Deangelo Binns

Deangelo Binns lived in Milwaukee and was 30 years old when his life ended on January 21, 2016. Public records and local reporting identify him by name and community ties; beyond the public notices of his death, the available record focuses on his presence in the neighborhoods of north Milwaukee.

Friends and family arranged funeral services in early February 2016 at Abiding Faith Fellowship Church in Milwaukee, a gathering place for people in his community where loved ones came together to honor him. That service, and the memorial notices that followed, show that Deangelo’s life was not defined by headlines but by the people who cared for him and who sought to remember him in a place of faith and fellowship.

Although detailed public information about Deangelo’s work, hobbies, and broader biography is limited in the sources available to researchers, the verified facts show he was a real person with ties to Milwaukee neighborhoods and a circle of family and friends who held a service to celebrate his life. His name also appears in city and county violence and homicide records that document the loss felt by the community in 2016.

Remembering Deangelo means acknowledging both what is known and what is not: the dates and places that appear in official and news records, and the quieter, human details preserved by those who gathered after his death. Those who loved him marked his passing with a funeral in February at Abiding Faith Fellowship Church, and his memory endures in the lives of the people who attended, shared stories, and kept his name among family remembrances. Though public records are limited, this page honors Deangelo as a person whose life mattered to others and whose memory is held by his community.