Anne-Marie Marguerite Louis

On February 7, 2022, the Lord called our beloved Anne-Marie Marguerite Louis to come home and reunite with her parents, siblings, children and grandchild. Grandma was the last surviving of her siblings at age 97. She was an extraordinary woman, born April 15,1924, in Coridon, Haiti. Daughter of the late Rosalia and Joseph Louis. She was a sister to two brothers and seven sisters. She received an education and later married Samson Milien and had two children, but shortly became a widow and later met Montas Norgaisse and had six more children. Anne-Marie had many names – Mommy, Madame Samson, Man Sam and Marguerite. She decided to move to Gonaives, Haiti, where she became self-employed as a seamstress and had a salt business. She would create uniforms for her family and friends, and her business grew from there. As a hard-working mother, she made sure her family had everything they needed. Furthermore, she also was a mother to many other family members and friends that she took in and took care of.

Anne-Marie was blessed with a huge loving family where she gained yet another name, "Grandma." She made a life-changing decision to leave her country to migrate to the United States in 1985. She moved to be with her adult children and grandchildren. There was a special spark about her that radiated throughout the room. Being around her family was the one thing that made her extremely happy. Her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and
great-great-grandchildren were her heart and soul. Grandma enjoyed making outfits for her family, making jokes, and cooking, always surrounding her family with love. Watching movies with her was always memorable, even though she didn't know exactly what was being said, she knew what was about to happen and said: "WHOOY" and "who sent you" (all in Creole). Her laughter, especially when watching her favorite show Jerry Springer, was so infectious and will forever be missed. As Grandma aged and could not move around much, she loved to be on the phone and have conversations with her loved ones, and had a memory like no other. She would remember things from when she was in Haiti and talk about it, and everyone would be blown away by how she could remember. She was very knowledgeable and funny, and her vision was impeccable. She was threading needles up to the end of her days.

Grandma is survived by Montas Norgaisse, her four living adult children, Jean, Mary-Lourdes, Montes and Gladys, as well as many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, cousins, nieces, nephews, stepchildren and friends. Visitation will be held at the Farley Funeral Home, 358 Park Street, Stoughton (Rt. 27), on Saturday February 19th from 8:30-10:30 AM, followed by a funeral mass at Saint Mary Parish, 211 North Main Street, Randolph at 11:00AM. Interment will take place at Saint Mary Cemetery in Randolph. Flowers and cards may be sent to the family's home address at, 76 North Ave, Rockland, MA 02370.