Andre Debonaire McNeal

Love you dawg. I´ll never forget you, ever! You were a real role model to me and I was almost close to changing my ways. I´m sorry dawg, but it´s something about you that made me feel like I had a chance. I wish you never died - every time I think about the news, I start getting in my feelings. It hurts like hell. I hope you´re living a wonderful afterlife, because all of your good deeds you´ve done in your life, I´m sure God loves you! But for now, I´ll try harder to "turn the...

You were an inspiration to me and the city. Thank you for all your contributions and most importantly your words of encouragement.

I love you hermano, I will never forget you ahki

I First met Deb I was in the first grade and him and my brother were the best of friends. Then when I moved to Minnesota in 1997 I ran smack dab into em in south Minneapolis. You will be missed my Brother

I am deeply saddened to hear about the loss of Andre. He was truly a pillar in our community and made a significant impact on the lives of many, especially young black boys. His dedication and commitment to helping them become better men is truly commendable. Andre had a special talent for connecting black professionals in our community, creating a network of support and opportunities for growth. He will be greatly missed. Rest in power, Andre.

When he started doing club nights at Ben Coleman's, he was giving away tickets to see LL Cool J. I had to win a dance contest. He asked me what song should he play. I told him my favorite song at the time. Touch It by Monifa. He played it and they declared me the winner. Nothing but love anytime and everytime we crossed paths. He truly will be missed.

We was at Kmoj is where R&J Entertainment first meet Andre an from there went to a lost of his event in the early 2000 RIP Dabnaire

I'm glad our friendship goes back of you hanging out in the neighborhood on 69th and Laflin. (Chicago) Your smile and sense of humor has never changed. You will be truly missed by many. Mrs. McNeal, I will continue to pray for you and the entire family for peace and comfort.

Rip Brotha Deb! U always was about bringing folks together and having a good time. I moved to Dallas 20 years ago & every time I would come home & I would see ya, U always took interest on how my life is going in Texas, keeping me posted on what's Poppin in the Twin Cities if I wanted to hang & where to go. Always kind hearted & with a smile. U will be missed Brotha Deb! " Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. " Matt 5:4