Ernest L. Solomon

On Tuesday at 7:20 p.m. February 22, 2005, the trumpets sounded, His angels appeared and after a long pause, they invited our son, to sit on the right hand of God who said, "Well Done My Good and Faithful Servant, Welcome Home." ERNEST LEE SOLOMON was born June 14, 1965 at Provident Hospital, Baltimore, Md. He was educated in the Baltimore City Public School System. During his earlier years, he adopted "The Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous." His greatest joy was having Tavon, Lyric and Little Ernest; in addition, to helping his wife Chanel win prom queen, Northern High School class of 1987. Ernest was good in math and could turn a dollar into fifty dollars in a matter of minutes. Ernest, also known as E, Eazy E, and way back when Jerry Lewis to a few ladies. A brother to all his friends, he was affectionately known for his love of Christ and his devotion to his wife. He constantly prayed during sun up to sun down and the way he used to cross his heart in prayer you would have thought he was a Catholic priest. He taught us not to swear and made us continue to pray. He was a warrior, more than some illusion of some street leaders, he built empires and continued to deliver as promised. People still look up to you and others should thank God because you made them. Although you could never make everyone happy and often you were blamed for others mistakes, we know that you now have perfect peace with the Father, so lay down now brother and get your rest, we will always love you and you will forever be missed. Your Sweet Spirit kept us going, you were our life line and we enjoyed your company. No one can ever take your place and you will forever hold a place in each of our hearts. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, Whoever believe in Him, should not perish but have eternal life. - John 3:16 He leaves to mourn: his parents, Millie/Edward Solomon; a devoted wife, Chanel Solomon; two sons, Tavon Watson and Little Ernest Solomon; daughter, Lyric Solomon; and four brothers, Edward Solomon Jr., Arthur E. Solomon, Dominic Solomon and James Solomon; two sisters, Shiela Solomon and Jennifer L. Solomon; uncles, Leroy Solomon and John Maxwell; eight aunts and four nephews, six nieces and a host of cousins, family and friends.

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Ernest L. Solomon

June 14, 1965 - February 22, 2005