Rev. Dieubon Coicou was born in Haiti on February 1, 1939. His parents were Rev. Christian Coicou and Mrs. Claire Coicou. He was the third of three siblings to include his brother Herman Coicou and his sister Germaine Hilaire-Vargas both deceased.

Rev. Dieubon Coicou left behind his Former wife and friend Rev. Roxie Parker Coicou, is survived by his son Jean Eddy Coicou, eight grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. He is also survived from his brother side by his nieces and nephews to include Esther and family, Josue and family, Elisabeth and family, Jean-Paul and family, Ruben and family, Rude and family. His niece Noemie Saint-Cine (deceased) and family, his nephew Christian Pierre also deceased. From his sister's side he is survived by Jude Hilaire and family, Germany and family, Charlotte and family, Sandra and family.

Since his early age, Rev. Coicou was passionate about theology and became a Minister after graduation from a Theological Seminary in Haiti. He and his father Rev. Christian Coicou worked together in Haiti to spread the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the country, building churches and schools to educate people of all ages, planting the seeds for alphabetization in some of the remote villages.  He migrated to the US four decades ago and continued to work in the Ministry especially in the Boston MA area where he pastored a few churches until his retirement a few years ago.

Rev. Coicou was well-known in the community as a good Samaritan, and it is very sad to see him go. The last message he left for his family and friends is: "STAND UP FOR JESUS".

Reverend Coicou will have visiting hours on Friday evening August 12, 2022 from 4:00 - 8:00, in the George L. Doherty Funeral Home, 855 Broadway (Powder House Sq.) Somerville.

A Funeral Service will be held, Saturday, August 13, 2022, in the  Haitian Baptist Church, 16 Beech St. Cambridge, starting at 9:00am.

Interment will follow at Cambridge Cemetery, 76 Coolidge Ave. Cambridge.