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Leroy Grant

2/3/1924 - 3/18/2025

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Obituary For Leroy Grant

Mr. Leroy Grant was the eldest son of the late Robertand Louise Ella Grant. He was born on February 3, 1924, in Huger, South Carolina, and was affectionately known as “Boy” and “Patchy.” Leroy entered into eternal rest on March 18, 2025, at the Palmetto Assisted Living Facility in West Ashley at the remarkable age of 101.

Leroy received his early education in Charleston, SC. He was a proud U.S. Army veteran who courageously served his country during World War II. He selflessly sent his military pay home to his grandmother, Elizabeth “Mama Lou” Comedy, to support his younger brother, Melvin, and other family members during difficult times.

After his military service, Leroy eventually migrated north to New York City, where he was blessed with three daughters—Yvonne, Athena, and Margaret—the loves of his life. You never saw a man who loved his children with such great respect and devotion. His love for them was unwavering, ensuring they remained connected throughout the years, no matter the distance.

Mr. Grant leaves behind a legacy of love that will be forever treasured by:

  • His beloved wife: Queenie Grant (South Carolina)
  • His daughters: Yvonne and Cheryl (Margaret)
  • His sisters: Mrs. Diane Henry and Rena Mae Calvin
  • His sister-in-law: Beverly Grant (North Charleston, SC)
  • His grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren
  • His loving family:
    • A host of sons-in-law and daughters-in-law
    • A host of nieces and nephews
    • A host of great-nieces and great-nephews
    • Granddaughter-in-laws and grandson-in-laws
    • Cousins and dear friends

FORMAL VISITATION

Wednesday, April 2, 2025, 10:00 AM, Azalea Drive Church of Christ

HOME GOING SERVICE

Wednesday, April 2, 2025, 11:00 AM, Azalea Drive Church of Christ

INTERMENT

Sunset Memorial Gardens

Program

Services

2 Apr

Funeral Service

11:00 AM - 01:00 PM

Azalea Church of Christ 3950 Azalea Drive North Charleston , South Carolina 29405 Get Directions »
2 Apr

Interment

01:30 PM - 02:00 PM

Sunset Memorial Gardens 2915 Ashley Phosphate Rd North Charleston, SC 29418 Get Directions »
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  • 03/18/2026

    One year ago today... 💔🤍 My heart broke in so many pieces I just cannot explain what it felt like. You know anybody can be a father but not everybody can be a daddy!!! daddy is a earned title based on presence, love, and sacrifice. A dad is consistency, nurturing, and active involvement, whereas a father simply shares DNA but I had a daddy 100% of my life... The only man who never lied to me never kept a secret from me and always served others. That's why I know what you told us is true some may want to cross over what you said what you did and what you meant but GOD never will! Not a day goes by that I don't think of you, Daddy. I still hear your voice. I still feel your presence. And I still carry your love with me every single day. You were more than a father—you were a covering, a teacher, a provider, and a man who showed us what it meant to love, give, and serve without judgment. I thank God that I have no regrets. I showed up. I called. I visited. I loved you out loud while you were here. And that gives me peace. But the missing... that never leaves. all the time we have... is all the time we have. And even the smallest moments can feel like forever when you love the right way. And we loved the right way. As tears fall from my eyes and it still feels like yesterday, I know your love is surrounding me, surrounding Mom Queenie and us. I feel you, I also feel the love of my sister, my nephew, my uncles, aunts, grandparents, cousins, and friends who are no longer here. I know people say loved ones are in the grave... But you are not in that grave, Daddy. You are right here with me. Because spirit is everywhere—not in the box they buried you in. Some days are harder than others, and today is one of those days. Not because I don't trust God—but because a love like ours doesn't fade with time. I still feel you, Daddy. I know you're not gone—you're with me, surrounding me, guiding me, and covering me. You lived a beautiful 101 years... and you served well. Rest peacefully in the arms of the Lord. ✨🙏🏽 Your daughter will always love you... forever and always. ❤️

  • 02/19/2026

    **To My Forever Dad** Daddy, You were the first man I ever trusted. The only man I ever believed in completely. You were never judgmental. You loved your daughters fully — to the very end. There was never a time we didn't say, "I love you." Not one conversation ended without it — between you, me, and Mom Queenie. "I love you" was not assumed in our family. It was spoken. It was felt. It was known. The week before you left, something in my spirit told me, *"Go now."* I got there happy to see you and Mom Queenie. I didn't know it was God preparing my heart. I didn't know you had gone blind — no one told me, even though I called every day. When I called your name, you opened your eyes... but you couldn't see me. And my heart dropped into my stomach. All I could scream was, "Daddy... you're blind." Once I returned back home, just a week later, you were gone. And my heart fell all over again. It still feels like yesterday. There are pains that don't leave bruises. There are hurts that come in silence. But love — real love — does not hide truth. Love does not divide family. Love protects. Love considers. Love stays. And you stayed. You loved your Alexa. You kept me keyed in. You would call so I would know who visited you, who picked you up, what was going on. And every night, before you went to sleep, you called me so I could pray for you. When you were leaving this world, during your last moments I asked my cousin to put the phone near you. I prayed. I cried she cried we cried. And I said, "See you later, Daddy." I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER. I could never in my life have asked for a better father No one knows the anxiety I carried. While my heart was breaking, while I was fighting to stay connected to you, some people were only thinking about your hard-earned money. People who never knew my name suddenly appeared. To step into someone's parents' life and try to dismantle a love God built is a shame. But we will not carry bitterness. We will pray for them. Because truth does not need defending when God stands over it. We never had an estranged love. Even when life changed and you and Mom divorced, you never left me. I remember crying, not wanting you to go — and you didn't. We traveled back and forth as children. Mom would put us on the train, and you would be there waiting. You were always there. And I honor the woman you chose — my bonus Mom, Queenie. She has been a mother to me since I was a little girl. She accepted us, and we accepted her. She taught me strength, grace, and quiet dignity. My love for her is the same love I carry for you. Though dementia has taken her memory over the many years, I believe her spirit still knows. I believe her spirit still feels. And I believe she still misses you she is forever my mom Daddy, You fought battles no one could see but God. And though my heart still aches, I would never wish for your suffering to continue. I made peace with letting you rest. You may have been 101 years old — a man God chose to bless with long life — but you were still my Daddy. No matter how old you were. No matter how old I became. And even in death, you are still my father. The faith you carried, the gifts God placed in you, the promises spoken over your life — they live on in your children, your grandchildren, and generations to come. Your blood still flows. Your prayers still cover us. Your love still holds me. Daddy, I am a daughter whose heart is broken — but never from the love you gave me. That love is forever. **What God joined in love between a father and daughter, not even death can separate.** Your daughter M

  • 01/12/2026

    Oh daddy, how I miss you 💔 still so brokenhearted My heart still aches in your absence, yet I trust your spirit walks beside me 🤍 I miss our daily conversations— the simple calls to check on you, to make sure *you* were okay, and mom Queenie I would call to make you both were good all the time or whatever comfort you all needed that day 💔 In this world now, voices feel sharp and understanding feels scarce 💔 So I move more quietly, speaking from the heart 🤍 asking questions only to help, only to bring light where I can 🕯️ I miss all of you— you daddy, the uncles, aunts, cousins, and the friends who shared our childhood 💔🤍 I feel the grandparents near, their love and guidance still surrounding me 🕊️ Though your bodies have returned to the earth, your spirits remain alive in me 🤍 You walk with me in prayer, in memory, in every breath of gratitude and longing 💔 I honor you, I carry you, and I thank you for the family of ancestors who continue to surround my heart 🤍 seen and unseen, now and always 🕊️ I will always love you and cherish your memory and pray that those who did not do right by you father make things right and repent.

  • 12/25/2025

    Daddy, How I miss you. I cannot stop thinking about you. I think about you all the time. I still find myself wanting to call you, still wanting to share things with you. People have not done right by you daddy but we definitely trusting and waiting on the LORD!!! You are forever LOVED daddy and never ever will be forgotten in my heart and many others.... Keep being that angel passing by!!!! Merry Heavenly Christmas daddy

  • 11/29/2025

    🌿 "Daily Reflection for Daddy" OH daddy I miss you so much! Ever since you went away life have not been the same. Not a day goes by that I don't think about you, Daddy. The world feels different without your presence, your voice, your strength. I miss you in ways I can't fully put into words. Every memory feels like a treasure, every thought of you brings both comfort and ache. I know you lived a long, blessed life—but I still wasn't ready to let you go. There's not a day I don't think about you and the way you raised us. You gave so much love and we will forever remember your love. Mom Queenie is doing okay even with her dementia she probably sense your presence is no longer there. I love you forever, Daddy. Rest well. 🌹💔 Your daughter Margaert .

  • 08/07/2025

    💙 Daddy, you're always on my mind. Not a day passes that I don't think about your voice, your laugh, your strength, and the way you loved so completely. 🕊️ Your heart was pure, and your love still covers me in ways I can't explain. There's a space in my heart that aches, but I find peace knowing you're still with me—guiding me, covering me, and whispering wisdom into my spirit when I need it most. ✨ You are more than a memory—you are my angel now. 👼🏾 To those who didn't do right by you... may Jehovah reveal truth and bring justice in His time. 🙏🏾 I know your body is gone, but your spirit lives on. Every day, I send you a virtual hug—along with my love to my sister, nephew, grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and dear friends who've gone on. 🤗 I miss hearing you say, "I love you, baby girl." But your love lives in me forever. I'll carry your lessons, your words, and your light for the rest of my life. 💬❤️ Forever your daughter, Margaret 🕯️💐

  • 08/04/2025

    Wow! Sounds like you all had a GREAT dad!!! (something I never had). Something in his core/ inner being was so true. It was amazing to read about him here. Thank you for sharing him with the whole world in that way.

  • 06/16/2025

    💙 Happy Heavenly Father's Day, Daddy 💙 Daddy, not a day goes by that I don't think about you. Your voice, your laugh, your strength, your unwavering love—it still lives with me and carries me through the hardest days. 🕊️ You were the only man in my life who never lied to me, never judged me, and always made me feel like I mattered. You gave with your whole heart 💝, and the way you loved us still humbles me to this day. There's an ache in my heart 💔 because I miss you deeply, but there's also peace ✨ because I know you're watching over me. You're still guiding me, still covering me, still whispering wisdom to my spirit when I need it most. You are, and always will be, my angel 👼🏾. I wish I could hug you today 🤗. I wish I could hear you say, "I love you, baby girl," just one more time. But I'll carry your words, your lessons, and your love with me for the rest of my life. 💬❤️ Happy Heavenly Father's Day, Daddy. I love you forever. Your daughter, Margaret 🕯️💐

  • 04/17/2025

    My condolences to the family and friends of Leroy Grant. May God continue to comfort and strengthen the family during this time of bereavement. May the many cherished and loving memories of Leroy continue to comfort his family and friends. A comforting promise is stated at Psalm 46:1 "God is our refuge and strength, a help that is readily found in times of distress."

  • 04/09/2025

    🌸💖 Dear Family and Friends, 💖🌸 I want to take a moment to thank each and every one of you for your love, support, and prayers during this difficult time for our family. Your kindness and presence have meant the world to me, and I truly appreciate everything you've done. 🤗🌷 This loss has not only been mine, but it's been a loss for all of us. 💔 We've shared this grief together, and I believe that every loss is felt by the entire family. Thank you for standing with us and showing us such compassion. 🫶🏾🌿 Your support has brought me comfort, and I am truly grateful for all the ways you've been there for us. 🌺💕 Thank you so much for everything. 🌹🙏🏽 With love and gratitude, daughter Margaret

  • 04/02/2025

    The absence of a father figure can leave an indelible void, with feelings of sadness, longing, and even guilt for things left unsaid and undone. Memories, both cherished and painful, flood our minds, reminding us of the moments shared and the ones that will never be. This is a sad day... You will never be forgotten... Memories of you will live on through your children and grandchildren... You were blessed to live to be 101 years old... Now it's time; for you to rest...

  • 04/02/2025

    Going to miss you Grandpa Rest Easy Love You. Your Grandaughter Latrice

  • 03/30/2025

    I remember "Boy Grants" as a fun loving person. May he rest in Heaven 🙏🙏

  • 03/28/2025

    Sending condolences to the family during this time of bereavement. from Tahlia Robinson

  • 03/28/2025

    The Song says," One glad morning when this life is over, I'll fly away!" Heartfelt condolences is extended at this time to the family of the Late Leroy Grant. Look how far he has come with the Lord. 101 years that the Lord has blessed him. I thank the Lord for the many years Bro. Grant has influenced me with his life living. He was truly a favorite amongst the brothers of the church during my era. He was my photographer at my wedding and made it a point to have all my wedding photos and book to me the next day after my wedding, which was AMAZING! I adopted him and sis. Queenie as my church grandparents and it was always a pleasure to see them each Lords day at Jacksonville road and Azalea Drive. I will miss him here on earth, but will live to see him again in the sweet by and by. Cassandra Gaines-Shine & Family Mt. Pleasant SC

  • 03/27/2025

    On behalf of the Levine family, we send our sincere condolences and prayers on the passing of our Brother in Christ, Leroy Grant. A true soldier for the Lord! 🙏🏾❤️

  • 03/26/2025

    # **A Tribute to My Beloved Father** 🕊️❤️ My 101-year-old dad was a man I loved unconditionally. No matter where we lived, we stayed connected—him visiting us, us visiting him and Mom Queenie. 📞 No matter where his feet landed, you better believe I was there. And if I wasn't physically present, I found a way to connect through God's guidance. He always made sure I had a voice, and through the kindness of those around him, they became my voice to him. Every facility he stayed in knew, without a doubt, that I was going to call. I was on those lines. My dad was my heart ❤️, my foundation 🏡, and my source of unwavering love. I could never speak about my dad without mentioning my mom, Queenie—they were a total package. I am still here for her, and I always will be. She is my bonus mom. ❤️ Through my dad, I now understand why I love so deeply, why I am so passionate about those I care for, why I demand respect, and why giving is second nature to me. It was instilled in me from birth, passed down through my father's selfless nature. You could never find a more selfless person. 💔 I always knew, without a doubt, that my father loved me beyond words. He made sure my sisters and I knew how much we were cherished. He ensured that our family respected and loved us, treating us like little princesses. 👑 Whenever we visited the South, we were taken everywhere with love and joy. My father's love was immense, and though he has now crossed over at 101 years old, I know his anointing still flows—not just upon me, but upon my sister, our children, their children, and the generations to come. 🕊️ Oh, how my heart aches 💔 to say goodbye. But I won't. Instead, I'll say *see you later, Daddy*. You served well, and God's hand upon your life continues to wave over ours. I am so grateful I got to see you, to rub your head one last time, to pray for you, for Mom Queenie, and for our family. I called Cousin Laverne and told her you were in your last stages. She rushed over to you and Mom Queenie, placing the phone near you, allowing me to pray and cry as I whispered my final see you later. I love you, Daddy—you served well. Thank you, Cousin Laverne, for that. ❤️ Our spirits will remain forever connected, because I believe that while the shell may be removed, the bond remains. No one can take that from us—no force, no time, no distance. We are who we are and will be forevermore. 🕊️❤️ And to those who tried, and still try, to invade or misdirect the love between a father and his daughter—those who sought to sow division where there was only love—I can only pray for you. 🙏 May you too find love for yourselves, a love that is pure and honorable, one that does not seek to take from others but to build within. May you come to know the beauty of an unshakable bond, and may you learn to live with honor, kindness, and truth. 💛 – *"For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord."* ❤️ - ** – *"To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven... A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn 🕊️ 💔 🕊️ Daddy, I know you are still with me. Until we meet again, your love and legacy will continue to shine through us all. ❤️🕊️ 💖

  • 03/25/2025

    My fondest memory of my cousin/uncle he would visit my mom every week sometimes with aunt queeniep whenever he came he would always give a quarter.well when i became grown and ask about my quarter he would just shake my hand.no more quarters.sleep on uncle and get your well deserved rest i will never ever forget you being apart of my life.love you

  • 03/23/2025

    🙏rayers to the " BEREAVED " Family & Friends fRom: Norvela Fluddrice & Children , The Children oF thee LATE: Marie (peaches) Fludd Collins & the LATE: Joe Collins Junior.

  • 03/22/2025

    To The Family, Please Accept My Heartfelt Condolences. Truly the loss of a precious loved one is most difficult. Please find comfort in the promise our most loving Heavenly Father Jehovah God gives us in Revelation 21:4"And He will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more; neither will mourning; nor outcry; nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." Yes, soon there will come a time when all suffering including death will be done away with forever. For more encouraging information from the bible. Please visit jw.org and view the video "What is the Condition of the Dead?"

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