haitian heroes

Here is a painting of Haitian heroes raising the Haitian flag. this painting is located in the public square in downtown Arcahaie Haiti, the birth place of the Haitian flag.

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Ginette Eugene and her Haitian twin sister Gina Eugene are the founders of Good Samaritan for a Better Life, a nonprofit organization that brought Marlie Casseus to the United States.

Marlie Casseus is a Haitian teenager who attracted media attention when she received four surgeries to remove a 18-pound growth from her face that threatened her ability to eat, breathe, and see.

More about Marlie Casseus here:
wikipedia.org

Ginette's daughter, Fabiennne Achille used to be a Miami Heat Chearleader who became a Doctor. She traded in her pom-poms for a stethoscope.

Read more about Her dauther here:
Haitianinternet.com

This is a photo of Ginette Eugene at the Les Freres Dyole Premiere at Marabou Cafe, Pembroke Pines, FL.

For more info about Les frere Djole, go to:
belfim.com

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Ginette Eugene and her Haitian twin sister Gina Eugene are the founders of Good Samaritan for a Better Life, a nonprofit organization that brought Marlie Casseus to the United States.

Marlie Casseus is a Haitian teenager who attracted media attention when she received four surgeries to remove a 18-pound growth from her face that threatened her ability to eat, breathe, and see.

More about Marlie Casseus here:
wikipedia.org

Ginette's daughter, Fabiennne Achille used to be a Miami Heat Chearleader who became a Doctor. She traded in her pom-poms for a stethoscope.

Read more about Her dauther here:
Haitianinternet.com

This is a photo of Ginette Eugene at the Les Freres Dyole Premiere at Marabou Cafe, Pembroke Pines, FL.

For more info about Les frere Djole, go to:
belfim.com

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Here is the Charlemagne Peralte monument in Hinche Haiti. Charlemagne Massena Peralte was born in 1886. he was a Haitian nationalist leader who opposed the US Invasion of his of Haiti in 1915.

Charlemagne Peralte was the leader of the Haitian guerrilla fighters called the Cacos.

He posed such a challenge to the US forces in Haiti that the occupying forces had to upgrade their presence in the country.

Charlemagne Peralte was assassinated on 1 November 1, 1919.

Charlemagne Peralte remains as a highly praised Haitian hero.

Also Read Charlemagne Peralte - When The Haitian Hero Dies, The American Vilain Gets A Medal

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Gade photo saa... Photos des Heros Haitiens - Place d 'Armes, Gonaives Haiti

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