A Letter To My Brother
In a million years I never would have thought you’d be taken away from me on this earth so soon. I am who I am today because of your help. You looked up to me, you encouraged me, you’ve always had my back, and you kept me on my toes. I don’t know how to live without you but I do know that your spirit and legacy will live on forever. I know that you and dad have embraced in your new heavenly home and with this I have peace. I am my brothers keeper now and forever. My head is held high brother for our work here is not yet finished. You’ve always had a way of keeping me busy. Lol. Until we meet again brother, I love you now and forever.
“But the Lord reigns forever, executing judgment from his throne He will judge the world with justice and rule the nations with fairness.” Psalms 9:7-8
~Expressions of Gratitude ~
A friendly smile, a casual touch, a kind expression...These are the things that mean so much. To know you are with us in our time of sorrow, sharing our prayers, today and tomorrow. God gives us the comfort in the form of family and good friends. May His peace be with you because His love never ends. ~The Family of LeBarron L. Ballard ~Active Pallbearers ~
Richardson,
Jerry Richardson Tyrone Ford
Marvin Richardson
Jeffrey Jones
Ted Ward Micheal Donahue ~Repast ~
~Committal Rites & Entombment ~
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Reflections Reflections of Life
On March 18, 2020, LeBarron LaDonnie Ballard left his physical body here on this earth to return to his heavenly home.
He was born on April 17, 1991, to Sharon and Will Ballard. At a young age, he dedicated his life to Christ and accepted him as his Lord and Savior.
After attending and graduating high school top 10 of his class at Westwood High, he then joined the world’s greatest military and served in the US Navy for five years. After those five years, he honorably separated from the US Navy to follow a life long passion as an engineer. He graduated top 3 of his class, receiving his Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering from ITT Technical Institute.
This came of no surprise to his sister Dominique because growing up she watched LeBarron and their father Will T Ballard develop and maintain computer programs. He also enjoyed doing challenging algebraic equations with his mother. LeBarron then dedicated his services to Parkland Health, where he developed and maintained computer software for hospital equipment, helping save the lives of many.
LeBarron did not have any children, but his nieces and nephew Amaya, Jayce, and Ariah came very close. He loved them more than anything. They always joked calling him Santa Claus because he always came with many gifts as if it was Christmas morning.
LeBarron will be greatly missed by his family.
He leaves behind to cherish his memories, his mother, Sharon GreenPerry(Frazier Perry Jr.), sister Dominique Ballard-Mason (Christopher Mason), two niece’s Amaya, and Ariah Mason, and one nephew Jayce Mason. His grandmother Ella Jane Ballard and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and family members.
LeBarron joins his father, Will T. Ballard Jr. in heaven, his grandmother Rosetta Richardson, and grandfather Jacob Green.
