We are sad to announce that on June 6, 2023 we had to say goodbye to Pascal N. Kabemba of Mount Vernon, New York. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

He was predeceased by : his father Joseph Biabululu Kabemba; and his brother Charles Muzadi Kabemba. He is survived by : his mother Bernadette Mujinga; his wife Teresa Delgado; and his children, Francesca, Celeste, Josiah and Xavier. He is also survived by his seven siblings.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Pelham Funeral Home

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August 18, 2023

Kevin Alcott wrote a sympathy message

“Our deepest sympathies to Teresa and family. Kevin (Colgate '86) & Martha Alcott”

June 12, 2023

Nicole Martin wrote a sympathy message

“Dear Teresa and family, I first met Pascal and Teresa when our children attended The Chapel school. Pascal coached the basketball team. I really got to know him when he started working out at 24 Hour Fitness. He encouraged me through my illness and was always willing to help me and shoe me the correct way to do the exercises. I admired his resilience, perseverance and positive attitude throughout his illness. My deepest condolence to you and loved ones. Nicole Martin.”

June 9, 2023

Velma Coleman wrote a sympathy message

“Pascal/Teresa and I met at the gym through a mutual friend - he was such a recognized force in my gym visits - I will truly miss his presence, may he rest in peace - my condolence to Teresa and her family💐”

June 8, 2023

Rick Brown wrote a sympathy message

“Pascal and I worked together at Scotiabank in the early ‘90’s but kept in contact over the years. As a person in the mining business we often discussed finding a project in his birthplace of the DRC , but like many stories, it never progressed beyond our best plans I will always remember Pascal as a fun loving friend who loved his family more than anything Bless you my friend”