You’ve always been a lovely and sweet young lady. You will forever be missed! Love always, Aunt Brenda

Sending prayers to Damion and little D. Sunny was one of my first friends when we moved here through soccer. A constant friendly face I knew I could count on finding on the sidelines. Always asked how I was doing and about my business. My heart is broken and I will miss her so much. Grateful for the time I got to spend with such a genuine and kind soul.

We send our condolences to the Ward and Womack family. Latrice was always a joy to be around with that contagious smile. My husband and I enjoyed the youth Bible Study with she and her peers, they were so eager to learn the Word of God. Praying that the peace of God which passes all understanding be with her family during this season.
The Austins 
Ceasar, Puretha, Christopher, Derrick and Ceasar, ll

It was Destined that Sonechka and I become friends.

We lived on the same side of town but  never attended the same school. That all changed in 1989. Our school districts did a rezone. 

My first day of high school the bus was filled with strange faces. One stood out with the largest smile and offered me a seat next to her.

She began to chat about how her initial choice/zoning for high school was Banks. I laughed because Banks was my choice as well.

We got off the bus and went our separate ways. I did not see her again until after school. It occurred to me that we talked all the way to school and though we had exchanged our hesitation about a new high school we had not exchanged names. After school she arrived on the bus first and saved me a seat. On the way home we discussed our schedules and we had no classes together. 

My stop was first on the way home. I went in the house and laughed because we talked all the way back and forth from school and still had  not exchange names. 

The next morning I located her smile and once again she had a seat for me. "Good morning! What is your name?" I asked. She replied everyone calls me Trece. I asked "Is that your name?" She replied "everyone messes up my first name so I go by my middle name." I laughed because everyone botched up my name but my middle name was just as difficult. I asked what is it? She said Sonechka! I said oh that's easy.

After school we exchanged numbers on the bus. We both tore paper from our notebooks and began to write. Wouldn't you know it we were both lefties! 

Sonechka was always positive, driven and dependable. I still remember she won the  Junior Achievement competition our Senior Year, selling the most stocks in our t-shirt business. 
Since 1989 I have never met another Sonechka. That is  because she was truly one of a kind.
Damian you were the love of her life,
Damian, Jr was the light of her life.  You will forever be in my prayers.
Jamila Hogan Monroe

Our prayers are with you and your son! 
Adolphus (Chief) and Shirley Williams and Marrakesha

Your neighbors are saddened that there is now one less beautiful, cheerful, smiling face to greet. We will never forget.

Sonechka was such a positive person, always greeted you with a big smile, always upbeat.  Mr. Womack and Damion are truly Blessed to have had her as an adoring Wife and Mother.  My wife, daughter and I will miss her so much.

Trece you and that beautiful smile will surely be missed. Since the first day your brother brought me over to meet you and the Ward familyI knew you had such a warm spirit and you had a presence to light up the room without saying anything.  My sincere condolences and prayers to the Ward family. Your family friend Maceo Hines

Some people shine so brightly that even a brief encounter with them leaves a lasting warmth. Sonechka Womack— known to many of us as “Sunny”—was one of those rare lights. Her nickname was more than just a name; it was a reflection of who she was.

I met Sunny through our children’s soccer program, and like so many others, I was immediately drawn to her warm smile and open heart. She had a way of making everyone feel welcome, seen, and valued. Whether it was cheering from the sidelines, offering encouragement, or sharing a laugh, Sunny brought joy wherever she went.

Her kindness wasn’t loud, but it was constant. Her smile wasn’t just friendly—it was healing. And her presence, even in ordinary moments, made life feel a little brighter. That’s who Sunny was: a beacon of warmth, positivity, and quiet strength.

Rest peacefully, Sunny. Thank you for the sunshine.

Such a beautiful spirit.
Always smiling.
Will truly be missed.
🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

Met Sonechka (Trece) when she lived on Queenstown Ave and  went to Huffman High School.  She was a very sweet person with a beautiful smile.  I pray that the Holy Spirit will comfort you in your time of bereavement.

My heart is saddened for the loss of such a beautiful spirit. Sonechka was my friend and sister. We met when we worked in the pharmaceutical industry and became instant friends. We had many wonderful memories and shared countless laughs. My heart grieves for Damion and Damion, Jr. because they were her world. I trust God whole heartedly, and He makes no mistakes, yet this one hurts. I can’t believe I won’t hear my friend’s voice anymore. My prayers are with her family and friends. Tyrone M.

OBITUARY

Sonechka Womack

26 June, 1975 – 7 May, 2025

Alabama Heritage Funeral Home & Cemetery

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