Dominique Ithamar Clarke

CELEBRATION OF LIFE DOMINIQUE ITHAMAR CLARKE Dominique Ithamar Clarke, lovingly known as "Nikki" was born on May 26, 1993, in Plantation, Florida to Beatrice Conde and her then husband, Christopher Clarke. Nikki peacefully transitioned on April 14, 2025, at the age of 31 in Triangle, Virginia. Nikki had a challenging birth which later resulted in an intellectual disability. This however did not stop her from being who God called her to be. Whatever the doctors said she would not be able to do (walk, speak and understand multiple languages, etc.), Nikki proved them all wrong. Her journey in this life was influenced by loving family and friends, physical strength, and her faith in God. Nikki loved the Lord and would always call upon His name and was known for saying, "Hallelujah" and "Merci Jesus". Her conversations with the Lord were jovial and at other times peaceful. In Nikki's spare time you would find her relaxing, legs crossed and looking through fashion magazines. She was truly a "girlie girl". So much so, she earned the name of "Miss Too Cute"! Nikki, although petit in stature, favored homecooked meals and healthy snacks in lieu of fast foods. She also enjoyed music and dancing. Due to her mother's job, she was well travelled at a young age. She adapted easily to living in the U.S, Haiti and Senegal, especially trying new "delicacies". Nikki is survived by her mother, Beatrice Conde, her grandmother Philomene Altine Conde, her aunts Mireille Conde Liautaud and Jessie Conde Deverson, her uncle Harry Conde, who saw and treated her as his daughter, her God mother/cousin Jessica Deverson Pierre-Louis, her Godfather/cousin Jacques Olivier Deverson, her cousins Gregory Liautaud and Rachelle Liautaud. Additional sympathies are extended to a host of great aunts and great uncles, cousins, friends and her church family. With a special mention of her "spiritual aunties", Dr. Karen Jeter Thompson and Michele Louis-Jeune Maximilien. Nikki was deeply loved by all those graced by her presence. She showed us what true resilience looked like. She will be deeply missed and will remain forever in our hearts. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, any donations be sent in support of the Humanitarian Assistance efforts of Restoration World Outreach Ministries (www.rwominc.com). Repast: OASIS Event Venue 2600 Quantum Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Time: 1:30 p.m.