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Karmini A Persaud

Spring Hill , Florida

May 5, 1970 - November 30, 2022

Karmini A Persaud Obituary

Ashley

Karmini Ashna Persaud was always full of life and so very

sassy. The way that she loved was so fierce and strong. Life

wasn’t always nice to her. But she struggled and fought to give

her daughters and grandsons everything that she didn’t have.


She made them her world and loved them more than they would

ever know.


Ashley

My mom had me very young. She made mistakes and didn’t

always make the right decisions, but her love was unparalleled.

My bio-dad was never in the picture, but I could never tell

because she never made me feel like anything was missing. She

wiped all of my tears, kissed all my boo-boos, read me a story

every night, gave me unlimited hugs and kisses all the time. She

was the one that started my love for reading and always

encouraged it. My mom was absolutely amazing. She was the

first one that I called when me or the boys were sick. She was

my best friend and my first love. I am going to miss her more

than I’ve missed anything in my life. I will always love you so

so much.


When my mom met our dad, I had never seen her so happy. He

treated her like the amazing queen that she was. The day that

they got married, she smiled the entire time. She was radiant and

beautiful. She had finally met her soulmate. Their love produced

3 more amazing girls.


Rebecca

Karmini Ashna Persaud, my mother was the most beautiful soul

I have ever encountered. Not only because she was my mother

but because she would always put everyone first besides herself.

My mom brought me into this world after her and my dad fell in

love. I remember as a child I would always cry for my mom or

never want to leave her side. Even now I still didn’t want to

leave your side. I loved her so much even more than myself. I

miss her laugh, smiles, hugs, kisses, and comforting words.

Even when you were doing your treatments, you made time to


plan my baby shower which was more than perfect. I can’t wait

for the day we can laugh together in heaven. I’m so happy you

got to meet my son before you went with god. He has the

greatest grandma ever. I wish we could have had more time

together. I love you so much mommy. Save a seat for me in

heaven.

Natasha

Karmini Ashna Persaud, a beautiful soul. She raised four girls

on her own. She was a fighter and I never seen her backed

down. The days in my military life, she stood by my side

through everything. She picked me up when I needed her and

never missed a moment. She protected me from the depression

and anxiety. A smile of hers would wash the pain away. My

mom and I made jokes together. Even when she was tired, I

would often make her laugh . It made my heart warm because

she is still full of happiness. My mom would fight my battles for


me and made me feel confident. She was always by my side and

never made me feel lonely. My mom would always take care of

those before her. She was giving and never asked for anything in

return. I remember one day; I had a panic attack, and I was

going to lose it. The first person I called was my mom, she

picked up right away. Even when away, I still missed her and

now she is gone. She sacrificed everything for us, just as any

mother would. Never complained and never gave up. She did it

all. Your hugs and kisses will be missed mom. God gained a

brave angel and will take care of her. No pain, no sadness, but

joy and peace. I love you mom. To the moon and back. Forever

and always.


Natalie

Karmini Persaud was a daughter, sister, wife, grandma, and

most of all a mother. She was the best mom I could have ever

asked for and I do not say this lightly. She went through so

much, but nothing stopped her. Since I was young, my mom

always put others before herself. I always asked her, why do you

do continue to be there for others when they are not for you? My

mom would always say because she cares for them and loves

them. She did not expect anything else in return. My mom was

the kindest woman with the sweetest smile. She had a beautiful

soul. Do not get me wrong, she was also very sassy and was not

afraid to speak her mind. Despite that, she raised four daughters


to be healthy, strong, successful, and independent women. She

did her job as a mother and so much more. When I cried, she

wiped away my tears. When I fell, she picked me right back up.

When I feel lost, she reminded me of my path. My mom was

also an amazing grandma, those boys were truly blessed.

Moreover, I watched her bring out a good man out of my dad. I

can see why my dad fell head over heels for her. I will never be

able to thank my mom enough for always fighting for her

daughters, grandsons, and husband. My mom will forever be my

hero. I love her to the moon and back. I will always miss you,

but this is not goodbye mom.

Aj, Amar & Dione Jr.

Karmini was not just a great daughter, sister, mom, & friend.

She was also the very best grandma! Our mom was there for

every single birthday, graduation, school performance, holiday,

and everything in between. My mom was there for the births of


all of her grandsons. She was in the delivery room and cut the

cord of her first grandson Anthony Jr. My mom was Aj’s first

true love. They had a bond that will transverse time and space.

Amar was her spicy boy. He mirrored the sassiness that she had,

but he was always extra sweet with his grandma. Mom made

sure that she was here to meet the newest member of our family,

Dionie Jr. Even though they had a few months with each other,

she was the only one able to bring him a sense of peace. The

way she loved her grandsons was unlike any other. They are so

lucky to have her watching over them and keeping them safe.



Lauren


Karmini Ashna Persaud, my dearest Aunty Karm was a woman with never ending love for everyone and I am blessed to be a recipient of it. She took me in as one of her own and loved me beyond blood lines. She listened to my worries, pains, fears and wiped them all away with her wisdom, wit, and jokes. She made me smile no matter what and when I needed a place to stay and felt alone, she opened her doors to me and gave me one. She is the reason I first called Florida my home. My aunt never closed doors on anyone and opened her heart to everyone. She knew her likes and dislikes; sticking close to peanut butter, margaritas, and her family. My bio-dad has never been in my life but because of Aunty Karm I’ve been able to see what real love and an amazing marriage looks like. She helped me to see the value of family and is the reason I have four sisters standing here with me today. She loved my mom and playfully told her she was keeping me forever. My mom understood we had a connection and loved her for loving me. My aunt loved her colors. Each room in her house is a different color, carefully picked out with her interior design skills and hours of analyzing paint cards. She cared so much about everything in my life despite what she was dealing with and always found time for me. I will never forget her vibrant spirit, our open and honest conversations where she allowed me to pour my heart out, her CVS trips and coupon savvy expertise, her daily Starbucks order, her talent in walking around with a hot cup of coffee cup filled to the brim, or our late night convos, binge marathons and HGTV obsessions. Aunty Karm will always be remembered as the strong, independent, feisty, spicy woman she was never giving two about what anyone thought, living life to the fullest. She always asked me “ugly, what you doing” and “little girl why are you so busy.” I wish I knew that my busy was not busy at all. She loved me and that is one thing I can never doubt.


Scripture:

For this God is our God forever and ever: he will be our guide

even unto death. - Psalms 48:14

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