Antoinette Rhinehart

Our beloved and beautiful Antoinette (Tree) Rhinehart, the cherished daughter of the late Annette Hopkins and Andre Rhinehart, was born on November 19, 1992. She departed this life on April 1, 2025. Nettie, as she was affectionately known by her family, was raised in Baltimore City and received her education through the Baltimore City public School System. She attended Gwynn's Falls Elementary School, ConneXions Academy, and Coppin Academy High School, where she majored in Arts and Sciences. Nettie was a very creative and artistic person. She loved drawing and sketching, a skill she quickly picked up from her older brother Andre, who helped her perfect her gift. Nettie loved to create beautiful and abstract artistic images, especially Anime characters, which she loved to watch and draw in her spare time. Nettie also developed a passion for doing nails, tattoos, and hair, which also allowed her to display her amazing creative and artistic gifts. Antoinette also loved cooking and loved animals. She absolutely adored her two cats, Itachi and Ichigo; they were her fur babies. Nettie was also great at martial arts, and over time, she eventually earned her black belt, thus proving that she was a master at every level. Nettie was a very determined and strong-willed person. Whatever she set her mind to, she achieved it: whatever she loved and was passionate about, she studied it and mastered it. Nettie loved music. She had very diverse musical tastes and loved listening to a wide variety of music genres, styles, and artists. However, she loved rap music and loved having rap cyphers with her friends. Nettie was affectionately given the nickname "tree" as she stood at a statuesque 62. She took her height after her mom and uncles. Nettie was not only beautiful on the inside but also beautiful on the outside. Nettie was funny, bubbly, loving, kind, and sweet, but she also had a tough and sassy side too. However, one thing holds true if she loved you, you knew it. Nettie shared a special bond with her brothers and sister. A bond that became ever closer after the untimely loss of their mom in 2015. Chrissy and Nettie shared a special bond as sisters of unwavering love and trust. They shared so much with one another and did everything together. Nettie and her sister Chrissy loved going out for Taco Tuesday together. They both enjoyed traveling to NYC to see her little brothers and their dad, Ben. Nettie and Chrissy would always tell one another that they were each other's first best friend. Nettie also shared a special bond with her cousin Nika as they were a year apart. When they were little, her mom, Annette, and her Aunt Glo loved dressing those two up in matching outfits on Easter. It was curly ponytails, flouncy white dresses, and fluffy socks to the 2nd power. Antoinette was preceded in death by her mom, Annette Hopkins. She leaves to cherish her memory: four brothers, Andre Oden, Thomas Coles, Ayden Green, and Jasai Jackson; two sisters, Christina Green and Anita Rhinehart. Her dad, Benjamin Green who helped raise her since she was 4 years old. Her aunt Gloria Hopkins, Uncle Alex Hopkins, Uncle Michael Hopkins, Nathaniel Hopkins, Melvin Hopkins, and several special friends whom she loved like sisters and brothers: Janelle, Tee, Mykira, Gary, Zack, and a host of other relatives and friends who will miss her dearly.

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Antoinette Rhinehart

November 19, 1992 - April 1, 2025