Aristide St. Fleur

Aristide Bryan St. Fleur was a 20-year-old resident of Delray Beach, Florida. While publicly available records about his life are limited, contemporaneous local reporting and community accounts identify him as a young man known to his neighborhood and connected to people across Delray Beach.

Those small, everyday ties — friends, family, classmates, neighbors — are often the truest measure of a life. Aristide’s name appears in local reporting from August 2014 in connection with events that led to his death; those reports confirm his age and that he was taken to Bethesda Hospital where he later died on August 12, 2014. Beyond those facts, the public record accessible through news outlets focuses primarily on the circumstances of the shooting rather than on extended personal details such as work, schooling, or hobbies.

Because there is no published obituary or family-authorized memorial located that matches his full name and the exact date of death, the life story here is kept respectful and restrained: Aristide was a young adult whose life mattered to people close to him. He lived in Delray Beach during his late teens and early adulthood, a time when many people build friendships, learn skills, and make plans for their futures. The lack of a widely published obituary does not diminish the reality that his life had meaning to those who knew him privately.

This remembrance intends to acknowledge Aristide Bryan St. Fleur as a person first — not defined by how he died but by the fact that a community felt a loss. For anyone who knew him and wishes to add memories, photos, or messages, family-centered memorials or local funeral-home listings (if later made available) may provide a place to share those remembrances. In honoring Aristide, we recognize the human worth of a life cut short and offer space for the memories that friends and family might hold.