Alonzo Bernard Bibines, III

Alonzo Bernard Bibines III was born on May 29, 1990, at Columbia Hospital for Women in Washington, D.C., to the parents of Alonzo Bernard Bibines II and Naomi Lewis Bibines.

He attended Glenn Dale Elementary School, Thomas Johnson Middle School, and DuVal High School where he graduated in 2008. After graduation, he enrolled himself into Eastern Shore University and completed two (2) years. He was employed at Fort Meade Hospital where he worked as a Customer Representative for years. Alonzo realized he had no interest in college, taking on many jobs until he found his passion in painting on canvas and creating art. As a canvas artist sketching beautiful drawings, he decided to join an apprenticeship program to become a tattoo artist at Black Ink Studio-Creative Studios under the direction and supervision of Leonard (L.J.) Hill and Dr. Maurice Robinson.

Alonzo thrived in his profession, giving many people a “work of art” on their bodies where they kept coming back for more. He loved people and life itself. He was a softspoken young man, loved to laugh, dance, and have a good time. He touched so many lives and he will be missed by many.

He was in the process of becoming a Montgomery County Firefighter in January 2027. As part of his training, he rode in the back of MG ambulance to get the experience of taking care of people. Here lies a person who wanted to “save lives,” and his life was abruptly taken.

He had planned to propose to his girlfriend Ashley Denice Horne, in September 2026. They would have been on their way to Tennessee to see the football game, where he had arranged to propose to Ashley to be shown on the teleprompter.

Alonzo departed this earth on August 16, 2026, at 3:55 a.m., to leave behind his parents Alonzo Bernard Bibines II and Naomi Lewis Bibines. One sister, Vernise Nayome Bibines, girlfriend Ashley Denice Horne, his stepson Aubrey Kristopher Horne, and his only son and child Amari Alonzo Bibines.

Uncles: Thomas Lewis, Jr., George Lewis, the late John Henry Lewis, Craig Lewis, Nathaniel Scott Bivins, Sr., and Paul William Sommerville.

Aunts: The late Vera Mae Mackey, Verna Lewis, Robin Gale Sommerville, Helen Juanita Evans, Brenda Jean Bivins, Patricia Ann Lewis, and Anastacia (Stacy) Lewis.

First Cousins: Joseph Alexander Mackey III (Nicia), the late George Charles Lewis, Jr., Mark Anthony Lewis, Nathaniel Scott Bivins, Jr., Craig (C.J.) Rodney Lewis, Jr., Octavia Denise Lewis, John Henry Lewis, Laurin Alexis Sommerville, Morgan Dianna Sommerville, and Ryan Matthew Sommerville

Best &Closest Friends: Rashard Caldwell, Julian Pierce, Jamaal Peterman, Darrell Julien, Felix Kuteyi, Obose Ibadin, Steven Cousins, Amber Matthews, Brittanee Banks, Nate Anderson, Alijah Jones, Natasha Patterson, Renita Williams, and a host of cousins and friends.