ANTWAIN DEONTA CONNER

ANTWAIN DEONTA CONNER, a cherished soul known for his radiant smile and gentle spirit, passed away on December 2, 2025, in Arlington, Texas. Born on February 20, 1985, in Columbus, Mississippi, Antwain’s journey was marked by laughter, love, and a profound respect for those around him.

As a dedicated manager at Goodyear Tire Warehouse, Antwain channeled his hard work and commitment into every task, embodying a true leader who uplifted his team with humor and warmth. His colleagues cherished his friendly demeanor, and his respectful nature left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to cross his path. Antwain’s ability to light up a room with his presence was unparalleled; he had an innate gift for making others feel valued and appreciated.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, which filled him with immense pride, Antwain had a heart that overflowed with affection for his loved ones. His passion for fostering connections was evident in every aspect of his life. He enjoyed nothing more than engaging in playful banter, sharing hearty laughs, and creating memories with friends and family alike. He was known for his avid love of football, both on the field during his school days and on the couch, where he cheered passionately for his beloved San Francisco 49ers.

Antwain is survived by his loving mother, Angie Conner, and his devoted brother Rayshaun Conner, two sisters, aunts, Diane Lewis, Carolyn Latham, Vera Choice and Geraldine Epps, along with uncles Richard Latham, Anthony Conner, Bobby Lewis and Roy Epps. and great aunt, Castella Williams. His departure has left a void felt deeply by a host of cousins, relatives, and friends who will forever remember him as a beacon of friendship and positivity.

In a world that often seems overshadowed by haste and uncertainty, Antwain Deonta Conner reminded us all to cherish the small moments that bind us together—be it through laughter, shared stories, or unyielding support. His spirit will live on in the hearts of those who loved him, a vibrant reminder of the beauty of connection, the strength of family, and the joy of simply being present for one another.