Charles Leroy Kirkland Jr.

Charles Leroy Kirkland, Jr., 50, passed away unexpectedly from a motorcycle accident and was received by the loving arms of Jesus on September the 30th, 2022, at 12:22 PM. Chuck lived life to the fullest and had a close circle of family and friends who were blessed to know him. Our memories of Chuck will forever carry on in the hearts of his loving parents Charles and Joy Kirkland, his daughter Kayla Elise Kirkland and her daughter Chloe Dianne Kirkland; his daughter Patience Nicole Garcia; his son Christain Charles Kirkland and his mother Jollie Kirkland; step daughters Nikki Sekunda and Megan Stone; sister Lesa Kirkland Wiedenfeld and husband Carl Wiedenfeld and their children Travis and Jessica Wiedenfeld; and sister Tiffany Kirkland Falcon and her daughter Phoebe Falcon Lynch.

Chuck was born July 14th, 1972, at St Elizabeth's hospital in Beaumont. He graduated from Central High School in 1990. After high School, Chuck received his CDL license and worked for Budweiser until he moved to Houston to begin his 5-year journey in becoming a licensed Master Plumber. His hard work and determination led to the fulfillment of his dream: founding and operating 911 Plumbing based in Katy and Magnolia. Chuck ultimately viewed his biggest success was in cultivating a loving family and becoming a proud father. His greatest pleasure derived from spending time with his children and always ensured fun was included in every juncture of life. Throughout the years of watching his children grow and learn, his proudest moment was being most exuberant in the stadium to witness his children walk across the stage at their graduations.

Chuck will eternally be remembered as always high spirited, always cutting up, and always showing off. He took life on, full force, and lived life on the edge. Through constant confidence, he led the life of a God-fearing man seeking the presence of the Lord every day and every opportunity to give Jesus all the glory. He was an admirer of Joel Osteen and a past member of Powerhouse Church, which brought him joy in giving praise to God. His laugh was contagious, and he consistently found the positive side of life.

Chuck loved soccer, eating, going out on the boat and fishing, but most of all, he loved riding his big orange Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

Forever in our hearts –

Forever Fifty