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On Sunday Morning March 22, 1970 at 9:46am in Jacksonville, Florida, David and Janice Williams welcomed their first born, a son, David Jerome Williams, Jr. It was the greatest joy two parents could have.
On Sunday Morning April 22, 2018 in Jonesboro, Georgia, 48 years and one month, God welcomed David Jr., spirit into his final home, Heaven. David Jr., was doing what he so much loved to do, enjoying his church, New Commandment Christian Church Praise Choir. Although his date of demise is listed on record as April 23, 2018 he became absent from this body and present with the Lord on April 22, 2018 when God stopped his brain from responding to this world. We saw a peace on his face.
While still on this earth David Jr., was known as TOOTIE, TOOKUM, DADA, and DAVE. To know him was to love him. He gave as well as received so much love.
Dave leaves his love to all, father, David J. Williams, Sr.; mother, Janice A. Williams; brother, Darry J; sisters, Davia J (deceased), Daria J, Daona J (Corey); grandmother, Inez T. White; deceased grandparents, William and Annie Tina Williams, Shan Scott and Ben White; so much caring and love for his nieces and nephews, Dave was the number one cheerleader for his nieces, Sesseley (JaDon), Davia, Tamia, Sherri, Cori, Munira and Camryn; nephews, Fatai, Saheed Jr., Corey Jr. and Jeremiah; grandniece, JaNiyah; grandnephew, Khari; brother-in-law, Saheed Sr.; uncles and aunts, Willie J (Geraldine), Spade (Denise), Larry (Donna), Finnie (Danielle), Catherine (Larry), Betty, Virginia, Glenda, Julia and Angela; deceased, William Jr, Milton, Harrison, Daniel (his dad’s twin) and Mina; grand uncles and aunts, John, Robert (Lucille), Katie Mae, Irene, Mary Frances, Mary Jane and Frances; god uncle, Ernest Vann, Sr.; god auntie, Mary Allen; other mothers, Deanna Bartos (cousin), Hazel Campbell, Retha Smith (cousin), Cynthia Vann, Katie Tremble, Melanie Brereton, Lillie Washington, Vernetta Demery, Delores Foster, Helen Hammond, Jackie Sumlar and Margaret Griggs; numerous 1st cousins; hundreds of 2nd, 3rd and 4th cousins; god sisters, Neshia and Danese; friends in Florida, Tyrone (TS Warden), Daryl (Mone), Ernest Jr (Ernie) and Carl (Carlos); friends in Georgia, Kevin, Brian and Robert; his Rite-Aid Pharmacy family who were also friends, Pat, Shalyn, Missy, Ian, Julie, Andy, Shayla, Preston, Iryna, Mary, Heeja, Asha, Adam, Qutin, Mabeleen and Kwaku Store Manager, and the many customers who loved his kind spirit.
Dave attended Holy Rosary Catholic grade and middle School in Jacksonville, Florida, High School at Bishop Kenny Catholic School and graduated from William M. Raines, Class of 1988. He moved to Savannah, Georgia to attend college, two years later, he became an Army Reservist and served for 8 years. He became an Assistant Store Manager at Pizza Hut in Savannah. At the encouraging of his sisters, he moved to the Atlanta area in 2001, where he became employed by Rite-Aid Pharmacy on May 1, 2007 as a Shift Supervisor. He held that position until his demise. Dave was dedicated to his job. For a period of time he was without a car so he caught two buses and the marta train to get to work, he never asked or wanted help.
Dave’s Christian walk, began at an early age where he was baptized at St Pius V. Catholic Church. Later after moving to the Atlanta area he became a member of New Commandment Christian Church, under the leadership of Pastor Gerald Bess (his cousin). Dave was a student of the Word, and loved to praise. His brother moved to the Atlanta area, they were living together. Dave, his brother and sisters had a special love and closeness for each other. They always took good care of one another.
We his parents love the scripture, 3 John verse 4 “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth”
THANK YOU DAVID JEROME WILLIAMS, JR. FOR YOUR UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.
