Gregory Antonio

Ramos Jr., Esq.

Gregory Antonio Ramos, Ir., Esq. was born on August 27, 1979, in Fairfield, Alabama, grew up in the Hillsdale community, and later made his home in Creola, Alabama. He departed this life on June 28, 2025. During his final moments, Greg's loving wife, Shaloundra, was by his side, present and watching over him as he peacefully transitioned in the early hours of the morning.

Greg was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Felicito and Delores Ramos; his maternal grandparents, Robert Lee and Annie McKinnon; and his uncle, Emmanuel Ramos.

He leaves to cherish his memory his devoted wife, Shaloundra Holmes Ramos; beloved daughter, Kayla Ramos; and bonus daughter, Shamya Tate. He is also survived by his loving parents, Gregory Ramos, Sr. and Valerie Ramos.

Greg's siblings include Kimberly (Timeyo) Banda, Gary Ramos, Carla Ramos, Gerald Ramos, and Christopher Ramos. His aunts and uncles include Felicito (Bonnie) Ramos III, Carlos (Linda) Ramos, and Felicia (Victor) Lett, He also leaves behind his devoted sisters-in-laws, LaShoundra Jaheem) Jordan and LeAngel (Michael) Perry; brother-in-law, Brandon Holmes; and devoted mother-in-law, Venetia Henley; father-in-law, Major Harris; goddaughters, Rachael Manuel and Marlee Rae Manuel. He shared close bonds with his devoted cousins: Michael Braggs, Carl (Hope) McKinnon, and Danielle McKinnon and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family, and cherished friends.

Gregory was a man of unwavering faith who accepted Christ as his Savior. He pursued excellence in education, earning a degree in Political Science from Alabama A&M University and later receiving his law degree from Southern University in 2016. After passing the bar, Greg founded The Ramos Law Group, where he fiercely advocated for justice with wisdom and compassion. He later served his community through Legal Services of Alabama, continuing to uplift the underserved.

Greg was also committed to community leadership. He proudly served as both President and Parliamentarian of the Vernon 2 Crawford Bay Area Association, contributing his time, voice, and legal insight to support neighborhood development and engagement.

Outside of the courtroom, Greg had a deep passion for music. He was a proud member of the marching band at Murphy High School and Alabama A&M University, where his talent stood out among his peers. He received numerous awards for musicianship in the Hillsdale community, and music remained a powerful part of his identity, shaping his rhythm, confidence, and lifelong connections.

He was known for his calm demeanor, sharp mind, and signature Polo wardrobe, which he wore with pride. His subtle humor, thoughtfulness, and love for family left a lasting impression on everyone he encountered.

A public visitation will be held at Rice & Reese Funeral Home Wednesday, July 2, 2025 from 2:00 PM until 5:00 PM. The visitation will continue at Holmes Street Missionary Baptist Church Thursday, July 3, 2025 from 9:00 AM until the 11:00 AM funeral service.