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" Vincent Doyle " |
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03/08/1963 |
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D.O.D |
08/27/2023 |
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St. Vincent/Grenadines |
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Place of Death |
Queens, New York
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The funeral service for the late Vincent Doyle will be on Thursday, September 21st 2023 at Shelter Rock Seventh-Day Adventist Church, located 15718 Meyer Ave, South Jamaica, NY 11434.
Viewing: 10:00am -11:00am
Service: 11:00am
The burial for the late Vincent Doyle will be at Pinelawn Memorial Park, Farmingdale, NY.
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Special Info |
Vincent was a loving and caring person. A good man!
He had a good relationship with everyone and was always willing to help whenever he can.
Vincent Augustas Doyle passed away on Sunday August 27, 2023, at the age of 60. He was born on March 8, 1963, to the late Maureen Doyle (mother) and William Oliver(father) on the island of St. Vincent & the Grenadines.
Vincent grew up in his homeland, St. Vincent before migrating to Barbados then to the United States. He was a Christian and loved singing. One of his favorite gospel bands was ‘The Imperials.’ He also had a love for all sports especially football (soccer) and enjoyed watching his favorite team Liverpool F.C.
In 2010, Vincent met and fell in love with his wife, Keisha and they were married in December 2011 in Kew Gardens, Queens NY. His two daughters Vinetta (23 yrs. old) and Danielia (17 yrs. old) were his pride and joy. He talked about them all the time and they meant everything to him.
He was also a hardworking man and was employed with the Vornado /BMS company for 18 years. He was a man who made sure that he was always providing for his family.
Vincent is survived by his wife, Keisha David, daughters Vinetta and Danielia Doyle, father William Oliver, sisters Herma and Joan, brothers Affonso, Marcus, and Eldon “Buddy,” aunt Georgina, Uncle Lennox “Lenny,” cousin Dr. Athena Oliver, nieces Kasey, Jordan, Joanna, Kimberly and nephews Jaden and Jahron. Other relatives Gloria, Monica, and Todd; many other relatives and friends.
He will forever be in our hearts.
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