April 27, 2021
April 27, 2021
You was loving , caring ,funny ; and threw it all you always had a big beautiful smile on your face you will be miss dearly Rest In Peace boo
Funeral service will be held Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at Pleasant Green Baptist Church (5301 Olive Road/Trotwood). Visitation will begin at 11:30am with service to follow at 12:30pm.
Ms. Antonna T. Webb was the youngest of child of Anthony Jorel Lynch and Melissa Marie Hines. She was born December 26, 1986 in Dayton, Ohio.She found God at the First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Heights at an early age.
Ms. Webb graduated from Isus High School in Dayton in 2005. She attended Sinclair College in the nurse’s aide program.
Antonna affectionately known as Nana loved being a wonderful Mom to her four children. Daviona, Da’Coldess (Cody), Kaben and Jonathon (JJ).She fell instantly in love with granddaughter Jaleah. She loved sharing practical jokes with her children. She was great with computers. Nana qualified as a professional on- line shopper.
Nana had a very inquisitive mind. She questioned all things. She had the faith of a mustard seed and a great strength of will that got her through times of great difficulty and pain. She was never afraid to speak her mind. Antonna was and continues to be a living testimony to God.
Preceded in death by: Grandfather Abron J. Lynch, Grandmother Allie L. Lynch, Uncle Larry S. Lynch, Grandmother Dorothy M. Astin, Grandfather Milton Astin.
She leaves to cherish her memory: Loving Father Anthony (Tony) Lynch, Loving Mother Melissa M. Hines, Children Daviona Webb, Da’Coldess (Cody) Webb, Kaben Bryant, Jonathan Ferguson Jr., and Granddaughter Jaleah Johnson-Webb. Brother Chawnsae Redd, Sister Chole Hines, Sister Shatel McShann, Brother Antonio Lynch, Brother Eric Fisher, Brother Michael Lynch, Brother Alexander Lynch, Brother Dominic Lynch. A special Auntie Gail E. Astin and a Two Mother Sabrina Jordan. Special Godson Sonny. Nana also leaves a host of Nieces, Nephews, Cousins and a host of friends.
Professional arrangements entrusted to W.E. Lusain Funeral Home and Crematory.
Ms. Antonna T. Webb was the youngest of child of Anthony Jorel Lynch and Melissa Marie Hines. She was born December 26, 1986 in Dayton, Ohio.She found God at the First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Heights at an early age.
Ms. Webb graduated from Isus High School in Dayton in 2005. She attended Sinclair College in the nurse’s aide program.
Antonna affectionately known as Nana loved being a wonderful Mom to her four children. Daviona, Da’Coldess (Cody), Kaben and Jonathon (JJ).She fell instantly in love with granddaughter Jaleah. She loved sharing practical jokes with her children. She was great with computers. Nana qualified as a professional on- line shopper.
Nana had a very inquisitive mind. She questioned all things. She had the faith of a mustard seed and a great strength of will that got her through times of great difficulty and pain. She was never afraid to speak her mind. Antonna was and continues to be a living testimony to God.
Preceded in death by: Grandfather Abron J. Lynch, Grandmother Allie L. Lynch, Uncle Larry S. Lynch, Grandmother Dorothy M. Astin, Grandfather Milton Astin.
She leaves to cherish her memory: Loving Father Anthony (Tony) Lynch, Loving Mother Melissa M. Hines, Children Daviona Webb, Da’Coldess (Cody) Webb, Kaben Bryant, Jonathan Ferguson Jr., and Granddaughter Jaleah Johnson-Webb. Brother Chawnsae Redd, Sister Chole Hines, Sister Shatel McShann, Brother Antonio Lynch, Brother Eric Fisher, Brother Michael Lynch, Brother Alexander Lynch, Brother Dominic Lynch. A special Auntie Gail E. Astin and a Two Mother Sabrina Jordan. Special Godson Sonny. Nana also leaves a host of Nieces, Nephews, Cousins and a host of friends.
Professional arrangements entrusted to W.E. Lusain Funeral Home and Crematory.
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