

14 Oct 1973 — 25 May 2020
“Remembered as a father, friend, and a name that called the world toward justice.”
George Floyd's Birth Location
Fayetteville
George Floyd's Burial Location
Houston Memorial Gardens
George Floyd's Death Location
Minneapolis

He grew up in the Third Ward, attended Jack Yates High School, played football and basketball, and later became connected with Houston's music community under the name Big Floyd.

Those close to him remembered his height, warmth, faith, humor, and instinct for encouraging younger people around him.

After moving to Minnesota for work and a new start, he worked in security and remained devoted to his children and loved ones.

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd was killed during an arrest in Minneapolis.

Video of his death led to global mourning and one of the largest civil rights protest movements in recent history.

His name became a public call for dignity, accountability, and racial justice, while his family continued to ask that the world remember the person behind the symbol: a son, brother, father, friend, and community member whose life mattered.

George Perry Floyd Jr. was born on October 14, 1973, in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and was raised in Houston, Texas, where friends and family knew him as Perry.

He grew up in the Third Ward, attended Jack Yates High School, played football and basketball, and later became connected with Houston's music community under the name Big Floyd.
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George Perry Floyd Jr. was born on October 14, 1973, in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and was raised in Houston, Texas, where friends and family knew him as Perry.

He grew up in the Third Ward, attended Jack Yates High School, played football and basketball, and later became connected with Houston's music community under the name Big Floyd.

Those close to him remembered his height, warmth, faith, humor, and instinct for encouraging younger people around him.

After moving to Minnesota for work and a new start, he worked in security and remained devoted to his children and loved ones.

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd was killed during an arrest in Minneapolis.

Video of his death led to global mourning and one of the largest civil rights protest movements in recent history.

His name became a public call for dignity, accountability, and racial justice, while his family continued to ask that the world remember the person behind the symbol: a son, brother, father, friend, and community member whose life mattered.

His name became a public call for dignity, accountability, and racial justice, while his family continued to ask that the world remember the person behind the symbol: a son, brother, father, friend, and community member whose life mattered. His name became a public call for dignity, accountability, and racial justice, while his family continued to ask that the world remember the person behind the symbol: a son, brother, father, friend, and community member whose life mattered.


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