Monday, October 18, 2021
I would just like to take a moment to thank each of you who thought it not robbery to offer condolence to my brother Clemmon (Junior). My brother and I were very close and always felt that children and people mattered, no matter what,, regardless of race, creed, color, sexual orientation, disability or ability. As some of may have know, we had started a small business together, which grown into a national business called the National CSI in which he operated as the National Vice President for many years. We would travel across the country nationally and internationally speaking and interreacting with with former and present gang members (males and females)addressing youth violence and gang prevention, intervention and suppression. When I lost my brother, I truly lost a large part of myself that I have not fully recovered from. He loved to play basketball, drums, and just meet people and talk with old friends from back home in Neptune and Asbury Park as well as from Camden and Depth Core and elsewhere around the state. He had recently joined the masonic lodge in Philadelphia, where he was an active member. He was also an active member of the Missionary Baptist Church in Sicklerville, NJ.
I just wanted to thank each of you for playing such an important role in my brothers life. Thank you, and you and especially you!
Damn it!, I really miss my brother, but, he would want us to carry on.
Thank you Aaron Ford for stepping in to be my brother
Again, on behalf of the entire O'Neal, Jordan and CSI family - Thank You
L. Louis Jordan aka Lockem up Louie
Brother
Thomas E. May, Founder 1946-2022