LeShawn Bernard Brooks

LeShawn Bernard Brooks, passed away, on a bright sunny day, July 1, 2022. He was born son of George Bernard and Barbara Gail (nee Staples) Brooks on August 12, 1981, at Roseland Community Hospital in Chicago, Ill. LeShawn confessed life in Christ and was baptized at Providence Baptist Church, in Milwaukee, WI. Le Shawn attended Forest Home Elementary school and Bayview High School. He loved Boys and Girls Club, playing pool, fishing, camping, listening to music, detailing cars and traveling. LeShawn was loved by many. Through out his life he was one who would give his help. He was a loving father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle, nephew and cousin. LeShawn is survived by his mother, Barbara Beckom, his father George Brooks, his twin brother, DeShawn, his son LeShawn Jr. , three grandchildren; Za’niayahh Lenae, Bella D’ior, Major Brooks and unborn twins. He is also survived by his #1 Auntie Brenda McKinney and his #1 Uncle Curly Harris, nieces; Princess, Destiny, DeShawn Jr. , Keianna, Keon, Keimonni, Amarha, and Promise, very special friend and mother of his son: Sheena Wooden and other relatives and friends. The family of LeShawn Bernard Brooks Sr. would like to express sincere appreciation for phone calls, and other expressions of kindness shown during this time of his Home Going. May God Bless each and everyone of you. LOVE LEE FOREVER Cremation Society of Kettle Morane is serving the family. ********************************************** LeShawn, OH my Lee-Lee, you called me July 1, 2022 and said I (quote)) “Auntie, this is Lee, how are you feeling? I Love you. I be glad when I can see you again. Then the phone cut off. I was so glad to hear from you. After we were disconnected, I called your mother and said you had called me and repeated to her what you said to me. Lee, I had no idea that you were going to leave me. You never said goodbye! You were gone before I even knew it. God only knew. I have cried a million times since you left us. If I alone could have saved you, you would never had died. Lee, in life I loved you dearly and in death I love you still. In my heart you hold a place that no one could ever fill. It broke my heart Lee, to lose you, you know you were not only your mother’s child you were Auntie’s too. You didn’t go alone for a part of me went with you, the day God called you home. Love you so much. Your favorite Auntie (aka) Bren-Bren