Anthony Edward Lee Mills

Anthony Lee Edward Mills, 42, passed away on September 22, 2026, in Wylie, Texas.

Born on April 6, 1984, and died on September 22, 2026.

Anthony was always known for his loving heart, strong faith, unwavering loyalty, commitment, and deep love for his family, friends, and of course, his motorcycles. He was kind, charming, witty, smart, ambitious, and had a burning desire to “Live Fast and Die Happy”.

Anthony shared a profound faith in God, Jesus and all the Saints. He survived by his fiancé, Amanda Renee Smith of Wylie, TX, his son, Aries Ty-Lee Mills, of Midland, TX, his Mother, Rochelle Bostick, his father, Joseph Mills, his sisters, Cherisa Rosen, Savannah Mills, and Tara-Lynn Mills, his Stepchildren, Dylan Meyer and wife, Madison Smalley, Eli Smith, and Lillian Smith, his step-granddaughter, Melody Gutierrez, and his bonus nephew and niece, Taylor and Katlin Mills, and their daughter, Raven Scott.

He was deeply cherished by his fiancé, Amanda Renee Smith, with whom he shared a God-centered, passionate, and enduring love with. Their bond was built on their strong faith, friendship, trust, and devotion to helping each other overcome some of life’s hardest challenges. Even the darkest of days and strongest forces of evil in this world could not break them apart. They knew from the moment they met that God called upon them to carry out something bigger than even they could understand. He admired her strength, her kindness, her ability to love purely and selflessly, and how she feared nothing in this world but God himself. He made it known that she was the only reason he was able to find faith, hope, love, and light in all his darkness. Anthony was able to go be with God on a day that he was truly able to be proud of his accomplishments. He was happy, he knew he was loved, he was riding free on his motorcycle, and he felt no pain whatsoever. That is exactly how Anthony would have wanted to go, and that is exactly how Amanda visioned him leaving this world when she mentioned to her loved ones back in May that she had already seen him go.

Anthony loved his son very much and spoke to Amanda often about his prayers for him to become a gentle, loving, honest, hardworking and well-respected man. One who understands respect and trust are earned. A man who follows his heart even when it’s not easy, who looks up to God for guidance, who seeks self-discipline, emotional strength and intelligence. “Tony” wanted nothing more than him to build a life that he is happy with and can be proud of. He will always live on forever in our hearts. He will be dearly missed by his son and stepchildren who also love and miss him dearly. His other shared nicknames were “AntMan,” aka, “Big Boiiiii.”

He was a good man who never stopped trying to become a better man. He loved his Mother dearly, and his Father, and especially his little sisters. He spoke of his family often. He will be dearly missed and forever remembered by all who knew and loved him, and who stood by him and loved him through the days he simply couldn’t love himself.

A visitation and funeral service celebrating Anthony's life will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at Allen Funeral Home, 508 Masters Avenue, Wylie, Texas 75098. Following the service, family and friends are invited to gather at Anthony and Amanda’s residence in Wylie, TX to share memories, fellowship, and honor his life.

"And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love."  1 Corinthians 13:13

Forever Loved. Forever Missed. Forever Remembered.