Ronald A Jenkins Jr.

RONALD ALLEN JENKINS JR. also known as "Scronald" and "Black" was born on December 31, 1982 to the late Wanda Denise Diggins and Ronald Allen Jenkins Sr. Ronald attended Baltimore City Public Schools and The Yo Baltimore Program where he received his GED in 2003.

Ronald worked numerous jobs during his life, when he landed employment at Green for life (GFL), he felt like he was part of a work family. He was dedicated, responsible, committed and a hard worker. Ronald felt like he was part of a brotherhood, he would talk about how much he enjoyed his job and the men he worked with. Ronald held this job for numerous years, leading up to his illness; which prevented him from working.

Ronald loved playing basketball, cooking and playing play station with his from New Orleans via internet, he could play for hours on out. Ronald's signature was wearing his hats. Ronald was a big joker and enjoyed Kings of Comedy and Richard Pryor. The one person he joked with the most was his mother and "he got on her nerves". She would always say, "boy you get on my nerves, you play too much". Ronald had a special bond with all his siblings, he enjoyed Tierra cooking, Ashley and Jasmine he would mention how proud he was of their success, Brandon his party partner and Kenny who he admire for his humble spirit.

Ronald met Brittney in 2004 playing basketball against one another at the Carter G. Woodson Recreation Center in Cherry Hill. That was the beginning of their friendship and life together. Ronald and Brittney shared a special friendship within their relationship. Ronald and Brittney shared twenty years of their life together. Ronald and Brittney had two beautiful children together, Ronald Allen Jenkins III and Breasia Mashea Jenkins. Ronald loved his children unconditionally and words could never describe the love he had for them. Ronald would not let anything interfere with the bond he shared between him and his children. Ronald Allen Jenkins III was his father's best friend, their relationships were untouchable. Breasia Mashea Jenkins was truly "Daddy's little girt", in every sense of the phrase. She was his first love, and she changed his life for the best. Ronald's children were his life. Ronald bragged about his children everywhere he went, until his last days.

Ronald preceded in death by his mother Wanda Denise Diggins, his father Ronald All Jenkins Sr. He leaves to cherish his memory, his children, Ronald Allen Jenkins III and Breasia Mashea Jenkins; two brothers, Kenneth Copeland and Brandon Copeland; three sisters, Tierra Jenkins, Ashley Serrio and Jasmine Diggins; Brittney Harris, life-long friend and mother of his children and a special aunt Marie Diggins, who loved Ronald as her own son; very special friends his Harr Park Crew and his Harford County family, a host of aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.