He was born in Atlanta on December 9, 1957 to Jessie and Dorcas Brooks.
Carl is survived by his wife Leila Brooks, children: Angela Hamby, Carla Hamby Pennyman (Gary), Jessie Brooks (Dalaina) and Brian Brooks, Step children Tammy Caldwell (Harold), Carolyn Scruggs, Jerry Wright Jr (Mandy); James Wright (Angie) and Michelle Haynes; brothers: Tony Alonso (Gayla), Steve Alonso (Pat); extended generations also survive.
Carl was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Jamie Alonso and a stepson Danny Scruggs.
He was a hard worker, loved his “Blue boys” and loved to fish. He liked George Jones, Hootie and the Blowfish, Darius Rucker, and Best of All "Bobby Rush". To know him was to love him! He had an outstanding sense of humor. His biggest pride and joy was watching his granddaughter play basketball in high school, Wake Forest College and the WNBA. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed.
He was born in Atlanta on December 9, 1957 to Jessie and Dorcas Brooks.
Carl is survived by his wife Leila Brooks, children: Angela Hamby, Carla Hamby Pennyman (Gary), Jessie Brooks (Dalaina) and Brian Brooks, Step children Tammy Caldwell (Harold), Carolyn Scruggs, Jerry Wright Jr (Mandy); James Wright (Angie) and Michelle Haynes; brothers: Tony Alonso (Gayla), Steve Alonso (Pat); extended generations also survive.
Carl was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Jamie Alonso and a stepson Danny Scruggs.
He was a hard worker, loved his “Blue boys” and loved to fish. He liked George Jones, Hootie and the Blowfish, Darius Rucker, and Best of All "Bobby Rush". To know him was to love him! He had an outstanding sense of humor. His biggest pride and joy was watching his granddaughter play basketball in high school, Wake Forest College and the WNBA. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed.
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