Brenda Mack

Williams

"For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come,

Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord."
~ Romans 8:38-39

In humble submission to the will of God, we respectfully announce the earthly transition of Mrs. Brenda Mack "Muu Muu" Williams of Chipley, Florida/Dothan, Alabama on March 9, 2025 in the comfort of her home surrounded by family at the age of 74.  Brenda or as some might have called her "Muu Muu" or "Goldie" was born on June 11, 1950 to the parentage of Theodore Mack & Willie Pearl Clark in Marianna, Florida.  Brenda was an only child that was loved without a doubt. Brenda attended the school system in Washington County where she attended Roulhac High until being one of the first African Americans to attend Chipley High School in the class of 1967.   She was brought up in a Christian home and attended Mt Ararat Baptist Church where she love to sing and participated in all acts of services needed. She later in life joined Jerusalem Baptist Church where she served faithfully till her demise.

Brenda had a heart of Gold and enjoyed her family and friends fully.  Brenda helped many in the community from giving them a place to rest their head, to feeding them, as well as disciplining when needed and giving love like no other. Brenda was a soul cooking, fun loving, and enjoyable mom, grandmother, god sister, god mother, sister to some and friend to all.   She would do whatever was necessary to make sure that everyone was taken care of and wanted for nothing.  Words can not express the love that she showed not only to her own children & grandchildren but the people of the community.

Brenda passion was dressing and shopping.  Brenda took pride in her appearance and very rare did you see her not dressed to impress.  She believed in first impression went a long way.  She was preceded in death by her mother and some very close friends.  Brenda presents will truly be missed in so many capacities of the lives she loved, friends she obtained and community she served.

Brenda legacy will live on in her amazing children: Nichelle Swinton (Jerome), Candace Potter & Brian Marshall (Toya); adorable grandchildren: Christian Cummings, Brittany Potter, Ebone Hooks, Cori Smith, Curran Potter, Christel Hall, Travis Marshall & Jamaric Proctor; God-sisters: Ramona Lewis & Lorraine Dean; God-children: Chris Edwards, Rico McDougald, Graylin Washington, Monee Blackmon & Zongie Matthews; a daughter she helped raise: Kim Brigham and her 10 great grandchildren, friends that was sisters/brothers, children that was considered nieces/nephews, cousins and other relatives,