Betty Jean Williams, a beacon of love and warmth in the lives she touched , passed away on September 5, 2024. She was also well known as "BJ" and was born on October 9, 1958 in Dallas, TX to the parents of T Williams and Maurine Williams. She attended South Oak Cliff High School. She received her cooking certification from Job Corp in McKinney, TX.

She loved her first family friends dearly attended many clubs and gatherings with them ships, cabins, wedding etc. She had a passion for cooking which she was good at it. She was just "BJ". She was outgoing. She enjoyed life with peace and smiles. She never let nothing get her down. If she loved you she meant it. She had a bestie for 50 years, Delois Moore, along with a dear friend Karen and great neighbors Eva and Sue.

Betty Jean was not just a name, she was an embodiment of joy, laughter, and the tangible essence of what it means to care deeply for others. Her beautiful smile could light up even the darkest of, reflecting her joyous spirit and unwavering positivity. Her personality was as vibrant as the destinations she loved to explore throughout her life. A passionate traveler, she basked in the allure of the new places, always seeking the thrill of adventure with an open heart. Her zest for life was matched only by her love of music and dance, where she found freedom in every note and rhythm. Weather it was swaying gracefully to a beloved song or sharing infectious laughter with those around her, she was dance at heart, engaging in the beautiful symphony of life with carefree abandon.

To simply know "BJ" was to experience a nurturing presence overflowing with love. She cared for those around her with a depth that was both grounding and uplifting. Conversations with her could span for lighthearted banter to profound insights, always enriched by her outspoken nature and down-to-earth wisdom. She believed in living fully, cherishing every moment spent with family and friends, who became the tapestry of her life.

As we mourn her passing, we also celebrate the countless memories she  created with those she held dear. Each interaction was imbued with her happiness, making everyone feel valued and loved. Her legacy will live on in the hearts of her family who cherished her with unyielding devotion. She will be remembered not just for her remarkable gift of connection but for the radiant light she brought into our world. As we reflect on her life, let us carry forward her spirit of love, joy, and the unwavering belief in the power of community and family.

She is preceded in death by her parents: T & Maurine Williams, brothers: JT and Rickey, and nephews: Nicholas and Ray.

BJ leaves behind to cherish her memory (4) sisters: Mary, Shirley, Patricia and Darlene; (8) nieces & nephews: Teresa, Pamela. Trice, Marie, Eric, Duke, Lil Ali and Donnie; (7) great nieces & nephews: Pauline, Michael, Floriana, Marida, Annmarie, Clifton and Trisha; (11) great great nieces & nephews: Keeyon, Dasia, Karma, Dman, Keymon, Kyler, Keisean, Kayla, Zayden, Nashit and Lil Eric along with a host of other relatives and friends who will miss her dearly.