VC is one of my longest friendships, being I’ve known her since I was 13 years old. I’m still trying to process her being gone. Today I woke up missing her ALOT. Love you always big sis😘💜🫶🏽

I have wonderful memories of Altovise. She was truly one of a kind. Her beautiful smile and fun personality with stay in my heart forever.
It was a pleasure to work with her so many years at Summit ENT. Our coworkers and Dr Moyce have many fond memories. I used to love to hear her leave her name on voicemails as she would always say “V as in Victory!” Every Christmas when I hear Walking in a Winter Wonderland I think of how we laughed so hard at a certain part at one of the Christmas parties at Shirlee and Wes’ home. 
My deepest condolences  to the  family, especially her mom, son, and sister.  Rest in paradise VC.❤️

I want to start by sending my condolences to the family and especially Alotvise’s precious son. I met Altovise working at Summit Ears Nose and Throat clinic. She trained me and she was so awesome, she was so loved because she was a light there. Her doctor she worked with loved her she was his right hand. Even though I left for another position we stayed in touched, when I learned she was pregnant it was such a beautiful blessing. I pray that she knew she was loved and that she can now rest.

To my beautiful friend who had the strongest spirit I’ve had the pleasure to know and love. I enjoyed our friendship at King Estates and we lost touch because we went to different high schools. But our friendship never stopped growing. I’m thankful to Facebook which allowed me to see my friend grow and become a beautiful mother! I can’t believe this day has come but I’m so thankful to have had such a beautiful person that I can forever call my friend. Love you Sis forever. RIH May God bless your son, family and friends that love you dearly.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

God has called one of his most precious child home ❤️ sending love, light, prayers and condolences to Altovice’s son & family 🙏🏽 Rest well sweet lady 💖

Sending my sincere condolences to family.

Altovise — “Vise,” as I’ve always known her,  has been part of my life since junior high at King Estates in Oakland. From back then, she was the same: sweet, full of joy and life, wearing that beautiful smile. But she also wasn’t afraid to speak her mind and stand firm on what she believed.

The last time we reconnected after so... many years was at my cousin and your friend,  Niesja’s party. I’ll never forget you that night getting on me about drinking a Red Bull because I had to drive back late to Sacramento — lol. Even then, you were looking out for me. Thank you for that.

You will truly be missed, my friend. Nothing can ever take away the memories and the good times we shared as teenagers.💔🕊️

"In loving memory of a truly remarkable soul — a friend whose strength inspired everyone and whose love touched countless hearts. You faced life’s challenges with courage, lifted others with kindness, and gave without expecting anything in return. Your presence was a gift, your laughter a light, and your friendship a blessing I will carry forever. Though you are gone from sight, your spirit will remain a part of me always."  My beautiful funny friend you will be missed.  Shelly Varela

Altovise  or "Sweets" as she preferred to be called was my closest  friend  when we went to Naval School San Diego, spring  1993. My fondest memory  of meeting her was this short, confident  young  woman, with  an infectious  smile.  We had some adventures together, memories that I won't  forget.  I took a few for the team and kissed  a few frogs  for Sweets.  God has gained an angel  in you  Altovise.  From one veteran to another, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

Cousin, this so hurts but knowing that you are with the Lord.  Many prayers for Master Kingston and the family.  - Niecy, Charlotte, NC

Altovise was a coworker that I considered a friend. When I first started at our job, she instantly made me feel welcomed. She made everyone feel good around her. When we used to work together, we would walk together with the team on our breaks. She was so funny and made everyone laugh. She was also very thoughtful and sweet and would message me on chat or text to check on me and my kids. She talked very highly of her son whom she adored and loved very much. I will always remember Altovise as a vibrant person, a person who enjoyed motherhood and who loved her son very much. I will miss you, beautiful.

I worked with Altovise years ago and will never forget the loving person that she was since the first day that I met her. I would sit with her and watch her as I learned the job. She always made me laugh and she had the best laugh ever. I will miss her and cherish all of our moments together.

I had the pleasure of working with Altovise years ago and always appreciated her wonderful sense of humor. She had a way of bringing lightness to any situation and will truly be missed. My heartfelt condolences to her family and close friends during this difficult time.

OBITUARY

Altovise Ajoua Williams

October 25, 1974 – February 23, 2026

C. P. Bannon Mortuary

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