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Antonio
Mathis, Sr.
Jan 6, 1975 — Jun 12, 2026
Mr. Antonio Mathis Sr. was a devoted father, loyal friend, and compassionate man whose love and kindness touched the lives of many. He valued family and relationships deeply, always making time for those he cared about. His warm spirit and unwavering presence brought comfort and joy to everyone who knew him.
Antonio had a passion for planting and tending his garden, finding peace and satisfaction in watching things grow. Known for his great sense of humor, he loved making others laugh. His bright smile and cheerful personality could light up any room, and his memory will continue to bring smiles to the hearts of all who were blessed to know him.
A hardworking and compassionate man, Antonio dedicated much of his life to the manufacturing industry until an illness left him disabled. Despite the challenges he faced, he never allowed his condition to define him or diminish his generous spirit. He was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need, offering support, kindness, and encouragement to family, friends, and neighbors alike.
Known for his caring heart and selfless nature, Antonio touched the lives of many through his unwavering willingness to serve others. His legacy of strength, compassion, and love will forever be remembered and cherished by all who knew him.
Antonio was preceded in death by his father, Kenneth Jerome Mathis, and his daughter, Kendra Davis.
He leaves to cherish his memory his beloved mother, Silvera Bridges of Hahira, Georgia; his children, Antonio (Shakira) Mathis, Jr. of Montgomery, Alabama, Lewis Boyskin, Jr. of Statesboro, Georgia, Kenneth Mathis, and Eboni Deberry both of Adel, Georgia, Kalvin (MiKala) Mapp, Julescia Hayes, and Larkem Hayes of Valdosta, Georgia, and Khayyhan Hayes; his sisters, Michelle (Lowery) Walker of Cecil, Georgia and Priscilla Johnson of Hahira, Georgia; his brothers, Jonathan Bridges of Miami, Florida, and Dexter (Theresa) Bridges of Adel, Georgia.
He also leaves behind a host of grandchildren, along with many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends whom he loved dearly.
His legacy of love, kindness, and generosity will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.
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