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He was born Feb. 13, 1964, in Houston, the son of Charles W. and Roberta Webb LeMaster. He graduated from Westchester High School in Houston and earned a bachelor’s degree in early-childhood behavior from Kansas University.
After one year of service in the Head Start program, he continued to help children with autism. He was the drummer for the band RedLefty.
Survivors include his parents, Houston; a daughter, Cleo LeMaster, Lawrence; and a brother, Garth, Los Angeles. |
Marta Hanby Farb
I have fond memories of Charles. Garth and Tennyson had a special brotherly bond that was evident in their friendship at Westchester. I am so sorry for your loss. He will always be remembered.Sincerely,
Marta Hanby Farb
Nyles Flagg
Tennyson was a cool bother, he was in band with me as a fellow drummer. My condolences to his family...Alicia Atwood George
This has been a sad day. I was in no way his best friend. I remember him from my World History class. He was so outside the box and quiet most of the time. I remember just loving his take on some of the things we talked about in class. I also remember making him a HUGE box of chocolate chip cookies for his birthday. He was so touched that it really made an impression on me. He gave me the biggest hug and told me how shocked he was and how much he appreciated them. I was just thinking about him last week....Miss you! You were all lucky to have him in your lives! He is missed.
Leigh Ragan Ragan
We dated my senior year at Westchester. I found him again about 2005. I will always be so very grateful that I had the chance to reconnect with him. I will miss him so very much.