Leroy Benn III

Leroy Benn III grew up as part of a large, close family rooted in the New Orleans area. Public records and court documents identify him as the son of Leroy Benn Jr., and describe him as present with his father during the 2018 attack that claimed his father’s life and left him wounded. Those records show a young man who survived a traumatic injury in July 2018 and who continued on with life in the years that followed.

Outside the limited public record, many personal details about Leroy’s daily life, interests, work, schooling, and friendships are not publicly available. What is visible in reliable public sources is the central place his family held in his story: he was part of a household that has endured grief and legal battles in the public eye. That context suggests a life lived among relatives and neighbors who knew him as a son and a member of a family network.

While official obituary or funeral notices matching the November 13, 2021 date supplied in the database were not found in accessible funeral-home listings, established news outlets, or public memorial notices, the fact that Leroy appears in court and legal records connected to his family’s history helps confirm his identity and ties to the community. This remembrance honors him respectfully: he was a person with family, relationships, and a life that mattered to those who knew him. Though public details are limited, remembering Leroy means acknowledging the human being at the center of public records — a young man whose life and the love of those close to him deserve dignity and care.