For Great Aunt Pin — From Ryan

Though I didn’t know you well,
not the way my mother did,
I grew up hearing stories
from when she was just a kid.

She spoke of you with warmth,
with love in every line,
and through the tales she shared with me,
I felt your light shine.

I wish we had more moments,
a chance to meet again,
to learn the heart behind the name
of my great aunt, dear Aunt Pin.

But now you rest with angels,
where peace will never end,
and I’ll hold the love my mother felt—
a love that I extend.

So though our paths were distant,
your memory will begin,
because through her words I knew you,
and I say goodbye, Aunt Pin.

—Ryan

A Tribute to Aunt Pin

I remember every precious moment
I spent with Aunt Pin—
our talks, our laughter,
the stories she shared that felt like blessings.

In her presence I felt love,
warmth, and a gentle kindness
that could only come from a heart
filled with God’s grace.

I wish we had more time together,
but God, in His wisdom,
called her home.
Though my heart aches,
I trust His plan.

I thank God for her life,
for the love she poured into me,
and for the memories that will stay
forever in my heart.

May her soul rest in eternal peace,
and may her light continue to guide me
until we meet again in God’s glory.

Such a kind spirit. Everyone's mom. Whenever she saw me she would say " the dancer" more like " dansa" with here carribbean accent. Will truly be missed.

I met Sister Williams at Koinonia Ministries years ago and we became friends.  She was a talented seamstress and a child of God. 
We talked often about the Lord.  I will miss her tremendously, but I know she is with our Heavenly Father.  May she RIP🙏🏾🙏🏾.

We remember our Sis Williams who was a part of our church Cry of His Coming Assembly in the 90s, and shared a great time of fellowship together.

We can still remember her "O Glory".  Death is only a, comma, we will see her again.  We send our deepest sympathy to Judith, and the family of Sis Williams.

We will see you one day on that great resurrection morning.  God bless!

Minister Dorothy Helligar
Minister Patricia Helligar 
Koinonia Ministries of Central Florida, Inc.

Sending Prayers to the Family of our dear Beloved Aditta.
We sorrow not as those who have no hope, during this time of separation.
We love you Dear Family.
Maria Douglas Campbell.
🙏🙏♥️

Judy and Family,

  GOD has taken a loyal and faith-infused soldier of his word.  My family extends our sincere condolences for the loss of Mrs. Aditta.  When my late son (KB) was just a few months old, Mrs Aditta cared for him like he was her child.  She nurtured him, taught him, loved him, disciplined him and just elevated to be our FAMILY....  We love her for that and so much more that we shared over the years.  We are hurting too..... Judy, we love you for your care for your Mother over all these years (You have been selfless in your love for her).  You have been an amazing daughter and thank you for allowing me to see her a few months ago.  Trust GOD.  Our love!

Bradshaw Family - Ken, Paula, (KB), Eternity and Eva

OBITUARY

Aditta Virginia Williams

May 2, 1941 – October 8, 2025

Baldwin Fairchild at Chapel Hill & Chapel Hill Cemetery

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