Antonio Levanne Jones

Antonio Levanne Jones, affectionately known as Tony, 41, resident of Los Angeles. California, formerly of  Marston, Missouri died Thursday, September 5, 2019 at Kaiser Permanente Sunset Hospital in Los Angeles, California.  He was born May 15, 1978 in Hayti, Missouri to Mandy Treadwell Jones of Dexter, Missouri and Joseph Kellum, Sr. of Sikeston, Missouri.

Tony confessed his hope in Christ and was baptized.  He became a member of Trinity Baptist Church in Bellwood, Illinois.

He was blessed with the gift of caring for others.  Tony worked as a caregiver at the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, California until his untimely departure.  He loved taking care of his pediatric patients and putting a smile on their faces.  Tony never met a stranger, and he had an infectious laugh.

Tony was preceded in death by his big brother, Leslie Holloman, Jr, grandparents, Joe and Hattie Treadwell, three uncles, two aunts and one niece, Iesha Holloman.

Tony is survived by two sons, Payton Jones and Kobe Lopez Jones of  Los Angeles, California, and his Canine Baby, Snowy, of Los Angeles, California,  his mother, Mandy Treadwell Jones of  Dexter, Missouri, his father, Joseph (Gwen) Kellum, Sr. of Sikeston, Missouri, four sisters, Catina  Holloman of  Dexter, Missouri, N’ Vattreal Kellum and LaToya Kellum of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Jene Kellum of  St. Paul, Minnesota, three brothers, Reggie Allen of  KoKomo, Indiana, Nosnick Kellum of St. Paul, Minnesota and Joseph Kellum, Jr. of Minneapolis, Minnesota, one niece, Shironda Holloman, one nephew, Leslie Holloman III, one very special auntie, Ethel Treadwell Banks, six aunts, seven uncles and a complete family of cousins and friends.

Friends may call Saturday, September 21, 2019 from 11:00 A. M. until the funeral hour of 12:00 Noon at Good Hope Missionary Baptist Church in Marston, Missouri with Pastor Kirk Dunnavant, officiating.

Interment will follow in Mason Cemetery in Point Pleasant, Missouri with the Williams Funeral Home of Howardville, Missouri in charge of arrangements.