Berthine Glaude

Berthine Glaude was born on January 13, 1983, in Gonaïves, Haiti. She was the beloved daughter of Pastor Enock Glaude and Bertha Thompson, both of whom have passed away and the cherished sister of Enobert Glaude. Growing up in a loving home, she was raised with strong values of faith, family, and compassion.

Berthine moved to the United States in 2005, bringing with her the same love, faith and passion that had always guided her life.

From a young age, Berthine felt a deep connection to music—especially songs that praised the Word of God. Singing was her passion and her ministry. Her voice carried comfort, strength and faith to everyone who heard it. Over the years, she organized successful concerts and sang in many churches, using her gift to pray, worship and inspire.

Berthine lived her life with immense love and generosity. She always went out of her way for her family, her community, and anyone in need. Even through many trials and tribulations, she remained strong, resilient and grounded in her unshakeable faith. No matter what she faced, she always rose above with grace and determination.

Family was at the heart of everything she did. She was a devoted mother to her beloved sons, Alens Auguste and Pierre Auguste, and a loving grandmother to her two granddaughters, Aleiah Auguste and Aniyalis Auguste. She cherished her family deeply. Loved ones such as her brother, her uncle, her nieces, nephews and relatives like Beline were especially dear to her. She treated every family member with warmth, generosity and unwavering affection.

Her greatest joys were making music, worshipping, praying and attending church. Through her life, her faith and her voice, Berthine left a powerful legacy of love, strength and devotion that continues to live on in all who knew her.