lina Dorestin, a mother, grandmother, and sister, passed away on July 22, 2023, surrounded by her loving family. Born on November 27, 1955, in Latortue, Haiti, Alina was the cherished firstborn child of Gloria Milynne and Orelio Philip Dorestin. She was a beacon of love and strength for her extensive family, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all who knew her. In pursuit of a brighter future, Alina embarked on a journey from her homeland to the Bahamas on November 3, 1979. It was in the Bahamas that she met Nannite Altidor. Their shared journey continued as they ventured to Miami in 1984, a move that marked the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. Making Orlando, Florida, their forever home, Alina and Nannite united in marriage in June 1992, solidifying their unbreakable bond. Alina was a woman of diverse passions; she found joy in the art of cooking, the thrill of travel, the warmth of family gatherings, and the tranquility of nurturing her garden. Her life was a testament to the joy that could be found in both simple moments and grand adventures. Faith played an integral role in Alina's life, as she embraced Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. Her spirituality was a guiding light, shaping her character and touching the lives of those around her. Alina's legacy lives on through her six children: Kenison Dorestin, Karen Apply, Georgia Apply, Manize Altidor, Tia Altidor, and Luckson Altidor. Her influence also extends to her twelve grandchildren: Rueben Apply, Ashanti Apply, Jimmy Sauvue, Tramaine Mekhi Hammons, Diana Sauvue, Ayden Altidor, Cederlin Guerme, Monica Guerme, and Kevin Dorestin. Additionally, Alina's impact can be seen in her twenty-nine brothers and sisters: Fritzner Dieujuste, Renet Dieujuste, Gadner Diejuste, Jean Dieujuste, Islene Dieujuste, Kellan Dieujuste, Guirlande Dieujuste, Rixcon Dieujuste, Libenet Dieujuste, Sedner Dieujuste, Roger Dieujuste, Niclasse Dieujuste, Scherlie Dieujuste, Virgel Dieujuste, Tcharby Dieujuste, Smith Dieujuste, Rosana Dieujuste, Kernise Dieujuste, Carole Dorestin, Rosie Dorestin, May Dorestin, Van Dorestin, Mark Dorestin, Villy Dorestin, Elifêt Dorestin, Kelly Dorestin, Revenel Dorestin, Roselie Dorestin, and Erzilie Dorestin. Alina's life was one of love, faith, and devotion to family. She will be remembered for her unwavering kindness, her nurturing spirit, and her ability to bring people together. As we mourn her passing, let us also celebrate the joy she brought to our lives and carry forward the lessons of love and unity that she exemplified.