Pastor Yvette Gonzalez-Carter

Birth date: Mar 25, 1958 Death date: Aug 31, 2025

Pastor Yvette Gonzalez-Carter, 67, of Largo, FL, passed away gracefully on August 31, 2025, at home, surrounded by those who loved her most. Yvette was born on March 25, 1958, in Bronx, NY, to Carmen and Antonio Perez. Her passio Read Obituary

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Jessica Perez

5w ago

in honor of Yvette.

May God continue to bless you as you enter into His Kingdom. May your soul find eternal rest, peace, and joy in paradise. You will be deeply missed but forever remembered with love.

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Mastaof Illusion

5w ago

in honor of Yvette.

REST IN PEACE MY BIG COUSIN I LOVE YOU I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU. YOU WAS ALWAYS SO SWEET AND KIND TO ME. I WILL ALWAYS HAVE HAPPY THOUGHTS AND GOOD MEMORIES WHEN I THINK ABOUT YOU. TIL WE MEET AGAIN….LOVE YOUR LITTLE COUSIN ALEX

Eli Mattos

5w ago

in honor of Yvette.

We miss you so much

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Felicia Dobb

5w ago

Serving alongside Pastor Yvetteo was more than just ministry—it was a masterclass in grace, compassion, and unwavering faith. She didn’t just preach the love of Christ; she lived it in every gesture, every word, every quiet act of kindness.
I remember one bitterly cold day at the food pantry. I was shivering, as I often did, but trying to push through. Without hesitation, Pastor Yvetteo took off her own jacket and wrapped it around me. No questions, no fuss—just love in action. That jacket became more than fabric to me. It was a symbol of her generosity, her selflessness, and the way she saw people’s needs before they even spoke them.
I will always treasure that jacket. But now, I cherish it even more. Because it carries her warmth, her spirit, and the memory of a godly woman who gave without limits and loved without condition.
Pastor Yvetteo didn’t just serve—she inspired. And though she’s no longer with us in body, her legacy wraps around us like that jacket did around me: comforting, enduring, and full of grace.

Jeannette Meitz

5w ago

Jeannette Meitz

5w ago

I am deeply honored to have known this amazing woman - Yvette Carter. Whether going with her to chemo, church, a banquet, or Bible Study -- or serving under her leadership in feeding ministry, she was my friend and an inspiration to me (and everyone she met) as she gave everything to follow Jesus and serve others as He had directed her. Yvette, we will miss yo, but we will carry on your legacy. Love, Jeannette