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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Mar 13, 1975 — Oct 25, 2025
Jakia "Kiki" Latavia Williams was born on March 13, 1975 in Bay Minette, Alabama she
transitioned to glory October 25, 2025 in Mobile, Al. At a young age, she accepted Christ as her
Lord and Savior. Raised in Mobile, Al. She graduated from C.F. Vigor High School in 1994. She
then chose to further her education, earning a bachelor's degree in Sociology from Mississippi
Valley State University in 2000. Despite the many trials and tribulations life brought her way, she
persevered and went on to earn a master's degree in Human Behavior from Capella University.
Jakia's loving and selfless personality, many friends became like family to her. Her life's purpose
of generosity was reflected daily through her work with the Family Guidance Center of Alabama,
where she helped empower individuals and families through support, education, and
compassion. Jakia "Kiki" Latavia Williams was preceded in death by her grandparents, Albert
(Bully) Reese Sr. and Alice Osiedean Reese, and Myrtis and Bessie Pearl Williams, as well as
several loving aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Jakia leaves to cherish her memory a loving a devoted mother Carolyn (Deacon Eddie)
Harris, Father Minister Leoance (Juanita) Williams. Seven sisters: Jessica (Darryl) Harris,
Wanda Harris, Nisha Rocker, Kimberly (Terrance) Feggins, Felicia (Edgar) Holmes, Andrea
(Desmond) Fields, Angelica Holmes. Four brothers: Jerrick Williams, Leoance (Demetria)
Williams Jr., Quinton (Tamika) Williams, Joshua (Shenequa) Williams. A host of nieces and
nephews. Three devoted nieces: Jerrica (Marco) Wiliams, Jamyni Harris, Jaliyah Williams,
Mallory Williams; 1 devoted nephew: Javorius (J.D) Ware. One great niece: Dream
Donaldson and One great nephew: Amir Harris. A host of other cousins and friends.
Throughout her journey from C.F. Vigor High School to Mississippi Valley State University,
Rockford, IL, and beyond Jakia was surrounded by friends who became family, each one
touched by her God-given spirit of love and kindness.
Celebrating the Life of
Jakia "Kiki" Latavia Williams
Saturday, November 1, 2025
Viewing: 9:00 a.m.
Service: 11:00 a.m.
Location:
First Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church
664 Shelby Street
Mobile, Alabama 36610
Pastor Lamar D. Brady
Saturday
First Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church
9:00 - 11:59 am
Saturday
First Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church
Starts at 11:00 am
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