Kaneisha Vintina Akins, also known as Apple, received her wings on Saturday, August 14, 2021 in South Bend, Indiana.

Kaneisha was born on July 15, 1976 to Edna Anderson and Jerry Wormely in Toledo, Ohio.

Kaneisha attended public schools in the Toledo Public School System and at one time took classes at the University of Toledo. She worked as a STNA for various agencies and facilities throughout the City of Toledo and was a Mary Kay representative.

Kaneisha was raised in a Christian environment, and her fellowships were at Jerusalem Baptist Church where she participated in the choirs; Family Baptist Church; and Rossford First Baptist Church. Kaneisha also was a member of the Toledo, Interfaith Mass Choir.

She maintained her memberships with a couple motorcycle clubs, and created friends and memories even after she had relocated to Columbus, Ohio in 2020.

Kaneisha was preceded in death by her mother; Edna Anderson-Akins, step-father; John Akins Sr., grandmother; Florence Anderson (Clark), grandfathers; Sanford Anderson, Sr. and Deacon John Wormely.

Kaneisha is survived by her father; Jerry Wormely, grandmother; Marie Wormely; her two daughters; Alize Harris and Janae Harris, three grandchildren; Zy'Rena, ZahRiyah and Rashard II, sister; Katavia Akins, brothers; Montrice Wormely and Loyer Johnson, as well as nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and a host of special friends and associates.