Glenton Joseph Hollins was born on September 28th, 1943 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Lance and Odella Hollins. He was baptized at Immaculate Conception Church in Lakeland, Louisiana on October 23rd, 1943. Glenton attended McKinley high school where he graduated on May 25th, 1962. Soon after graduation, Glenton joined the United States Navy. He was stationed at Treasure Island, San Francisco, California on October 30th, 1963. He was assigned to the Naval Vessel known as the USS General William Mitchell. After his tour of duty, Glenton was honorably discharged from the Navy. Glenton went on to drive buses as his career. After many years of driving, he retired. Glenton enjoyed driving fancy cars and dressing sharp- he was a proud man. Glenton is survived by two sons, Glenton Joseph Hollins Jr., Rushon Richie Hollins, and one daughter, Tina Michelle Hollins-Washington, and a host of grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A Sailor’s Prayer Dear Lord, I am just a sailor A protector of our land. A servant called to battle When my country takes a stand. I pray for strength and courage and a heart that will forgive, For peace and understanding In a world for all to live. My family’s prayers are with me, No matter where I roam. Please listen when I am lonely And return me safely home.