Judith Williams

On July 13, 1966 in Talladega, Alabama, a bubbly baby girl given the name Judith Williams was born to the parentage of Robert C. Miller and Mary Williams. Judy grew to radiated joy, kindness, and warmth throughout her 57 years on this earth. A devout Christian, Judy's faith was a guiding light in her life. She found solace in the embrace of Lane Chapel Methodist Church, where she accepted Christ at a young age and worshipped alongside her family and friends. Her strong faith was evident in her compassionate nature and unwavering spirit. Education played an essential role in Judy's journey as she proudly completed her studies in the Talladega County School System at Munford High School with the Class of 1984, a testament to her dedication and commitment to personal growth. Judy worked various jobs throughout her earthly journey but was retired from Honda Manufacturing of Alabama and was currently a daycare teacher at the time of her passing. Judith, known to family and friends as "Judy" was a devoted Godmother, daughter, sister, and friend to us all. If you knew Judy, you knew she possessed an unparalleled gift for making connections. Her infectious laughter, warm hugs, and radiant smile eased the burdens of those fortunate enough to cross her path. She cherished her relationships deeply and treated everyone with kindness, never failing to brighten a room with her presence. As Judy traveled this earthly journey, she embarked on the path of adulthood while becoming a beacon of love and support to her loving daughter, TyKeria, whom she loved unconditionally, offering a nurturing presence throughout her life. Judy's 57-year life journey was truly a blessing to everyone she loved including her family and friends and her endowment of love, compassion, and laughter will forever remain etched in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing her. On Tuesday morning, September 12, 2023, after a life well-lived, Judy Williams peacefully journeyed from this earthly life to her eternal home while surrounded by loved ones in the comfort of her home. As she entered those pearly gates, she was welcomed by her father, R.C. Miller, brother, Robert Taylor, sister, Deborah Wells, grandmother, Luvenia T. Williams, and many aunts and uncles who have gone on before her. Judy's legacy of love and precious memories will forever be remembered and cherished by her loving and devoted mother, Mary Williams; loving daughter, TyKeria Williams; ten brothers, Calvester Lane, Paul Terrell, Brian (Linda) Miller, Albert Curry, Lawrence Williams, Ronald (Linda) Williams, Lord Wilson, John (Nicole) McClurkin, Tora (Paula) Scott, and Luke Swain; fifteen sisters, Janet Walker, Felecia (Glenn) Miller, Mary (Randy) Whitson, Karen Parker, Hilda Bryant, Ulander (Rodney) Borden, Stephanie Player, Margaret (Martin) Curry, Lisa (Willie) Dickerson Cass, Angela Dickerson, Wanda Faye Dickerson, Iris (Billy) Bedford, Lataya Hill, Henrietta Meadows, and Dorothy Johnson; great-aunt; Louise Jones Williams; aunts; Josephine McKinney, Joyce Williams, Betty Lou Welch, Sarah Williams, Ernestine Williams, Arie Williams, Naomi Ragland; great-uncle, Charlie (Annie) Miller; sister-in-law, Abena Maniyah; special friend/caretaker, Hubert Lindsey; two special friends, Vanessa Dye and Tammy Holland; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives, and friends. As we bid farewell to our beloved Judy, let us remember her with joy and gratitude for the love she showered upon us. May her soul rest in eternal peace, knowing she was deeply cherished and will be dearly missed.

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Judith Williams

July 13, 1966 - September 12, 2023