Today we come to celebrate the life of Kenneth Andre Maddox, Jr., beloved

son of Reverend Kenneth Maddox, Sr. and Missionary Angela Henly-Sabb.

Kenneth was born August lO,1979 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was preceded

in death by his beautiful daughter Kenshay Maddox and grandparents Lee and

Mable Maddox.

Kenneth, affectionately known as "Kenny" or "Milk", received his education

in Baltimore City Public Schools, attended the STRIVE Program and later

received his Maryland State Diploma. He was employed with MCI Telecom-

munications, TGE Energy, and most recently with S.I. Restoration. During

summer months, Kenny also catered private events, sold grill items and snow-

balls.

As a child, Kenny began his Christian journey as a member of Livelystone

Church of God In Christ under Pastor Charles Scott. He played the drums for

the church and the Gospel Revelators singing group. He also sang on the

church choir. He continued his spiritual growth as a member of Victorious

Ministries International for many years under the leadership of Pastor Tony

Smith.

Kenny was very well loved in and around his childhood neighborhood,

Harlem Park, where he established dedicated extended family and friends. He

loved to look his best always, sporting a fresh pair of sunshades to compliment

his well coordinated outfit. He loved to cook and entertain family and friends

with his singing, any chance he got. Kenny was devoted to his children always

making sure they had what they needed.

He leaves to cherish his memories: a faithful, loving mother Angela

Sabb(James Sabb), dedicated father Reverend Kenneth A. Maddox, Sr. (Alex-

is Maddox); children Kenneth A. Maddox, III, Kenisha Maddox, Kendrick

Maddox; brothers Bernard R. Jones III (Uyvonne Scott) and James D Sabb;

sisters Stacia Montague, Erica Davis (Charles Davis), Jade Root-Mumaw

(Kevin Mumaw), Jasmine Maddox, Ashley Maddox, Alexandra Maddox, and

Brooke Johnson-Knighton (Roland Knighton, Jr.);uncles Robert Jones, Kevin

Edwards, Kenny Davis; aunts Sheila Dixon, Romaine Williams, Gina Jones,

Jackie Jones, Gloria Janey, Martha Bailey, Christine Arroyo, Joyce Jackson;

spiritual grandmother'S Marie Nettles and Lillian Scott; godmother Jeanette

Beverage; dedicated friend Tameka Jones, and a host of nieces, nephews,

cousins and friends who will miss him tremendously and love him forever.