Leroy Warren Singleton Jr.

Burial Services will be Private.
LeRoy Warren Singleton Jr Was Born October the 10th 1967 to Gloria Neal Singleton and the late Leroy Singleton Sr in Kingston New York

LeRoy graduated from Rondout Valley High School Kingston N.Y. and moved to Charlotte North Carolina where he joined and was baptized at St Paul Baptist Church by Reverend Gregory Moss.

LeRoy was married to Tina Goodwin Singleton and of this Marriage, they had four children; Demarcus, Asia, Telesa and Andrea Singleton

LeRoy Leaves Behind his Mother Gloria Neal Singleton, two Sisters Lenora Ruth German (James) of Albany New York, Gloria Lynn Singleton-Dixon (Mel) of Mount Holly, N.C.,  one Niece LaTisha German, and two Nephews Ernest Brockington and Matthew Brockington. Grandson of the late Edward and Louise Neal, the late Ruth Singleton Mckinnon, Great Grandson of the late Alonzo and Bessie Smith, and Edward and Pearl Neal, nephew of the late Calvin Singleton, Estelle Taylor Evevlyn Dawson and Eddie Mckinnon, Aunts Shirley Johnson Brown, Ruth Wilson of Charlotte N.C., Dorothy Childs of Kingston N.Y., Uncle James Childs and James Kithcart of Kingston N.Y., cousins Tyrone Wilson, Wilbur Johnson, Mike Wilson, Victoria Wilson and Bobby Wilson of Charlotte, Decosta Dawson of New Jersey, Roderick Dawson and Stephenie Dawson, Jimmy Kithcart, Clark Chaffin, Billy Chaffin, Paula Childs-Perez and Cynthia Childs, and James Childs, Jr. of Kingston N.Y. and Partner Teresa Moore

Leroy had many skills. he worked for Liberty Data Voice and Data Fiber Optic Installation. He was PCAT Test Operator for IBM. He was a Telecommunication Specialist for Wake Medical Center. He was a Home Improvement Apprentice Subcontracting work for the Charlotte Hornets and an Underground Cable Installer. He was an A&T Partner 111 and had a Chauffeur License. He Was a Member of Promise Resource Network where he earned the title “Mayor” because of his commitment to their mission. Leroy was a very loving man and truly touched the lives of everyone he met. He will be missed but never forgotten.

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