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He is survived by his 2 sisters Pee (Florida) Maureen (Jamaica) Carlos. Uncle Bunny has lived in the same area of Patterson since his arrival in the USA and has formed many lasting friendships. He worked at Colour Bright until a work related accident caused him to retire. He was later employed at Colour Bright where he met his surrogate family the Nelsons, who took loved him as his own after his sister moved to Florida. He first started working at a car wash and then Bagel Crisp. Uncle Bunny migrated to America in the early eighties to live with his sister Pee in Paterson New Jersey. Throughout his illness all he worried about was his old car. My grandmother used to say "him neva far from something ole". One of which later became our doll house, and for those of you wondering where the name "Ramrod" came from, did you know he bought an old sound system fixed it up and tried his hand at being a DJ? The name of the sound system was RAMATONE. Uncle Bunny also had a love for lada of which he had 2.

As a child, he could be remembered for driving a Honda 50, and then a 175 bike. In those days the Grays Inn Sugar factory was a thriving industry, and because he had a love for motor vehicles and mechanic work, he got a job with the sugar factory which would fulfill his dream of driving and fixing vehicles. He attended the Annotto Bay all age school and later the Buff Bay Secondary school. Louise Delevante affectionately to his family and friends as "Bunny" was born in the Annotto Bay hospital on February 28,1955 to Adina Hartley and Dennis Delevante.

May his soul rest in peace and rise in glory. 6 Children 2 Nieces 2 nephews, and a host of cousins, grandchildren, great grandchildren, adopted children/grand children and an abundance of truly great friends.

Louis "Bunny" Delevante Louise Delevante affectionately to his family and friends as "Bunny" was born in the Annotto Bay hospital on February 28,1955 to Adina Hartley and Dennis Delevante.