Antoinette “Toni” Moody-Holland
August 5, 1972 - April 3, 2024

Antoinette “Toni” Moody-Holland passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday April 3, 1972. Born on August 5, 1972 to Butch Moody and Joan Burke in Garberville.

In the early ‘90s she met Brian Anderson. Her and Brian welcomed their first and only child together, Allen, in 1994. Toni went on to meet her first husband, James Holland. James and Toni had their first child in 1997 — Katie. James, Toni and their kids lived in Fortuna for awhile before James’ job moved them to Scotia. Toni was a stay-at-home mom, while Katie was young. Toni loved to be involved with her kids’ classroom activities, going on field trips, volunteering for field day chaperone, and just getting to hang out with her kids.

In 2004, James and Toni separated, and Toni moved across the river to be closer to her job. While living in Rio Dell, Toni worked at E&J Liquors as the baker/deli manager. Her daughter Katie has fond memories of being the one to make the design with a fork on their peanut butter cookies while “working” alongside her.

In 2004, after her separation with James, she met Ryan Moon. Who she moved to Loleta with. In 2006, they welcomed a baby girl, Tasheena.

Toni loved her kids with so much of her being, having three beautiful children is something she would brag about to anyone she talked too. If you’ve ever had a conversation with Toni, it’s certain you heard about her kids.

Toni loved rocks, collecting trinkets, doing arts & crafts, writing poems, frogs; all the little things. Toni really just had a love for the important to her things in life.

Toni is preceded in death by her mom, Joan; her dad and step-mom, Butch and Jan Moody; and her sister Buffy.

Toni left behind her three children, Allen Holland, Katie Holland (Karl Delara) and Tasheena Moon; her basically adopted son Angel; her long time boyfriend Ryan Moon; her sisters Tina Moody (Byron Titus), Deena Yadon and Starla Moody; her two best friends Eva and Melene; and so many nieces and nephews; all of who knew how much they meant to her.

She loved her family more than anything and we will miss her for the rest of our lives.