Albert Jerald Skinner

Albert Jerald Skinner 44, died on February 23, 2025. He was born December 24, 1980. The son of Albert Raymond Skinner & Kimberly Harris Clark in Richmond, Indiana. He attended and graduated from Eastbrook School in Marion, Indiana.

He was preceded in death by his Father Albert Raymond Skinner, his grandfather Albert George Skinner, his uncle Albert Wayne Skinner and his aunt Suzzanne LaGina Skinner.

Survived by his three daughters Alexis Kaylena Skinner, Paris Taylor Rene' Skinner and Madyson Dawn Skinner and his first grandson due 3/7/2025.

Survived by his Grandmother Sue Skinner, his Mother Kimberly Harris (Danny), his sister Misty Sue Kalisz (Walter), his sister Elizabeth SuVon Elston (John), and brother Albert Thomas Skinner (Shannon). Also survived by his Aunt Avise Skinner, Uncle Albert Anthony Skinner (MaryAnne), Aunt SuLynn Ruggles, Uncle Dave Sharp and his Aunt Kris Harris Spearman (Jay). Various surviving Cousins: Ryan Jackson, Albert Nick Skinner (Connie), Albert Jacob Skinner (Shannon), Jennifer Skinner Tuell (Mitchell), Georgia Skinner Castor (Cory), Albert Alexander Skinner, Raelena Skinner (Jacob), Suzi Skinner Taylor (Chris), Albert Bubba Skinner, Albert Jon Dillon Ruggles (Lindsay), Albert Jon Tyler Ruggles, Maranda SuLynn Davidson (Austin), Albert Zeke Skinner, Albert Gabriel Skinner, Albert Michael Skinner, Noel Skinner, Mazie Grace Tuell, Albert Bowen Tuell, Penelope Tuell, Caroline Tuell, Lilly Tuell, Vanessa Castor, Albert Castor, Raven Castor, Tanden Kalisz, Zayven Kalisz, Lucy Elston, Kiyah Skinner, Colton Skinner, Garland Ruggles, Dorothy Sue Ruggles, Bennett Davidson, Presley Davidson, Phoenix Jackson, Evan Jackson, and Hailey Jackson.

AJ enjoyed attending church at Main Street Church of God and always treasured his time with Pastor Don Billie. He worked with Direct TV for years before joining the office staff at Rush Temporaries prior to his disabilities. As his disability became worse, he very much missed working and always wanted to help. AJ was loud, goofy and funny. Loved to cook but couldn't cook to save his life, lol. He liked to play pranks on people. He loved board games and anything to make people laugh. He would give you a wet willy or lick your face. Huge heart and very protective. He also enjoyed going to the park and loved the Indy 500. Big Danica fan! Loved the Indianapolis Colts. He could also be a soft spoken and forgiving individual who never held a grudge or said anything bad about anybody. In his last years he had the same sentence on his lips: "My family is the most important thing to me."

A Celebration of Life will be held at Main Street Church of God at 4211 Main Street, Anderson, IN 46013 on March 15th, 2025 at 2:00 P.M. Visitation will be from 12:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M. at the church.

A meal will be served following the service at the fellowship hall.