The moment that you died, 
my heart was torn in two,
one side filled with heartache, 
the other lives with you. 

I often lie awake at night when 
the world is fast asleep, walking slowly 
down memory lane with tears
upon cheeks. 

Remembering you is easy, 
I do it every day, 
But missing you as a heartache 
that never fades away. 

I still hear you fussing at us, your voice so clear, so strong- love wrapped in discipline, guiding us all along. 
Ophelia, you were a fighter through and through, Surviving breast cancer 46 years; a living, breathing testimony of courage, faith, and perseverance through tears. 
An Eastern Star, so full of grace, serving with an open heart, lifting others through your work and doing your part. 
You poured into the community, helping children dream and grow, With the Boys Scouts and Girl Scouts, you helped their futures glow. 

I hold you tightly within my heart,
and there you will remain,
until that glorious, promised day 
When in Heaven we’ll meet again.

She was preceded in death by her parents; RJ Williams and Birdell Ratliff and also her siblings; Stanley Smith and Nancey Vesey.

Those left as her survivors are her Children; Carolyn Williams, Bobby Wyatt, Crystal Williams. Grandchildren; Marquise Williams, Darius Temple, Dijon Temple, Malik Temple, Tre’von Wyatt, Malakai Wyatt, Deion Wyatt, Tru Wyatt, Major Wyatt.
Siblings; Ruby Williams, Alvan Smith, Hope Smith and Charles Smith.