Sandrine Guillet

Sandrine Guillet, born on May 3, 1980, in French Guiana, passed away peacefully on November 21, 2025, surrounded by the love of her family. Her life was a generous gift to all who knew her—one marked by compassion, determination, and an unwavering devotion to the people she loved.

Sandrine spent her early years in Paris, France. At the age of 18, she moved to the United States to build a new chapter of her life. She settled in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, where she was lovingly welcomed by her aunt Syriane and uncle Joseph, along with their three children. Once her parents and sisters joined her in 1998, they moved to Dorchester and then settled in Mattapan. Sandrine attended Brighton High School and proudly graduated in 1999. She went on to earn her Associate’s degree from Bunker Hill Community College, and became a Licensed Practical Nurse at Quincy College in 2015. Since 2000, she diligently worked at Brigham and Women’s Hospital—a career spanning nearly two decades. By 2021, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Health Science for the University of Massachusetts Boston. Her dedication to the healthcare field perfectly reflects her compassion and service to others with an unshakable spirit. Sandrine was a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. She carried the principles of Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood in everything she did. Joining the sorority was one of her most cherished accomplishments, and she embraced her sisters—and the community she gained there—with her whole heart.

Sandrine is lovingly remembered by her devoted parents, Nahoum Guillet and Gladys Guillet; her two younger sisters, Eunide Guillet and Martine Maxwell; her brother-in-law Andrew Maxwell; and her cherished nephews Micah, Alexander, and Levi. She also leaves behind extended family members who adored her deeply. To her family, Sandrine was not only a daughter and sister—she was a light, a protector, and a source of strength. She gave endlessly of herself, offering love, guidance, and encouragement. She believed in fighting for what mattered, never backing down, and standing up with dignity and courage. Through her example, she taught her family resilience, joy, seriousness when needed, and the importance of supporting one another unconditionally.

Sandrine’s memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who were blessed to know her. Her kindness, her laughter, her determination, and the love she shared will be carried forward by her family and all who were touched by her life.

May she rest in eternal peace.