Lloyd Melvin Young, Jr, son of the late Lloyd Melvin Young,

Sr. and Mary Marshall, was born on March 20, 1973 in

Baltimore, Maryland. On April 29, 2022, Lloyd peacefully

transitioned from his earthly life to be with the Lord

Lloyd, affectionately known to family and friends as "Black"

or Love" received his education at Forest Park High School.

He held numerous jobs during his lifetime.

Lloyd accepted Jesus Christ as...

Lloyd Melvin Young, Jr, son of the late Lloyd Melvin Young,

Sr. and Mary Marshall, was born on March 20, 1973 in

Baltimore, Maryland. On April 29, 2022, Lloyd peacefully

transitioned from his earthly life to be with the Lord

Lloyd, affectionately known to family and friends as "Black"

or Love" received his education at Forest Park High School.

He held numerous jobs during his lifetime.

Lloyd accepted Jesus Christ as his personal savior at an

early age. He knew the Bible and was very knowledgeable of

the word.

in 2006, Lloyd met Sharon Shields and they became friends,

which later led to a Holy Matrimony on February 19, 2014.

Lloyd cherished and enjoyed his wife wholeheartedly. He

loved spending time with his family and friends. Lloyd loved

to dress and look fly, always making a fashion statement.

He loved his Baltimore Ravens and Michael Jordan. He took

pride in his children and their accomplishments, always a

proud dad. The love he had for his mother was never ending,

their bond was unbreakable. He was a fun and loving

person, gull of joy and laughter. The true friendships that he

maintained throughout his life were solid. He will truly be

missed by everyone who knew and loved him.

Lloyd leaves to cherish his memory: his devoted and loving

wife, Sharon Shields-Young; his mother, Mary Marshall;

mother-in-law, Sharon Fields-Bass; one brother-in-law,

Lance Shields; four daughters, Latoya, Jordan, Taylor, and

Morgan; one son, Lloyd; two stepchildren, Michael and

My'kel Harris; one sister, Deborah Marshall-Eze; four

brothers; grandchildren; one niece, Briana Eze; three aunts,

Kena Smith, Genene Miller, and Brenda Miller; two great

aunts, Mildred Thompson, and Ophelia Griffin; one uncle,

James Miller; and a host of relatives and friends.

Although we grieve, it has been a privilege and a blessing to

love and to have been loved by Lloyd A.K.A Black.