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In loving Memory of our Vice President

September 11, 1940 -- April 10, 2025

It is with heavy hearts and deep gratitude for a life beautifully lived, that we grieve the passing of our Vice President, Dr. Eddy Leveque, who left us at the age of 84 in Cape coral, Florida.

Eddy was born in Jeremie, Haiti. He dedicated his life to healing others, not only as a gifted medical doctor speciliazing in rehabilitation, but also as a compassionate soul who never hesitated to lend a helping hand. Whether through his professional expertise or his quiet acts of kindness, Eddy touched countless lives without ever asking for anything in return.

He is lovingly remembered by his devoted wife, Ordea, and their children, Gregory, Ordith, and Bernard. His legacy lives on through his seven cherished grandchildren, each a testament to the love, wisdom, and values he passed on to them.

Eddy's heart beat especially strong for Haiti, where his works of charity continues to make a lasting impact in many communities in need. He served as the Vice President of From Here to Haiti since 2010, and he will be sorely missed by each one of us. Eddy was a man of faith and an active member of his church where his presence was a source of warmth and inspiration.

To his family and friends, Eddy was more than a husband, father, grandfather, and physician. He was a listener, a mentor, a gentle guide, an a shining light in the lives of those who knew him. Whether gathered around the dinner table or at a community event, his laughter and kindness filled every room.

He leaves a legacy of service, faith, and love that will never be forgotten.

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The 2026 Walkathon on Friday and Saturday, May 15 and May 16. On the 15th, we welcomed 85 children with their teachers. The weather was very favorable and a great time was had by all. These photographs, taken by Bernard Lebrun certainly paint the joy in these Middle School children

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REMINISCING 2022

The return to the FHTH WALKATHON after a long two-year hiatus was a welcome sight under a bright sunshine in Little Bay Park in Whitestone. Because of COVID restrictions we did not have as much of a crowd as we had hoped but those who were there had a great time. All the Ambassadors from Middle School 935 were unable to come but the adults who represented them joined the walk and presented FHTH with a banner signed by each student along with the money they had raised; the banner counted over 80 signatures.