Our loving Cynthia, A mother, daughter, sister, niece, grandma “Grammies” , aunt and friend to many, Went home to be with the lord on November 15th, 2016 at the tender age of 56. She was born on October 4th,1960 to two loving parents in Cleveland ,Ohio. She is preceded in death by her father WT Williams and survived by her mother, Deloris Williams.  She joined a family of loving siblings. She is preceded in death by her brother Cal Williams and survived by her brother Willie Williams and sister Sandra Williams. Cynthia graduated from Glenville High School and went on to work various jobs that centered around serving people. It was also in Cleveland where she joined Gethsemane Baptist Church at an early age. She sang in the Choir known as the “Sunshine Band” and shortly after joined the young adult usher board. She met plenty of friends and established great friendships in the 35 years she lived here. She later needed a changed and took a leap of faith and moved down to Canton, Ohio where she started her new life. It was also here where she met her former husband, Gregory Williams. She worked at Cambridge Home Health Care for a number of years, and dedicated her spare time to her children and their education. Over the last few years, Cynthia took on a job that allowed her to travel to different cities and states and enjoy different parts of the world. This was her happy place. She left a smile on every face she encountered and a warmth in every heart she touched. She loved her children very much and it was evident. She was preceded in death by her son Justin Lee Williams, and is survived by her daughters Breanna (Alexander) Lyon and DeLorean Williams, and her son Justin Levan Williams. Her grandchildren were the highlight of her life and even in a short period of time of their existence, she left everlasting memories for them to cherish. Her grandbabies are Myana “Mimi” Williams, Raven “Poo-Poo” Williams, Alexander “Big Papa” Lyon Jr and Sofia Williams. She has a host of nieces and nephews whom she loved very much and a special nephew whom she has joined in heaven, Mario Williams. She also had a host of aunts, uncles and cousins as well. Family was important to her. Cynthia also had a few select special friends that she held very dear to her heart. 

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