Roland Cede was born on December 24, 1935, in the small town of Plaisance, Haiti, to his devoted single mother, Maricia Cede.
From a young age, Roland displayed a deep understanding and love for agriculture, working side by side with his mother to support their household. His hard work and dedication quickly made him the cornerstone of the family.
He met and married his first wife, the late Francoise Cede (née Francoise Filemon), with whom he shared a beautiful life and raised ten children, four of whom survive him.
On October 17, 1980, seeking a better life, Roland immigrated to the United States. There, he later met and married his second wife, Marie Vertucia Cede (née Marie Vertucia Supplice), with whom he shared a loving and enduring union until his final moments.
Roland was known as a family man, a hard worker, and a source of wisdom and strength. He was a wonderful husband, a caring father, and a loving grandfather. His life was marked by compassion, integrity, and resilience.
It is with deep sorrow that we accept the passing of Roland Cede, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and pillar of his family and community. After a prolonged illness, Roland peacefully departed this life on June 16, 2025, at North Broward Medical Center. While his absence leaves a profound void, we take comfort in knowing he is now resting in peace with God.
He is survived by:
His wife: Marie Vertucia Cede (née Supplice)
His children: Regina Cede, Herna Cede, Nadia Cede Tirogène, Jeanine Cede & Yanick St. Phard
Stepdaughter: Yolene Antoine Romelus and family
Grandchildren: Mitchma Cede, Françoise Cede, Francesca Cede, Nadine Cede, Franceline Cede, Love-Darlie Cede, Felande Cede and family, Mackendy Cede, Love Ancy Joseph and family, Immanise Thélusma, Brucelee Bien-Aimé and family, Princeson Bien-Aimé and family, Roseline Bien-Aimé, Frandy Cede and family, Fendy Inocent and family, Hercule Inocent and family, Danex Valmir and family, Alexandre Jean Baptiste, Esther Jean Baptiste, Samy Tirogène, Cookie Tirogène, Betty Tirogène, David Tirogène, Danielle Tirogène
His sister: Elianise Joseph
Uncles and Aunt: Elivin Jean Poix, Mr. and Mrs. Elius Auguste
Cousins: Lijack, Micheline, Clauvice, Cilotte Gregrois, Roseline Gregrois, Yvanne Auguste, Rony Auguste, Elise Auguste, Yola Jean Poix, Ketty Jean Poix, Keteline Jean Poix, Jean Roland Jean Poix, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Durosier, Ruth Durosier, Esther Durosier, Quemissa Garçon, Valery Joseph
Nieces and Nephews: Miloda Pierre and family, Anerose Pierre and family, Théonomme Pierre and family, Acenor Pierre and family, Léone Pierre and family, Admire Pierre and family, Marle Brevil and family
Sisters-in-law: Orphanie Mesalien and children, Marcienne Blanc and children
Other relatives: Jocelyn and Carole Prophete
Sons-in-law: Donald Géfra, Saintilbè Tirogène Harold, Bruce Bien-Aimé
And a host of friends and extended family members who will miss him dearly.
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