Anthony "Ant" Daniel Poole was welcomed into heaven by Jesus and his great-grandfather Warren
Woodard last Saturday morning. A reunion with family and friends that he hadn't seen in a long time. His
new life will include music, laughter and love. Sunshine, butterflies and hearts.

Anthony was a lifelong fan of the Dallas Cowboys. If he'd had time, he would have requested six Dallas
Cowboys as pallbearers so the Cowboys could let him down one more time. His friends believe watching
football was his favorite pastime but his Mom and Dad know he loved Winnie the Pooh deep down in his
heart. He had a lifelong love affair with any food wrapped in bacon, golf, Cheetos, Miller Lite and
beautiful women. Not necessarily in that order.

If it was in his power he would help anyone with anything they needed. He would come to your house if
you needed a hair cut and Anthony always greeted you with a big bear hug. He spent the last six weeks of
his life telling everyone he could that he loved them. He was excited about the future. He had re-dedicated
his relationship with Jesus. He was the man that we all knew he could be.
Of all the people he touched, his children were the most important. Anthony was the loving father of:
Kingston Daniel Hall, Sophia Aliyah Reeves, Giovanni David Mariani, Luca Ivan Mariani, and Addison
Jade Poole.

Anthony's mother Juliea Woodard holds a special place in his heart. He will be loved forever by his father
Rob Poole and stepmom Donna. His brothers Andrew and Alex were often his co-conspirators in "fun"
and he loved them completely. Anthony also cherished his relationship with his little sister Bethany
(Beth). He left grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews too early. His "crew" of lifelong
friends are treasured, as well as the mothers of his children.

Anthony was born in September of 1987. His celebration of life will be:
Thursday - December 19, 2019 at 11:00 a.m.
At the Oaks Church, Red Oak, Texas
777 S. Interstate 35 East Service Road, Red Oak, TX 75154

Cemetery service will follow at 2:00 p.m. at Moore Memorial Gardens in Arlington, Texas
1219 N. Davis Drive, Arlington, TX 76012
Burial Location: Garden of the Prophets

If you want to send flowers: Waxahachie Funeral Home
1201 US-287 BYP, Waxahachie, TX 75165
Or you can just plant a flower where you live to remember him by - he would like that!

Anthony was loved by many people. He was different from anyone else you might know. He was unique.
His smile would brighten any room he walked into. He always had something to say even if it might have
been inappropriate. He wrote his own rules and paved his own way. If you said he couldn't do it, he
would make sure he could. We love you Ant!