**Marie C. Lominy-Jean** October 07, 1957 - November 29, 2024 Marie C. Lominy-Jean, originally from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, immigrated to the United States in 1972 with her mother and sister. She was the proud daughter of André Lominy and Renée Raphael-Lominy, and she shared a strong bond with her sister, Danielle Lominy-Doleyres. Marie had a commendable educational journey, attending primary school at Externat La Providence, followed by secondary education at Centre D'Etudes Secondaires and Theodore Roosevelt High School. She continued her studies at the New York Institute of Technology and Bronx Community College, demonstrating her dedication to personal and professional growth. Known for her loving nature, Marie was a fierce protector of her family. Her strong personality shone through as she took charge, ensuring the safety and happiness of her loved ones. Affectionately known as "Nainaine," meaning "Godmother," she was the heart of the family and her incredible cooking—especially during the holidays—will always be remembered. Marie made it a priority to serve others first, exemplifying her generous spirit. Marie is survived by her cherished daughter, Swamarha (Swammy) Jean, and her beloved granddaughter, Aminah. She also leaves behind her sister Danielle Lominy-Doleyres and her brother in- law Evans Doleyres, along with two adored nieces, Majisha (Maji) and Yasmine (Mimine), her husband Wenshley Herny, and great-grandniece Camille. Additionally, she is survived by her two aunts, Jacqueline Raphaël (Jackie) and Odette Lominy, as well as her cherished cousin Shirley Raphael ❤️ and cousins Ashley Raphael, Destina Domond, and Yves Mario Joseph. Numerous other cousins and friends, who became family through the years, also supported her during her illness. With a long career in the healthcare field, Marie worked as a counselor for New York State and served as a phlebotomist for Lab Quest. She was a dedicated Catholic, first attending Sacred Heart Church and later Saint Martha Church, where her faith played a significant role in her life. In her leisure time, Marie enjoyed challenging herself with crossword puzzles and Sudoku. She relished watching her favorite TV shows, particularly *General Hospital*. An enthusiastic cook and knitter, she loved to play music and frequently shared uplifting quotes and poems on Facebook, connecting with her friends and family in meaningful ways. Marie's vibrant spirit and legacy of love will continue to inspire everyone who knew her. Unfortunately, we lost our queen on November 29, 2024 12:05 am. May her memories be a blessing.