Antiono Hollins was born October 12, 1989, in Hinds County to Lillie Hollins and Oscar Thompson. He graduated from Hinds Community
College in Raymond, Mississippi with a degree in Fine Parts in 2008 and Brick Mason in 2010. He moved to Alabama in 2021, and
developed a desire for cooking and had planned to attend culinary school which was put on hold due to his untimely illness.

Antonio departed this life on April 30, 2024, at Elevate 758 Apartments, in Mobile Alabama. He was preceded in death by his grandfather,
Vemer Hollins, Minnie L. Thompson, Jimmie Thompson, Martha Franklin, Vera Singleton, Dorothy Durham, Fannie Williams, Eddie
Jones and Willie E. Webbs. He leaves to cherish his memories: A loving mother, Lillie Washington, Grandmother, Essie Hollins, Brother, Sinatra Hollins, Uncle Kinndrick Hollins, Robert P. White, and Rochell Hollins, Uncle Robert Brown, all of Flora, Mississippi, Uncle David Hollins, of Canton, Mississippi, Father, Oscar Thompson of Edwards Mississippi, Sister, Dolly Smith of Jackson, Mississippi, Uncle John Hollins of Jackson, Mississippi, Uncle Neville (Vicen) Hollins of Spain, Uncle Terrell (Jennifer) Hollins, of Tacoma, Washington, Bishop Linda Farmer (Demarco) of Huntsville Alabama, Grandmother, Aunt Kimberly Bates, (D.J.), Rosie Walton, Aunt Mae Dorothy Thompson, Edwards, Mississippi, Aunt, Bertha
Coleman, of Bolton, Mississippi, Aunt Virginia Fosters, Edwards, Mississippi, Aunt Charlotte Thomas, Bonaire, Georgia, Madeline Higgins, Bolton, MS, Doris West (Melton), Edward, Mississippi, Rollie Webb, Washington, D.C., Sammie J. Carveson, Chicago, Illinois, Sammie Mcray, Jackson, Mississippi, Sharon Walton, Bolton, Mississippi, J.D. (Ethel) Walton, Byram, Mississippi, devoted relatives and friends who grew up together, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.