Nikizsha Williams

Nakizsha “Kizzy” J. Williams, 37 Went home to be with her heavenly father on Sunday, February 1, 2015 at the Laurels of Norworth Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Columbus, Oh. NaKizsha was born February 13, 1974 at Fremont Memorial Hospital, Fremont, Oh to The Late Edward “Eddie” Williams & Jacqueline S. (Davis) Williams. She was the joy of life for all the family, as she was the first female born in the immediate family. A beautiful baby that brought a lot of joy to everyone around her. Affectionately known to everyone as “Kizzy” was a students at Croghan Elementary School and later transferred to Stamm Elementary at the age of 11 years old. “Kizzy” attended the Fremont Jr. High School and finished her education in the Columbus/Springfield area. She was employed by the Value City Distribution Center for over 5 years. “ Kizzy” loved to dance and it was one of her greatest hobbies, she also loved family gatherings and was very protective of all of her siblings and children. Kizzy was a member of Greater St. James COGIC and was later a member of Ebenezer COGIC. She leaves to mourn her memory: Her Mother, Maternal Grandmother, Virginia R. Jones of Ingster, Michigan, her 3 children, Jamel Williams, Tyreek & Rico Truss all of Columbus. Her Siblings that she loved so dearly, Dante, Alexander, Jacque, Daria, Jamel and LaShar. Numerous Aunts, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews. A special Aunt Vivian Beal and special guardians who assisted in raising her, Bishop Mark L.& Cynthia J. Conley. Preceding her in death is her father, her Paternal grandparents Earleen and Charles Williams, her Maternal Grandfather, Love Davis, a brother Devon C. Williams, Sr. , Aunt Emma Williams, Uncles, Christopher Jones, Charles “Jobo” Williams, Jr. At the request of the deceased, cremation has taken place, and remains have been placed in the hands of the Mother and siblings. A Special Memorial Service will be held in her honor on Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 5 p.m. at the Ebenezer Church of God in Christ, 601 Bidwell Ave. Fremont, Oh. All condolences and acts of kindness can be given in the name of the church and will be then released to the family.