Jacques Nabal Jules entered eternal rest on January 23, 2026, in his beloved homeland of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Born on July 25, 1968, in Port-au-Prince, Jacques was the cherished son of the late Glatide Jean and the late Crequel Jules. Jacques was one of five siblings, the beloved brother of the late Roodly Jules and survived by Gregory Jules, Angela St. Charles, and Valencia St. Charles. Jacques leaves to honor his memory his eldest child, Quéla Jules, and his other beloved children, all deeply treasured in his heart and carrying forward the legacy of his love.

At 12 years old Jacques, affectionately known as “Ti Fré” and “Jaquito” and so much more, immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts where he built lifelong friendships, and created treasured memories with family. Jacques was a man of remarkable gifts and wide-ranging passions. He was a charismatic man with an infectious smile, and sense of humor to match.

Jacques approached life with curiosity and bold creativity. He was a true polyglot, fluent in English, Haitian Creole, French, and Spanish, effortlessly connecting with people across cultures. He found joy in cooking, dancing, writing, drawing, and fashion. Jacques was a true businessman; an entrepreneur and a visionary always dreaming bigger than the room could hold. One of Jacques’ proudest accomplishments was Zazou Nightclub - a cultural night club that blended his love for Haitian culture, international music and bringing his community together.

Above all, Jacques loved God. Rooted deeply in his faith, he often recited Scripture by heart, with the Book of Psalms being one of his favorites. He treasured his Bible, not only as a sacred text but as a daily companion, and he shared his faith openly and joyfully with everyone he met. When Jacques prayed, his words carried sincerity, comfort, and conviction, each one spoken with intention and trust.

His faith was more than a belief; it was the foundation of his life and the steady strength that sustained him through every season. It shaped the way he loved, the way he served, and the way he showed up for others. Known for his generous heart and unwavering willingness to help, Jacques gave of himself freely and without hesitation. For family, friends, and even strangers in need, he was present and selfless. In times of sickness, celebration, or sorrow, he showed up. That steadfast spirit of service, rooted in love and faith, is what made him so deeply cherished by all who knew him.

Jacques’ life was a testament to faith, love, creativity, and devoted service. His spirit will continue to live on in all who knew and loved him. He is survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends whom he considered family. Though our hearts ache deeply, we give thanks for a life rooted in generosity and a profound love for family. Those who cherished him will carry his memory forward with enduring love.

Visiting hours will be held at the Dolan Funeral Home, 460 Granite Avenue, EAST MILTON SQUARE on Thursday, February 19th from 5-8PM. Funeral Service at Berea SDA Church, 180 Seaver Street, Dorchester on Friday, February 20th at 11AM. Interment private