Lillie Jean Fields

As a young girl, Lillie relocated to Phoenix, Arizona, where she attended elementary school and later graduated from Phoenix Union High School. Known for her strong work ethic and generous spirit, Lillie built a career across several fields, including customer support and caregiving—roles that perfectly reflected her nurturing and compassionate nature.

In 2005, guided lovingly by her sister Georgia, Lillie was brought to Greater Saint Luke Power House Memorial COGIC, where she accepted the Lord as her Savior under the pastorage of Pastor Robert L. Overstreet. Her faith became an important part of her life and a source of strength and comfort.

Lillie loved life deeply and found joy in celebrating with her friends and loved ones. She was a devoted daughter, sister, mother, and friend, always stepping forward to support those around her. Throughout her life, she cared for many members of her family, including her mother, brothers, and sisters. Her kindness, warmth, and infectious smile made her a beloved figure in her community. She touched countless lives with her big heart, steady presence, and unwavering willingness to help anyone in need.

Lillie is preceded in death by her mother, Rosie Mae Jones; her father, O.B. Jones; her brothers, Clarence Earl Jones, Billy Ray King, Robert Lee Johnson, George Jones Jr. (Hunk); and her sister, Georgia Ann Jones.

She leaves to honor her memory her children: Tequila Fields, Garry Fields, and Marcus Fields; her siblings: Gracie Mae Tarvin, Flora Jones, Mary Jones, Rosie Marie Jones, Tony Jones, Dorsey Jones; her grandchildren; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many dear friends.

Lillie Jean Fields’ generous spirit and radiant smile will be forever cherished. Her legacy of love, faith, and compassion will continue to live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.