Jostin Divad Alan Brito

Birth date: Jul 15, 2000 Death date: Jun 24, 2022

Jostin Divad Alan Brito, 21, a lifelong Florida resident passed away unexpectedly on Friday, June 24, 2022, in Hialeah, Florida. He was born July 15, 2000, in Zephryhills, FL. Jostin was the most genuinely kindhearted person you Read Obituary

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Yeimy Ortiz

171w ago

TinTin, oh my God, can’t believe I am writing this, I remember you and Jr running around, up and down, I remember the day you guys got missing and went to McDonalds, we laughed so much . I couldn’t even be mad at you guys. That sweet smile, can’t express how proud of you we all were. Doing your thing as a father and family man. We’re going to miss you kid, tremendously. On behalf of myself, Jr and Carter. We are so broken and will have you embedded in our hearts. Love you, we will miss you always. Our hearts with your wife, family and children. This is a big pain, I can’t imagine how they are all bearing with this. 💔🙏🏽

Cindy

171w ago

My babyboy I remember our late night talks about how the future was gonna be and how we would wonder why god brought us into each others life he gave us our first baby and it changed our worlds, you are a big part in our life and you showed me so much love, you protected me from so much. You’ll forever be my soulmate and bestfriend. Remember when we would look at our kids and we would say we had our own twins, Xzavion is exactly like you in every way from the pictures I seen from when you were a baby to stories I’ve been told, I’m glad to always have two little humans to remind me of you. All these memories we made will be pasted down to our kids they will know how much of an amazing father they have, and I’ll always know how much of an amazing husband you always were to me. I love you my king

Zuleyka Garay

171w ago

in honor of Jostin.

Jostin, tintín, kid, my little dude. My absolute favorite memories is driving you to the barber. I remember searching for barber near by that would be great at doing designs. I found one. We would walk in and I would sit down and you would walk towards the chair and ask your barber for whatever design you wanted. Your first design ever was spider web, because you loved Spider-Man. You would come toward me gleaming, oh how you loved a fresh cut. I’d give you $20 and tell you to pay your barber and you’d come back with a $5 and $3 I’d tell you. If you to tip him with the change and you could keep the rest and I was always so proud that you would leave him the $5. Next we would go out for ice cream. At that moment I didn’t think I could be more proud of you and then you became a dad and ever since you can’t imagine how incredibly proud I was of him.

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