, he was adored for his unconditional love and acceptance for all. Besides his devoted wife, Omaira, Albert is survived by brother Enver (Faith); sister Olga Rothman; daughters Suzanne Soriano, Dianne Castro (Jose Luis), Karen Egozi; step-daughter Angie Yanes; grandchildren Carrie Frolich (Peter), Colleen Soriano, Jiannina and Jose Castro (Nathan), Ryan and Elias Egozi; great grandchildren Margaux and Victor Frolich; 3 step-grandchildren and 16 nieces/nephews. At his request no services will be held. Send donations to Epilepsy Foundation of Fla., 1200 NW 78 Ave, #400, Miami, FL 33126 or The Shimmy Club at 5794 SW 40 ST #131, Miami, FL 33155.
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So sorry to read about the passing of Albert. Known him for a very long time and enjoyed his dancing very much
I loved all the Basha snd we had the best parties Wil be missed. My condoléances to his daughters and their families
It is the end if a great era
Ginette martino
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February 14, 2021
You were very kind and nurturing to me when few adults around me were able pay much attention at all. I used to wish I was one of your daughters. Thanks for your kind ways, and treating all like family.
Gail Ramsdell
July 30, 2013
We will all miss you so very much.
Your gentle nature, spirit and love will always be remembered.
Debbie Basha
July 26, 2013
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