Portrait shared in memory of Quintavius Threatt Rainey

In loving memory of

Quintavius Threatt Rainey

September 20, 2019

Quintavius Threatt Rainey was a young man from Macon whose family and community remember him for the life he lived — a 21-year-old whose story mattered far beyond a single night in 2019.

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Remembering Quintavius

A life held close in memory

Quintavius Threatt Rainey was a 21-year-old from Macon, Georgia. Though public records about his life are limited, available reports identify him by full name and show he was a part of the Macon community and family networks that mourned his loss.

Quintavius grew up in the Macon area and, at 21, was at an age when many young people are building friendships, making plans, and contributing to family and neighborhood life. Those closest to him would best know his daily habits, his laughter, and the relationships that shaped him. Public notices and local reporting around the time of his death indicate his passing touched people across Macon, and local grief was expressed by family members and acquaintances in the weeks that followed.

On September 20, 2019, Quintavius was shot in west Macon and later died from his injury; local news coverage identifies him and records the date of the shooting as September 20, 2019. Community members and online memorials subsequently collected condolences and remembrances, reflecting that he was a real person whose absence was felt by others. While a formal, family-published obituary matching the name and exact date could not be located in publicly accessible funeral-home listings, verifiable news and memorial-tracing sources confirm his identity and the date of death given here.

Quintavius’s life, though recorded sparsely in public sources, mattered to those who knew him — family, friends, and neighbors who continue to hold private memories. This page honors him by centering the fact that he was more than the circumstances of his death: he was a son, a young man in his community, and someone whose life had value and meaning. Where public records are limited, respect for family privacy and dignity guides how we remember him. If you knew Quintavius and wish to share a memory for a memorial, consider contributing a brief note that reflects the person you knew.

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Remembering Quintavius with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.

Shane Z.