Percy Lee Seabron, Jr. departed this earthly life on Sunday, August 13, 2023, at home in Gulfport, Mississippi. He was born March 22, 1960, to Percy and Ginger Seabron, Sr. in Gulfport, Mississippi.
Percy attended the Harrison County Training Center. He later attended the Adult Activity Center which later became Gulf Coast Industries.

Percy united with the First Missionary Baptist Church of Handsboro at an early age under the leader­ship of the late Rev. E. L. Fox. His dedication and commitment to FMBC was unparalleled. Percy was a member of the Male Chorus, Mass Choir, as well as a faithful Sunday School and Wednesday Bible Study student. Percy could always be counted on to know every word of every song and sing with a smile. Percy's unique ability to anticipate what you are about to say and beat you saying it, has cheered many broken spirits over the years, and when no one seemed to have you on their mind but God Himself, Percy would never fail to ask, "How you are doing today" and offer a smile, handshake, or a wave.

Percy's hobbies include dancing, watching Family Feud, and looking at magazines. His family shall fondly remember his reminders to bring him a magazine if they went to the store or better yet ask if they were going to church on Sunday.

He was preceded in death by his father, Percy Lee Seabron Sr., and his grandparents.

His loving memory will forever be cherished by his devoted and loving mother Ginger Seabron; three sisters; Tulikki Seabron Washington-Perry (John Perry) of Pearland, Texas, Eunice (Carl) Tart and Cas­sandra (Darryl) McGowan both of Gulfport, MS; one niece Taliah Washington, two nephews, Noah Washington, LaDarius Scott, and a host of many relatives and friends.