LaMon A. Kemp Jr. Obituary (1991

LaMon Aurelio Kemp Jr. (28) made his heavenly transition on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 at 8:20 p.m. at the University Of Chicago Hospital in Chicago, IL. Funeral services will be 11am, Saturday, February 1, 2020 at Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. James Lane to give the eulogy. Viewing will be 10am, Saturday, February 1, 2020 at the church until the time of service. LaMon was born February 3, 1991 in Detroit, MI to the union of Mary L. Ware and LaMon A. Kemp Sr. On September 27, 2003 LaMon's family moved to Michigan City, IN where they made a new life for themselves. LaMon accepted Christ at an early age. He graduated from Michigan City High School in 2009. He was a gentle soul that didn't have much to say but could definitely get your attention when he did. LaMon enjoyed football, basketball, gaming, good music and hanging out with his friends. "Boy, did he add some laughter with his jokes and dancing". The Michigan City Soul Steppers was his #1 passion, which kept him grounded and helped groom him into the man he became. LaMon was proceeded in death by his son Rylan Khalil Kemp, his grandmother Della Kemp, his uncle Jermar "Pickel" Ware and other loved ones. LaMon leaves to cherish his precious memories: His mother Mary (Titia) Ware, who he affectionately called "Lady" and special dad Andrae Green of Michigan City, IN, his father LaMon A. Kemp, Sr. of Detroit, MI, grandmother, Annette (Clyde LeGrone) Ware, Detroit, MI, his sister Auja'Nae Green, Michigan City, IN, his one and only niece Kae'Len Wilson who was his "Tweety", godfather, James Buford of Detroit, MI, honorable mother Lyn Isbell, Michigan City, IN, honorable brother, Keenan Perry, Michigan City, IN and honorable sister, Sierra Upsher, of Minnesota, special friends, Kimberly Burnett and Reka Roberson of Michigan City, IN, aunts, Shoniqua Kemp, LaTony Kemp, Chivon Cornelius, LaKeida (Robert) Aldridge, Detroit, MI and Yolanda (Auntie Micky) Davis, LaPorte, IN, uncles, Joey Poe, Jason Poe, Joseph Poe III, Detroit, MI, Cortaz Paige of Ypsilanti MI a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and a countless number of friends who supported him to the end.