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Judge Harris Obituary
Judge C Harris was born on August 30,1968, to the late Walter James Harris and Essie P.I. Harris-Luckett in Chicago Heights, IL.
He graduated from Bloom High school in 1986 then later served in the U.S. NAVY for 4 years, 86-90. After returning from the military, he moved to Memphis, TN to start a new journey in life then later to Columbus, MS and onto Columbus, OH in 2007 where he resided with his children& grandchildren while living in Columbus, OH. He received his Bachelor Degree of Computer science at Devry and started his career in his field with Honeywell Test in Measurement for 10 plus years. He loved being around his family & extended family and took lots of pictures. He loved sports, Bears, Cubs, Buckeye, Cowboys and Raiders.
He is preceded in death by his parents James W Harris and Essie P.I. Harris-Luckett (with James Luckett), nieces Keasha and Erika P. Harris; great niece, Anasha K. Harris; great nephew Dontrez Hooks. Brothers, Arbie J. Harris & Elvis R. Harris; Uncle John C Adams.
Judge leaves to cherish his memories (Cols, OH) 2 daughters Camicia L Harris-Sneed (Michael) (ATL, GA) AND Erika L. Harris, 1 son, Judge C Harris Jr Sisters, Crystal L. Harris and Velda Luckett of Columbus, MS Erika P. Harris of Chicago, IL; Tanya White of California and Tomorrow Greyson of Country Club Hills, IL; Renee Luckett of Opelika, Alabama 2 Grandsons, Michael E Sneed Jr and Jalen Polite - Harris; 2 Granddaughters, ZaMya S. Sneed and Jurie M. Harris. A host of nieces, nephews, cousins & friends; and very dear friends Carol Kelly- Jones and Bonita Sheppard.
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5456 E. Livingston Ave, Columbus, OH 43232
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