Ke’Arndre J. Twiggs, age 38, entered into eternity on Sunday, June 28, 2020, at Broward General Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He was born March 14, 1982, in Savannah Georgia, to the union of Michael Anthony Stone and Jacqueline Denise Twiggs (both deceased). He attended the public schools of Pompano Beach, Florida, at Blanche Ely High School. He later met the love of his life, Latasha G. Hankerson of 21 years, and together, they created seven handsome boys. Growing up, Ke’Arndre loved playing baseball. He was well known for his skillful moves on the basketball court, where he got the nickname “Ice Man.” His late mother, Jacqueline, was also his basketball coach. Gambling at the Casino was his favorite thing to do, where his luck to win big never failed. He also had a hidden talent for singing, which he enjoyed doing in his spare time. He was a humble guy and very caring. When he talked, the most funniest things would come out of his mouth. He cherished the good times with his kids, family, and many friends in his lifetime. His good spirit will forever be missed. In his passing, he leaves to mourn: the love of his life, Latasha G. Hankerson; seven children, Ke’Arndre J. Twiggs Jr, Ta’Keevin J. Twiggs, Ta’Shadre J. Twiggs, Ke’drain J. Twiggs, Ke’yon J. Twiggs, Ta’Shon J. Twiggs, and Ke’ndrick J. Twiggs; one brother, Maurice D. Treadwell; one sister, Christal J. Pinkney; three nephews, Maurice D. Treadwell III, Jayceon A. Crockett, and Jayce A. Crockett; one niece, Jayona A. Crockett; a host of aunts, uncle’s, and cousins from the Twiggs, Stone; extended families; and many best friends, friends, and acquaintances, near and far.