Quincie Cole Holman

Quincie Cole Holman 

April 7, 2004 to October 23, 2024

He blessed this earth for 20 short years he was born April 7, 2004 and left to be with our heavenly father October 23, 2024. He has survived by his mother Felicia Holman, and brothers Zachary Holman Jr and Bamm-Bamm Beamish, and grandpa Manuel Gallegos. His father Zachary Holman, Auntie Earlene Beamish, and Nana Suzie Beamish.

He was an incredibly special human with an amazing mother that was blessed to spend his entire life with him two strong, courageous, caring brothers who always looked up to him. Wherever Quincie went, joy followed. His smile would light up the darkest room. His words were always so kind and uplifting. He was always so incredibly grateful and satisfied with the littlest things in life. If you’d ever ask this kid if he needed anything, he’d say eggs, chicken, potatoes, and maybe some beans never clothes or anything fancy, just the simplest things. He was such a simple young man who lived in the gym, taking care of his body, eating a ton of protein and playing football. More than anything he loved his family.

Quincie was the perfect first born baby never cried, and was loved by so many. As he grew up he was truly still a kid at heart. He was so goofy and funny, yet serious when needed to be. He’d always tell me “simple problem, simple solution” and that everything will be okay. 

He was an amazing big brother who was a great example and always made sure they were okay, that they were eating right and that Bamm was working out. He wanted Bamm to eat a ton of protein so he could grow to be 6’5”. He’d always check in on everyone always thought about everybody else and how they were doing, so caring, so thoughtful, so kind, so selfless. The way he delivered messages and provided feedback were so kind. He never wanna put you down just support, encourage, and motivate you. He was stronger than a bull and could out-lift anyone his size and even bigger, faster than a cheetah. Quincie was always easy to find if he wasn’t home, he’d be at the gym with his best friend Cross or with Taison, eating or on the field.

There won’t be a day that goes by that you aren’t missed and we will forever hold you close to our hearts and make sure we live the best lives we can and love God with all of our hearts. Until we are reunited, we love you.

Quincie’s Services

Viewing Saturday 11-12:30

Larkin Mortuary

260 e South Temple

Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Services Saturday 1:15-2:30/2:45

Salt Lake Christian Center

4300 s 700 e

Salt Lake City, UT 84107

Burial Saturday 3 pm

Larkin Sunset Lawn

2350 e 1300 s

Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Repass Luncheon Saturday 4-6 pm

Project Jericho

3007 s West Temple Suite L

South Salt Lake, UT 84115

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