Daquan Osama Holloway

Daquan Osama Holloway was a 22-year-old from Atlanta, Georgia. Public records and memorial listings identify him by his given name and by the nickname “Osama,” and they confirm that he died on November 24, 2020. While the publicly available details about his life are limited, the records make clear that he was a real person with family, friends, and a community whose loss was felt.

Those who knew Daquan would have remembered him first as a son, sibling, cousin or friend — roles that quietly define a life more than headlines ever could. He came of age in Atlanta during a time of rapid change in the city, and at 22 he stood at an age when many young people are building toward careers, relationships, and long-held hopes. Being remembered by a personal nickname suggests he had close connections in his circle, people who called him by a name that carried familiarity and affection.

Because formal, family-published obituary text matching his full name and date of death could not be located in accessible funeral-home or newspaper databases, this remembrance focuses on honoring the person known in public memorials. The basic facts we can confirm — his full name, his age, his city, and the date of his passing — are included here with care and restraint out of respect for his family’s privacy and grief.

A life of 22 years holds countless small moments that matter: conversations, shared meals, laughter with friends, and the everyday gestures that make someone known to others. Even when public records are sparse, the fact that community memorials and listings record his name is a testament that Daquan’s life had meaning to those around him. This page is intended as a quiet tribute to that life — to the human being behind the name — and a place where others who loved him can see his name remembered with dignity.