Pinky as he was known by most was a loving brother, uncle and friend. He was fun, hardworking, crazy stubborn and loved fishing, there was never a dull moment when he was around. He lived his life on his own terms. He lost a long hard battle to cancer on 05/14/2020 in the wee hours of the morning. He is preceded in death by his parents Francis Murray Antoine (Father) and Jane Antoine (Mother); as well as his Aunt - Benedicte Pascal, Uncles - Peter Lascaris and Gregory Antoine. Pinky is survived by his sisters: Laurie Antoine-Samuel, Barbara Antoine-Wiltshire, Yvette Antoine-Plaskett and Vernette Antoine. He is also survived by his Aunts: Francilia Majorie Francis, Veronica Lascaris, Clara Ryan, Johanna Antoine and Susan Ernest; Uncle: Michael Antoine. His closest friends and brother: David Young and Julian Durand Sr. Close Cousins: Girard…
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