To know Lonnie was to love him. I remeber when we were younger our parents would take us out to dinner after church, at that time it was just 3 of us (Lonnie , Kissy and myself). My brother Ricky and 2 other sisters Precious and Jasmine weren't born yet. We would play practical jokes on each other when one went to the bathroom. We would mix the person who left the table drink with all kinds of condiments then would laugh until we cried when we saw the reaction f the other person after taking a sip of their drink. I remeber beach trips where my brother Lonnie wouldn't walk in the sand and sleepovers after family gatherings at my grandma's house. The last memory I have is when I came home for a graduation and he was finally home at the same time from the ship. He asked me if I had ever seen Fast and Furious 5, I said no so we sat and watched it together. That night I was suppose to meet one of my friends to have a meal but I'd rather stay at our parents house and watch a movie with my brother. I'm glad I, did that was some bonding time fo me and him. If I coud take his place I would, he was one oft most kind hearted, selfless, respectful people anyone would ever want to know and I enjoyed every moment I spent with him. HE WAS A MAN AFTER GOD'S OWN HEART AND GOD CALLED HIM HOME TO NO LONGER ENDURE THE PAIN OF THIS WORLD! Until we meet again my brother, I LOVE YOU THEN, NOW AND INTO ETERNITY!!!!!