Tristan Williams passed away on December 30,
2022. He was a vibrant 15 year old who loved to play football,
hang out with his friends and spread joy to anyone around him.
Tristan's fun loving and kind character made so many people smile
on a daily basis. His home was a clubhouse for him and many of
his friends to gather, socialize and just be themselves.
Tristan's interests included a passion for all types of cars. He could
name any make, model or year of a car just by seeing the headlights. He was looking forward to and excited about an opportunity
to enter a mechanical engineering class next year. The class teaches
students to rebuild a car engine with the highest performing student
being awarded the car. Tristan was looking forward to next school
year with the confidence that he was going to win that car.
Our Tristan was such a loving young man, he would often stand up
for kids who couldn't stand up for themselves. He was always there
for his friends and had so much more love to spread. Tristan was
looking forward to reuniting with his father Jr. and building a
strong relationship with him. He and his sister Kaija remained
close during the time his father was away which helped him feel
connected to his dad. Tristan was the best son and adored his
mother, Tracy. From the day he was born, he became her heart and
brought her endless smiles during good and bad times. Their bond
will remain forever in her heart.
Just as the love and joy Tristan provided to all he knew will remain
an anchor to his memory and he will forever be cherished by all of
us. Previously departed loved ones include his grandfather Robert
Mark Neal and grandmother Janet Brisco.
Tristan is survived by his mother Tracy Williams, father Melvin
Williams Jr., sisters Veronica Tiego & her partner Martez Carter,
Kaija Williams, Jalyn Williams, nephew Josiah Tiego, grandmother Charlene Neal, grandfather Melvin Williams Sr., aunts
Nikki Parris (Michael), Camilla Williams, Aunt EQ, and uncle
Melvin Devon Williams.
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