Our heavenly Father called another soldier home from labor to reward on November 1, 2022. Jeremy Jermail Nathaniel Williams was born January 30, 1990, to Capricia Lynn Williams and the late Bruce Martin in Corpus Christi, TX where he was raised and lived out his life.

Jeremy Williams was raised in the church at Greater Shiloh Church Of God In Christ under the leadership of Bishop Daniel Roberson. He participated in Sunday School, youth ministry, junior usher board, junior and senior choir. While participating in music he gained a love for the drums so much that he played for various churches throughout Corpus Christi and surrounding areas. He was always willing to go anytime someone needed a musician to play the drums. He later became a member of St. Matthew Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Arthur L. Lane. Jeremy graduated from Foy H. Moody High School in 2008 and then attended Del Mar College for a year. He then attended STVTI for welding and became a welder and worked for various companies until his health started to fail. He continued to persevere through his health challenges with love and a smile.

Jeremy was fondly known to his friends as JWill. He was such a gentle giant, very polite to all and always made you laugh about something. Jeremy kept a smile on his face you would never know anything was wrong. Jeremy loved the Lord and going to church. He had a favorite saying "Lets Church" and church he did do.

Jeremy Williams is preceded in death by his uncle Kenneth Wilson, Jr. He leaves to cherish his memory his loving daughter Makayla Williams and his beloved parents Alton and Capricia Coleman, Sr, his loving grandparents Kenneth and Carolyn Wilson, Sr., and Alfred and Christine Williams. He
leaves his brothers Alton (Tiffany) Coleman, Jr., and William Coleman and sisters Ebone (Eugene) Fair and Krystal Jackson to cherish his memories. Also cherishing his memories are his great-grandmothers LeeOra Redic and Mattie Green along with a host of relatives. Jeremy leaves his church'n brothers Rev. Quincey Mosely, Rev. Marlon Chambers and Dariyen Green. Jeremy will be dearly missed by all who knew him.