TO THE FAMILY OF
DJ,
DJ will be missed by all who knew him.
I remember when my sister Joyce was ill
And she asked him to come to Georgia and
help her. He didn't hesitate and that was the
type of person he was.
I will miss our late night talks and his
laughter. He will always have a place in
my thoughts and heart.
"Auntie" Beverly
Dejon Williams was one of the kindest and most selfless people I have ever known. He always put others before himself and truly wanted the best for everyone around him. Dejon had such a gentle soul, and you could feel his warmth the moment you met him. He loved reading, natural healing, and listening to his favorite talk shows on YouTube. He believed in bettering himself and helping others do the same.
He was also one of the hardest workers I have ever seen. Jobs would ask him to come back because of how dedicated and dependable he was. No matter what he did, he gave it his all. Fitness and taking care of himself were very important to him, and he worked hard every day to be the best version of himself.
One of my favorite memories was when we went camping for the first time and swam in the lake together. Dejon was such a city boy, so all of those experiences were new to him, and it made those moments even more special and unforgettable. He also loved taking our dog for walks and had such a deep love for animals. Animals seemed to naturally flock to him, and I truly believe it was because they could sense how sweet and pure his heart was.
After spending 10 years together, I can honestly say I wouldn’t change a single thing. Dejon was the love of my life, and he will always hold a special place in my heart. His love, kindness, strength, and beautiful spirit are something I will never forget.
Love Cheyenne❤️