Portrait shared in memory of Laron Benjamin

In loving memory of

Laron Benjamin

December 23, 1988 — October 4, 2021

LaRon Cartell Benjamin (Dec. 23, 1988 – Oct. 4, 2021) is remembered for the life he lived in Clarkston — a son, a neighbor, and a person cherished by family and friends for his presence in their everyday moments.

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A life held close in memory

LaRon Cartell Benjamin, born December 23, 1988, passed away October 4, 2021, at the age of 32. A lifelong presence in the Clarkston community, LaRon is remembered by those who knew him as a familiar neighbor and a person whose daily life touched others in quiet, ordinary ways.

LaRon lived in the Highland Village area of Clarkston. While public records and notices emphasize the basic facts of his life, they also point to a person with roots in the local community. Friends and acquaintances who shared memories on the family’s tribute page recall small kindnesses and the comfort of his company — the kinds of everyday connections that make neighborhoods feel like home.

Those who loved LaRon have used memorial pages to exchange condolences, post photos, and share brief memories that reflect a life known to family and friends rather than headlines. The family’s tribute listing and local reporting confirm LaRon’s full name, his birthdate of December 23, 1988, and the date he died on October 4, 2021.

Though his life was cut short, LaRon’s presence in Clarkston remains in the memories of those who encountered him in daily life. For those wanting to honor him, family-hosted memorial pages provide a place to leave a note or a memory — small acts that acknowledge a person’s value beyond any public record. He is remembered with respect and quiet affection by the people who knew him best.

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Remembering Laron with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.

Derek Q.