Birth date: Jun 12, 1954 Death date: Oct 12, 2024
Mr. Chris Carvel Leebrick, 70, passed away Saturday, October 12, 2024, at Atrium Health Cabarrus in Concord. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Mr. Leebrick was born June 12, 1954 in Concord. He was a son of the la Read Obituary
So sorry to hear this! Worked with Chris thru the years. Chris was with Charlotte Police and I worked for the Railroad Police. Always enjoyed having lunch with usually him and Tom Smith. Chris had a great sense of humor. Rest in peace. Chris was a true gentleman and professional. Thank him for his service to the citizens of Charlotte
Rest in peace Chris. Remember your smile, that big laugh, and a guy loved by many. An old friend from the 1980’s. Pat, you have my most profound condolences. Thinking of you and your family.
E. Lee Ginn, Jr.
Spring, Texas
Pat, praying God will give you & the family comfort during this difficult time. Also, remembering fun times spent at Groucho’s & you two dancing the night away. We will keep Chris and you in our hearts & prayers❤️🙏
Sincere condolences, Pat. Always enjoyed being around you and Chris. Loved teasing him about being a "Charlotte fuzz" even after he retired. RIP, Chris.🙏🙏
Sgt Leebrick was an admin sgt when I got out of rookie school and went to C1. He really scared me, as all the supervisors did, but always had a smile and loved a great prank. He looked out for all the officers and took great care of us. 12 years later Chris was my Admin Sgt when I got promoted and taught me the ropes. He truly could have been a Chief with his knowledge, care for others, and fairness for all. He will be truly missed!
Chris was such a nice guy. As we thought of him and our times together, one word came to mind..."JOLLY"! Chris always had a smile on his face, a twinkle in his eye, and a bit of mischief up his sleeve. We have known Chris and Pat for 40+ years and have enjoyed so many fun times together, particularly our decades of Super Bowl parties. Chris brought joy to so many. We will miss his smiles and genuine belly laughs!
You live on in our hearts and memories.
Glenn and Jennie Avery
I had the pleasure of meeting Chris when I joined the "Grunts" golf group at Larkhaven Golf Course. My son is in law-enforcement in SC and Chris & I would often discuss the trials & tribulations of Police work of the past, present and future. When our "Grunts" group moved to Charlotte National Golf Course, I would arrive early on Saturdays and Sundays to chat with Chris prior to our golf matches. We would discuss current events, laugh, and talk about almost everyone (not many people were left out of our conversations)!!! When Chris no longer came out for golf we continued to call and talk several times a week, as usual, about everything and everyone!! Chris' unique humor, sarcasm, laughter, stories and friendship will be greatly missed!! I wish Pat all the best for the future!!!!
Rest In Peace Chris!
Your Friend,
Bill Andrews
Prayers for, Fair Winds and Following Seas to all who mourn and celebrate the Going Home of another of God's Eagles "But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not Faint." ISAIAH 40:31
G.David and Marcia Dunlap
Chris and I went went to Woodrow Wilson Elementary School together in the 60's. I was the QB on the 7th grade football team and he was my center. He saved me many a time from the defense killing me! We also served on the school safety patrol and both ended up in law enforcement. Chris was a great guy and will be missed!
