Rick King, Sir, was born on October 14, 1961, to the loving parents Jimmy and Annie King Growing up in Upson County, Georgia, Ricky learned the value of family, faith, and hard work, He attended ne son County school System and graduated in 1981, ready to step into the world with determination and a kind heart.

Ricky dedicated much of his life to providing for his family and community For I yeas he worked with the Georgia Department of Transportation, where his diligence and commitment earned him respect from all who knew him. After nearly two decades of service, Ricky retired, having left a lasting impact through his hard work and devotions

Family was always the centerpiece of Ricky's life. He married the ate Phyllis D. Kings and together they were blessed with two children, Shametrick and Ricky F. After Phylliss passing, Ricky found love again and married Denise (Smith) King, expanding his family and opening his heart to even more love and joy.

Though life brought its challenges, Ricky remained steadfast in his faith and values. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jimmy and Annie, as well as three brothers, Jimmy

L. King, Jessie King, and Richard King, and one sister, Krish M. King. Their memories remained a source of strength and inspiration for him.

Ricky's legacy lives on through those who cherished him most. He leaves behind his two children, Shametrick (Derrick) Bridges and Ricky Jr. (Jamelia) King; three stepchildren, Damien Kendall, Taquera (Shea) Smith, and Alonzo King; and four grandchildren, Branterius King, Omaria King, Jaquavion Smith, and Jayla Smith, who brought light and laughter to his life. He also leaves four loving sisters, Elossie Hicks, Joann (John) Mathis, Yvonne (Robert) Collier, and Mary Ann Walker, and two brothers, Henry Lee King and Eugene King, who will forever hold his memory close to their hearts.

Ricky King, Sr. was a man of great love, integrity, and strength. His life was a testament to the power of family, hard work, and faith, and his story will continue to inspire those who

knew him. He will be deeply missed but fondly remembered.