Altony Lamar Hines Obituary (1990

Altony Lamar Hines (Tony) was born on March 22, 1990, in Queens, New York. He was raised with his Mom Sheilia Hines Brown and his Auntie Sharie Hines Smalls by their parents Lloyd & Gertrude Hines. Tony had a great childhood with his best friends Kevin and Ted. Tony was active in his school district with sports. Tony attended P.S.176 and in fourth grade he moved to Virginia. Tony then attended schools in Chesterfield County and Lunenburg County. Tony graduated High school from James River High school in Chesterfield Midlothian VA and attended Chesterfield tech center and received his certification and associates degree in Horticulture which he loved. Tony also started working for Chesterfield berry Farm from the age of 15 until his health declined. Tony also worked with several local contractors and farmers as well. Tony had the love of farming in his blood from a very early age, a two-year-old toddler riding on the tractor with his great grandpa John N Hines. He loved hunting, chopping down trees and being outdoors. Tony also developed the love of racing from NASCAR to local racing teams. His Love of JD Motorsports the entire crew. Tony suffered a decline in his health in 2022 that resulted in his passing on November 10th 2024. Tony fought hard and tried every treatment offered to stay here as long as he could. Tony was a true warrior. He loved all people and was a beautiful spirit. To know him was to love the old soul inside of him. He will be truly missed by all who knew and loved him. Tony, we will miss you and we love you (Mom) Sheilia (Bonus Dad) George; (Brothers) Ahmad, Ah'Saun, Amari; (Sisters) Aniyah, Loriana; (Grandmother) Gertrude Hines; (Aunt) Sharie and a tribe of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins and friends. All of his beautiful children will miss him. Alissa, Aleigha, Aiden, Avianna, Khaleesi, Alijah, Ahmir, Ariyanna and in Heaven with dad Aubree. Tony, you ran a great race and the victory is yours!!! Sleep on Tony and take your rest. God knows we loved you, but He loved you best. No more pain, no more suffering. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord Amen Love the family. Tony, I watched you fight for over two years, and I knew you were getting tired. We prayed and talked until the last day of your life. My heart will always be missing you until we meet again. We grew up together teaching each other you were my first best friend. This pain will ease but never go away. I find comfort in knowing you're no longer in pain and at peace. Look over your sister and Papa. My 1st love I love you until we meet again. Mom...