Mrs. Jana L. Williams

January 31, 1955 - November 29, 2017

Mrs. Jana L. Williams

January 31, 1955 - November 29, 2017

Obituary

On January 31, 1955, at 12:04 a.m., a precious gift was delivered to Alfred David Williams and Mavelyn Loretta Byrd (Blocker) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They appropriately named this precious gift, Jana ( which means ‘Heaven’) Lanice Williams. As Jana progressed in age it became evident that she was a high-spirited and lovable child. Jana began her school years at St. Monica, but later transferred to John Burroughs Elementary. However, it wasn’t until she started at Roosevelt Junior High School, that her athletic ability was revealed. Here is where she fell in love with cheerleading. But, it was at Booker T. Washington High School that Jana flourished in
cheerleading, which ultimately lead to her receiving a cheerleading
scholarship. She graduated from Booker T. Washington in 1973. Jana was also admitted and attended NEO, however, she remained in contact with her fellow high school classmates. Jana gave her life to Christ at an early age where she was an active member of New Bethel Baptist Church. In her adult years, Metropolitan Baptist Church had become her home church. Jana loved her family dearly. Although Jana was a single mother, she was a very devoted and loving mother. The love Jana gave was very much reciprocated back to her during her final days. Mid afternoon, November 29, 2017, Jana Williams answered her Master’s call quietly and peacefully went home. Jana was
preceded in death by her mother and father, and her only sibling, a brother, Robert Lee ‘Squeaky’ Blocker. She was also preceded in death by her
maternal grandparents, Ford and Audrey Byrd; and three aunts, Norlene Mayes, Donetta Byrd, and Cleopatra Williams. Jana leaves to cherish her precious memories: three loving children: Billy Joe ‘BJ’ Williams (Mia Denae Green), Cartney McCrae Lee Williams, and Janee Michelle Williams; two beautiful grandchildren who lovingly called her ‘sugamama’, Billy Ja’Juan ‘Lil BJ’ Williams, and Ashai Marlyn ‘Shi’ Jones. One uncle, Gilbert ‘Lloyd’ Byrd and one aunt Kathy L. Calvin, and the family matriarch Laura Pulley (California), and a host of other relatives and friends.

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20 responses to Mrs. Jana L. Williams

  1. We All Love You So Much Ms. Jana Williams You Will Truly Be Missed.Always A Smile Never Sad Always Helped Out When You Could Such A Sweet Person We Will Miss Your Smile But Will Always Be In Our Heart Janae And Family Stay Strong Keep Your Head Up Love You Daughter #2. Continue Taking Care Of That Beautiful Baby Boy Shi!!!!There Will Be Brighter Days Ahead Boo.Firever And Always Call Me If You Need Me Only A Call Away.

  2. My Heartfelt Sympathy Goes Out To Jana’S Children During Their Time Of Grief. Your Mom Will Be Missed, But Her Love For You Will Comfort You During This Difficult Time.

  3. I’M Cousin Speedy In California.Family You Have My Deepest Condolences.I Talk With Jana During Her Recent High School Reunion With Her Classmates Lydell Ball Who Lives In California. Jana Lived With Us In 1974-1975 When She Attended College In California. We All Had A Lot Of Fun And Went Alot Of Places.I Work In China And Was Just Text The Memorial Information By My Sisters Darling And Linda.I Just Talk With Great Aunt Laura Too.I Told Jana That I Found Pictures Of Her That She Left After My Mother Past.I Want To Give Them To You.

  4. My Heartfelt Condolences Go Out To You And Your Family. I Will Surely Miss The Presence Of A Truly Lovable Person. Love, Darlene

  5. To The Family, You Are In Our Prayers And Thoughts And Know That God Will Keep You And Carry You Through. We Send Our Condolences On Behalf Of The Church & Pastor Donald R. Coleman & Darlene Davis Evans. May God Continue To Bless And Keep You All Together In Unity & Love.

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