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Greg Stoudemire was a man who was as strong as he was loving. Knowing Greg was just like knowing how to laugh and enjoy life. He impacted and imparted so much knowledge and wisdom on those he came across. We are saddened to have let him go so soon.
Greg Stoudemire, 58, passed away on March 18th from a massive heart attack. Greg has left behind his mother Sadie Stoudemire, two siblings Timothy Stoudemire and Angela Townsend and brother-in-law Alonzo Townsend. He has also left behind a loving and devoted companion of 20 years, Ms. Alfreda Jones and her family.
His kids Nkwanta Gregory "Kwan" Steele, daughter-in-law Lakia Steele, Latonya "Leisha" Stoudemire, Brittany Stoudemire, Brittany Jones, Jeremy Jones, Derrick Jones, and Latrice Jones. His grandchildren Keilyn Steele, Brailyn Steele, Jordyn Steele, Breasia Stoudemire, Timothy "Tim-Tim" Barnes, Zi'liah Barnes, Alana Stoudemire, Brianna Barnes, and Ra-Kell Oliver Jr. Greg, was loved by all of his immediate and extended family & friends. He will be truly missed by all and thank you for your condolences.
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