Charlie Dwayne Harris Jr., a 51-year-old African American male, passed away on May 31, 2020, in New Orleans, Louisiana. A native and resident of the Algiers neighborhood, Harris was a graduate of L. B. Landry High School. He continued his education by attending Jackson State University and Southern University in both Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
Known as a loving father and grandfather, his death left a void in the lives of his family and friends.
He was survived by his two daughters, Lakisha Taylor and Xiare Morris, and three grandchildren, Dominique Lemar, Sydney Taylor, and Samuel Taylor. His mother, Doris Singleton Harris, and his brother, Kareem Harris, Sr., also mourned his passing.
The circumstances surrounding Charlie Dwayne Harris Jr.'s death have been described as unclear. While he is listed as a victim of gun violence, publicly available information regarding any arrests, potential suspects, or ongoing investigations into his death has not been released. The lack of official details has left many questions unanswered for his community and loved ones. His family held a celebration of his life on June 10, 2020, as they continued to cherish the memories of their time with him.
