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Kindal James Jr., son of the present Dorothy Carroll and Kindal James Sr., was born on February 19, 1960 in Brooklyn, New York. He was the youngest in a set of 5 siblings. He transitioned from this life quietly and spiritually on June 4, 2021. Initially, Kindal started his education in Baltimore the later received his High School Equivalency Diploma from the state of New Jersey, Kindal enjoyed learning. He joined the Job Corps and studied carpentry and heavy equipment operations. Later on he became a licensed barber, and earned various cooking certifications. He became a licensed commercial truck driver, initially, in Florida, and then later in Maryland. Early on in life he worked various forms of employment while feeling around for his niche. Cooking played a leading role, though barbering and truck driving played supporting roles. His final place of employment was with HUMANIM. Kindal accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and accepted membership at Christian Life Church. Prior to his passing, the family was receiving a group test from him a daily basis (without fail)acknowledging the presence of Jesus of Jesus Christ. For many years Kindal pushed through pain in the joints of both arms and both legs, combined with recurrent bouts of clinical depression and anxiety. Despite his pain issues, his favorite pastime was (life-long) exercising, weight lifting and jogging. Exercising was a "medicine" for his soul as well as for his body. When jogging became too much for his knees, he simply began to increase his walking and to roller skate in the park. Playing instruments was another "medicine" that brought Kindal joy and relief. He always owned at least one or more guitars, and a keyboard. He would occasionally get together with other musical friends and play instruments together. Also, oil and water color painting was very therapeutic for him. It is certain that Kindal is presently overwhelmed with peace and Joy having received God's promise no more pain, and an opportunity to reunite with (special people) who arrived in "Heaven" before him his very (loving) grand-mother Mae Walker, his always-full-of-fun step father Marshall Carroll, uncle Jack Cornelius, uncle James Blount, and a very close friend of the family Ted Irby. Some say Kindal has a smile that is infectious, and he is now smiling with more infectiousness than ever before.

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Kindal James Jr.

February 19, 1960 - June 4, 2021