

A Life Full of Sass, Style, and So Much Love.”
Obituary
Born on August 16, 1982, Nehemie Seraphin was the beloved daughter of Jehova Walter Seraphin and Marie Therese Jean. From an early age, she carried herself with confidence and humor, with a heart that made room for everyone. Nehemie was known for her sass, her style, and the way she showed up in every space she entered.
She was deeply social and had a gift for building community wherever she went. She sang in women’s choirs, participated in culinary presentations, and brought people together with ease. The wide range of people who proudly call her sister and friend is a testament to the community she created throughout her life.
She loved being with friends, dancing wherever music was playing, and shopping — especially when it meant surprising someone with a brand-new outfit she knew would look perfect on them. You could count on her to share her sense of style and to know exactly what would make your outfit pop. Sharing what she had to uplift others was one of her many gifts. Whether it was her time, her wise counsel, or her financial support, you could always count on Nehemie to use her resources to ease whatever burdens you carried.
Nehemie also had a special way of connecting with children. She showed up faithfully to school shows, award assemblies, communions, baby showers, and birthday parties. Nehemie spent time making each child feel truly seen and celebrated. Her love ran so deep that she was honored to serve as godmother to Nigeria Starks and Kater Suivant.
She was a proud graduate of Miami Edison Senior High School, Class of 2000, and carried those memories with her throughout her life. In her work at Florida Kidney Physicians, Nehemie served patients with compassion and skill, using her fluency in English, Haitian Creole, and Spanish to help families feel heard and cared for. She was more than an employee — she was someone people relied on.
Nehemie is survived by her husband, Nevens Dominique; her father, Jehova Walter Seraphin; her maternal grandmother, Elizabeth Jean Baptiste, her sisters, Mideline Seraphin, Walnette Seraphin, Roselaure Examar, Marjorie Walna Seraphin, Wideline Seraphin, and Walna Seraphin; her brother, Youness Seraphin; and many loving aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Marie Therese Jean (2017); her brother, Josue Seraphin (2024); her niece, Alexandra Fevrier (2016); and her aunt, Evelyne Jean Baptiste (2017).
Nehemie lived loudly, joyfully, and on her own terms. She brought laughter, loyalty, and love wherever she went. While our hearts are heavy, they are also full of gratitude for the incredible 43 years we were blessed to have her. We will remember her in the ways she taught us to show up — boldly, and generously.
Events
Homegoing Services for Nehemie Seraphin
🌿Friday, February 13, 2026🌿
Candlelight Vigil: 7:00-9:00pm EST
10501 NW 2nd Court
Miami, FL 33150
Bouyon and refreshments will be served.
🌿Saturday, February 14, 2026🌿
Viewing: 9:30 a.m. EST
Celebration of Life Service: 10:00 a.m. EST
Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church
14455 Memorial Highway
North Miami, FL 33161
Final Resting Place: 1:00pm
Vista Memorial Gardens
14200 NW 57th Avenue
Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Repast & Fellowship Gathering: approximately 2:30pm
PAR Design Studio
14710 NE 16th Avenue
Miami, FL 33161
Funeral services arranged by:
Samuel's Funeral Home
14686 W Dixie Highway
Miami, FL 33161
💗Celebration Colors in Honor of Nehemie💗
To honor Nehemie’s life, love, and beautiful spirit, the family invites guests to wear any combination of white and pink as a symbol of the joy she brought to everyone around her.
Livestream
You can view Nehemie's Homegoing Service by clicking the link below.
Website: https://youtube.com/live/AYiIAY73684?feature=share
Gallery
Memory wall
But the light they leave behind stays with us forever.
In quiet memories, gentle laughter and every heartbeat that remembers you.
You came around the desk, gave me a big hug and asked, “Are you okay?” knowing I was in that office for a reason. I told you, “You know… it’s hard. I’m trying.”
You shared little tips and strategies that helped you through your own journey. You spoke with honesty, compassion, and understanding. We exchanged numbers and said we would keep in touch. I’m so sorry that I didn’t.
I’m grateful beyond words that I was able to see you again before saying goodbye this weekend. I truly believe God allowed that moment to happen.
God had other plans for you. Though my heart is heavy, I trust His will.
Thank you for your kindness, your warmth and your infectious smile. You made a difference.

It still doesn’t feel real writing this. You were more than family to me — you were warmth, laughter, and a light every time you walked into a room. I will always remember your smile and the way you made everyone feel comfortable and loved. You had a special way of bringing people together, and whenever you were around, there was always joy.
My mom and my grandma always spoke about how kind and caring you were, and how you never hesitated to help others. You showed love not only with words but with your actions, and that is something I will never forget. I grew up seeing how much you cared about family, and it taught me what love really looks like.
Thank you for the memories, the laughter, and the love you gave to all of us. You will forever live in our hearts and in the stories we continue to share about you.
Rest peacefully, cousin. We love you and will never forget you.
Love always,
Your cousin
FLY HIGH MY LOVE







Her transition has been a heavy one to hold, because souls so full of life feel eternal to us. You never imagine them leaving. I encouraged her to come to our 25th class reunion, and my heart overflows with gratitude that she did because that night became a sacred memory. One last hug, one last kiss, one last moment of laughter and closeness, held tighter than ever, sealed in time.
Heaven has welcomed a rare and beautiful spirit. Earth was better because she walked here. And love....love remains.






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Directions
14455 Memorial Highway
North Miami, FL 33161
Flowers
For those who feel moved to give, flowers may be sent to Samuel's Funeral Home. Deliveries to the funeral home must arrive by Friday, February 13, 5pm. You can order flowers directly from Samuel's Funeral Home. Information below.
Samuel's Funeral Home
14686 West Dixie Highway
Miami, FL 33161
Order online: samuelflowershop.com
Order by phone: 786-357-5046
Flowers can also be sent directly to the church. Deliveries must arrive to the church by Saturday, February 14, 8:30am. The church will not accept flower deliveries before the day of service.
Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church
14455 Memorial Highway
North Miami, FL 33161
We are deeply grateful for the love and support surrounding Nehemie.

