Yves Bertrand Sincere

Yves Bertrand Sincere, a dedicated professional and beloved family man, passed away on March 8, 2026, in Naples, Florida. Born on October 9, 1967, in Cayes, Haiti, Yves was known among his friends and family simply as "Yves." Over the course of his life, he earned a reputation as a hard worker who deeply valued the importance of helping others.

Yves devoted 24 years of his career to the Hilton Hotel, where his commitment and reliability made him a trusted and valued employee. Those who knew him remember Yves for his steadfast work ethic and his unwavering dedication to the service of others. His reliability was a hallmark of his character and something that colleagues and loved ones alike appreciated deeply.

Outside of his professional life, Yves found joy in a variety of personal interests. He loved dancing and enjoyed the flavors of Haitian cuisine. An avid sports fan, Yves followed the Miami Heat with enthusiasm and had a passion for both football and soccer. These hobbies reflected his vibrant personality and his ability to find happiness in simple pleasures.

Yves was a cherished husband to Delene Mezier and a devoted father to seven children: sons Scott Sincere, Brandon Sincere, Michael Brun, Jeffrey Joseph, Anderson Joseph; daughters Manalitha Brun and Teneisha Joseph. His family was the center of his life, and his legacy will continue through them. He is also remembered as the son of the late Lamartiniere Sincere and Denise Romelus.

The community will gather to honor Yves’ life and legacy at a visitation followed by a celebration of life on March 28, 2026, at the First Apostolic Pentecostal Church located at 600 B Moore Rd, Haines City, Florida. The visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m., with the celebration of life commencing at 11:00 a.m.

Yves Bertrand Sincere’s life was marked by dedication, kindness, and a generous spirit. He will be remembered not only for his professional achievements and hard work but also for the warmth and support he extended to those around him. His memory will remain a guiding light for his family and all who had the privilege to know him.