Lonnie C. Holloway

Published 7:54 am Wednesday, March 24, 2021

By Holley Cochran

Graveside services were held Sunday, March 21, 2021 at Holloway Cemetery in Prentiss, for Mr. Lonnie Charles Holloway, 58, who died Saturday, March 13, 2021, in Jefferson Davis County.

Bishop Sean Coney officiated with Johnson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Minister Holloway was born to the late Charles and Clara Holloway.  He was a member of James Hill Church of God in Christ where he served as Minister and Sunday School teacher.

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He was employed with Jefferson Davis County Supervisor’s office before being injured in 2008.

He was preceded in death by his brother, Jerry Holloway.

He is survived by his wife, Lucevia Holloway; son, Willie (Hope) Fairley of Dallas, Texas; two daughters, Lyvonia (Steven) Hathorn of Bassfield and Jhalisa Holloway of Hattiesburg; four brothers, twin, Johnny Holloway of Kiln; James (Annette) Holloway and Jerome (Nicole) Holloway both of Prentiss; Thomas (Erika) Holloway of Sumrall; four sisters, Willie Merle (Charles) Gholar, Donna (Daryhl) Hartzog, Shonda Holloway and Joanna (Tracy) Fairley all of Prentiss; five grandchildren, Nikhea Johson, Kelli Hathorn, Mar’Quikeus Fairley, Layla Hathorn and Steven Hathorn Jr.; two godsons, Kenny and Kendell Aultman and god-granddaughter, Ivorii Rhodes.

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