Ronniek S. Eaddy was born March 11, 1976, in Albany, NY. Son of Lillian and the late Michael Kimbrough. Ronniek departed this world on March 7 ^th , 2022, at home peacefully after a lengthy illness. Known for his contagious smile and pure heart. He was a resident of Aliquippa, PA for most of his life and later a resident of Coraopolis, PA.

Ronniek was always smiling and ready to lend a helping hand. His unwavering love for Christ was at the forefront of his life. As one his favorite quotes was, "God got me!" Ronniek loved music and the arts. Many of his friends referred to him as "Phat Cat 2GZ" because of his solid Rap Game! His heart was pure, and he overcame all types of adversities. Ronniek was a graduate of Aliquippa High School system, and received an Associate degree in Commercial Arts, from Oak Bridge Academy for the Arts.

Ronniek was a people-person and he thrived to bring his talents to the forefront. He was always painting and drawing, and this was a gift that satisfied him. His illness stopped him from achieving his ultimate goals in life, but he continued to work with painting and drawing. Ronniek was previously employed at the Giant Eagle in Aliquippa in the 'Hot Foods Department.' He was an avid fisherman and would go fishing on the weekends with his family.

In addition to his father, Ronniek was preceded in death by his brother Michael Walker, paternal grandmother(s), Mildred Eaddy and Ruby Kimbrough, maternal grandmother Loretta Johnson. Ronniek leaves to cherish his memory one daughter, "Chum Chum" Jordyn; his mother Lillian Kimbrough; brothers Nashae Kimbrough (Brittany), Verquan Kimbrough (Ciara), Clifford "CJ" Parker, Rick Thornton, Clayron Eaddy (Nickola); sisters Charona Thornton, Dannai Wilson (Louis), and Aleeta Kimbrough. Several aunts and uncles Meischa Anderson (J.C.); and Kyoda Childs; Ricky (Cindy) Kimbrough, Marjorie (Carl) Collins, Darryl (Linda) Kimbrough, Shawn (Monica) Kimbrough, Marvin (Charlene) Anderson, Mary Alice Smith (Myron) and Massiah (Semico) Eaddy, Ramel (Hayley) Eaddy and a host of nieces, nephews cousins and friends. The family also would like to give a special thank you to his caregiver, Helena Haddad and the residents of State Manor in Coraopolis who all looked out for him. He will be genuinely missed by everyone who knew him.