Two sisters died saving their disabled father from a fire accident

A family has lost two people following their heroic act while trying to save their father who was trapped in a burning house.
The father managed to survive with several other family members, but he lost his daughters who were deeply mourned
He was rushed to the hospital, where he is receiving treatment and recovering after the fatal accident while an account was opened to help the family

Two young women have lost their lives in a tragic way while trying to save their father from a huge fire that was burning their house.

Pojanee Fleury poses for a photo (left). Francia, 49, posing with her father (right). Photo: Angela Richardson.
Source: Facebook

Frantzia Fleury, 49, and Pojanee Fleury, 42, both loved by their family and community, died on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27.

The sisters met their sudden deaths after returning to their burning house to save their disabled father.

Their wheelchair-bound father, who also has dementia, managed to get out of the house with six other people, but his daughters did not survive.

When did Pojanee and Franzia die?

“On behalf of the entire Haitian All-StarZ family, we send our deepest condolences and condolences for the loss of our beloved sister Pojanee (PJ) Fleury and her sister Francia on Thanksgiving Day. Words cannot express the deep sorrow and sadness we feel from this great loss. Through Brown Eyez Publishing, Behind the Scenes Magazine, 4Haiti Magazine, and as host of The PJ Show on WHCR 90.3 FM, she gave her life telling our stories, amplifying our voices, and empowering our community,” Harry Djanite said.

Djanite praised Pojanee, noting that since she joined the Haitian All-StarZ network, she touched the lives of everyone she met.

He added that Pojanee was a catalyst for change, a pioneer and a woman of action who not only spoke inspiration but lived it.

Where are the Fleury sisters from?

“She was truly one of God’s angels on earth, kind, eloquent, generous, always available to help, and a pillar in our Haitian community. She embodied quality: a leader, an entrepreneur, an activist, a visionary, and a role model of strength, grace, and compassion. PJ and I crossed paths for the first time after Haiti 201,0 Brooklyn Museum, and she produced a short film produced by Sidlocks Mehu of Multi-Hop TV. I am very grateful that later blessed me with the honor of 4Haiti Magazine, and recently featured me in Our Time Press, where he contributed as a journalist.

The father of PJ Fleury and Frantzia Fleury is hospitalized

Their father, who survived the needle puncture, was rushed to hospital, where he is recovering from smoke inhalation and needs financial help for medical expenses.

“This is unimaginable and scary, but the light of these two Haitian sisters has united tens of thousands of people in the African diaspora. We must all continue their mission to a higher level. I have never met anyone who worked harder to fulfill the vision.”

“I was inspired by his car from the first conversation we had. He was a community organizer, born to heal broken places and uplift broken people in the world. You have accomplished a lot in many fields of life, in a short time. When I met you, I met a native shero,” Safiya Songhai lamented.