Leroy Goldston, III

Leroy Goldston, III made his transition from this life to external life on September 16, 2020.  He was born November 1, 1946 to the late Leroy Goldston Sr. and the late Naomi Goldston.

Leroy was educated early in the Durham City School System and he later furthered his education at Grand Canyon University with a master’s degree in Addiction Counseling.  He retired from Caring Services and Prince of Peace and worked part-time at Walmart in Mayodan, NC. Leroy loved life and while continuing to help others in their recovery.

He loved horses and camping.  He was a member of the Regulators Horse Club, Black Bottom Cowboys Horse Club, and retired with the NC Rangers.  He and his wife rode horses together for 17 years.

Those who cherish his memories are his wife, Angle’ Maberson-Goldston of 17 years; son,s Leroy Goldston, IV (Sally) of Durham NC and Lee Goldston of Greensboro NC; daughters, Nakia Evans of Durham, NC, Tanese Lily of Greensboro, NC, Tyesha Curtis of Durham, NC, and Tachee Curtis of High Point, NC; sisters, Gwendolyn Goldston-Green of Huntersville, NC and Pam Evans of Chapel Hill, NC; brothers, Warren Goldston of Durham, NC and Ivan Goldston of Durham, NC; and a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends.

“The Last of the REAL Cowboys”

Anyone who wishes to make any type of monetary, or type of donation please send it to:

C.H.A.M.P Peer Support Training and Consultation

C/O Mrs. Angel Goldston

1451 S. Elm-Eugene Street, Suite 3114

Greensboro, NC 27406

Or

any BBT Bank under the name of C.H.A.M.P.

The contributions will be used to start “Goldston Transitional House” which my wife will be starting-up and running on my behalf.  All monies will be tax-deductible. 

It is my legacy that I leave behind.  My wife and I have been working on it for the past several years and it has been a piece of comfort that has brought me so much joy and peace being able to work with my wife in planning it.  My wife who is also compassionate about helping others can fulfill not only my legacy but I know without a doubt it will be a job she will enjoy doing as much as I enjoy leaving it for her to complete. 

So, I ask all my friends and associates who I have loved thru the years and help.  Please make a contribution regardless of the size so that “Goldston Transitional House can finally come to life.

“I may be gone in body by my spirit will always remain.”

A memorial celebration will be held on Wednesday, September 23, 2020 from 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm at Hargett Funeral Service, Inc., 905 E. Market Street, Greensboro.