The season of life for Antonio Jermaine Norris began in Albany, Georgia on March 6, 1982. He was the son of Debra Norris and the late Booker T. Sims, Sr.

He received his formal education in the public schools of Dougherty County and participated in numerous school functions and activities.

Antonio was a very outgoing individual who lived life boldly and with intense energy. He was free-spirited, strong willed, and oftentimes the life of the crowd. One of his greatest joys was spending time with family and friends. His love of life, sense of humor and laughter, and energetic personality attracted many people to him, and kept them on their toes. Antonio created memories that will never be forgotten.

On February 28, 2020, Antonio's earthly season ended and her entered into eternal rest. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Booker T. Sims, Sr. and Joseph Walker; uncle and aunt, Willie J. Gipson and Linda Hudson; and one niece, Camyria Sims.

Fond memories will forever remain with his mother, Debra Norris (Timothy); five children, Antavious Norris, A'Neciana Norris, Domonic C. Norris, Toni Estelle Norris, and Cameron Stewart; siblings, Booker Terrell Sims III, Kawanis Norris (Dralandius), and Tekeela Norris; grandmothers, Georgia Mae Hayles (Joe) and Barbara J. Ingram (Willie); uncles, Jerome Reeves, Jimmy Pitts (Jacqueline), Robert Gipson, Lawrence Gipson, Reginald Whitehead (Demeka), and Booker T. Sims, Jr.; aunts, Patricia Pitts, Carol Norris, Janice Gipson, Shelia Sims, Kita Walker, Erika Walker, and Angela Walker; six nephews and two nieces; a special cousin, Michael Norris; a very dear friend, Darrell Jackson; and a host of other relatives and friends.