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On May 10th, 1965, a beautiful baby boy named Kent Jerome Albert Sr. was born to Clarence and Mattie Albert. On Monday, the 26th of May, Kent departed with his loved ones by his side. He was born in New Roads, LA, and grew up the youngest of nineteen siblings.
Kent attended Rosenwald High School. As a young adult, he began his career in the food service industry, dedicating over thirty years to it. He made many friends and always spoke about “how he was good on the grill.” During this time, he met the love of his life Melissa and together they had six children.
Kent loved to cook, play dominoes, and most of all spend time with his grandchildren. He loved watching football and rooting for the New Orleans Saints. He was known for his laughter, smile, and generosity. You may not always understand him, but you could always feel his love.
Kent is preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Mattie Albert; sisters: Brenda Howard, Terry Lee, Donna Lynn Marks, Janie Albert, and Cheryl Albert; granddaughter: Sorriah Albert; brothers: Morris Albert, John Albert, Danny Albert Sr., Alray Albert Sr., Lloyd Albert Sr., Alton Albert Sr., and Robert Albert.
Kent is survived by the cherished memories of his beloved children: Kelsey, Kent, Kadamaien, KeAndra, A.J., Dautevian, and the love of his life Melissa Albert; sisters: Alice (Wydell) Hutchinson and Katherine (Dennis) Martin; brothers: Clarence (Deloris) Albert Jr., Timmy (Blanche) Albert, David Albert, and Glenn (Lynette) Albert; grandchildren: Kaden A., Kayleb, Kaden L., Raniyah, Gavin, Bryleigh, Savien, Kayleigh, Tamia, Jayce, Kenzlei, Chance, Treyace, Kent III, and Laelynn; one God-child: Danielle Marks; special niece: Candice (Toot); bonus children: Chayse, Demonte, Ireann, Nate, and Henry; sister in laws: Brenda Moring-Barnes and Teresa Moring, along with a host of nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.