Samuel Monroe Jr., ‘Menace II Society’ Star, Dies at 52 After Meningitis Battle
Samuel Monroe Jr., known for Menace II Society and other ’90s films, died at 52 after a prolonged battle with meningitis that led to brain and spine infections, MRSA pneumonia, and kidney issues. His mother Joyce Patton announced the news on Facebook, asking prayers for the family and his three children. Monroe Jr. had an acting career spanning from 1992 with roles in The Player's Club, Set It Off, Tales from the Hood, and more, and his family has previously pursued a conservatorship for him; he is survived by his alleged wife Shawna Stewart and their children.
