Birth date: May 12, 1970 Death date: Nov 17, 2025
Kelveen Nazien a graphic designer, fashion expert, Tech of Miami Florida, passed unexpectedly on November 17, 2025 at the age of 55 at his residence in his hometown of Miami Florida. Kelveen Nazien was born May 12,1970 to his par Read Obituary
Kelveen was my colleague at American Express. Although I only worked with him for a few months, I’ll never forget how wise and encouraging he was. I had a very tough time navigating through my new career at Amex. And when it showed, Kelveen always went out of his way to encourage me and speak positive words of affirmation. It takes someone with a genuine heart and sensitive nature to treat someone you barely know with so much kindness. That is how I will always remember him.
I would always run into Kelveen at the grocery store and we would always chat for awhile and ask about how each other family are doing.
He will be truly missed. My love,prayers, and condolences to the family whom I have grown to LOVE! Peace and Love Vic!
The times we’ll go back and forth with lots of jokes. Giving your “king plate” of food when spending time over by the house. You’ll be truly missed.
My father was a true inspiration and role model . He was my motivation , guidance and protection all in one. We did so much together and had so many plans for the future. So many laughs , memories and a whole lot of LOVE. Blessed to have had such a father in my life. I will continue to carry his legacy with my head held high. I will love and miss you forever father .
A true inspiration!
Like a castle built upon a sandy beach, gone too soon. Like a perfect flower that is just beyond your reach, gone too soon.
Born to amuse, to inspire, to delight, here one day gone one night. Like a sunset dying with the rising of the moon, gone too soon.
Naz, was always a pleasure talking with him, especially when comparing the Jamaican Cuisine at work to the real Jamaican Restaurants and his family cooking. “The Jerk Chicken, the stew chicken and the cornmeal porridge”
BIG IT UP!!! Naz, gone too soon. BIG IT UP!!!
Naz was one of those rare coworkers who made the job feel less like work and more like two people pushing through the madness together. We’d complain, laugh, and navigate the chaos side by side, like we had our own unspoken rhythm for surviving tough calls.
He had a presence you couldn’t forget, that deep, unmistakable voice, that spark of humor he carried even on stressful days, and his incredible talent as an artist. He saw the world in a way most people never will, and you could feel that in everything he created. And even in the middle of his own struggles, he always found a way to show appreciation. He nominated me for a Gold Star once, and that moment stayed with me.
It hurts to know he’s gone. People like Naz leave a mark without even trying. They leave warmth, color, and memory behind. I’m grateful I got to know him, even for the time we had.
Rest in peace, Naz. Thank you for the laughter, the kindness, and the moments us at AMEX will never forget
-Love Nickz, forever your colleague 🙏🏽❤️
