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Nichele “Nikki” Mack Swinton was born on August 5, 1970, in Marianna, Florida, to Brenda Mack Williams and Sylvester Jones. Raised in Chipley by her grandmother, Willie Pearl, Nikki grew up in a Christian home where faith and love laid the foundation for her life. She attended Mt. Ararat Missionary Baptist Church and received her education in the Washington County school system, graduating from Chipley High School with the Class of 1988.
Nikki worked as a packer at West Point Pepperell for more than 15 years before finding her calling as a caregiver. Caring for others was more than a career—it was a passion she fulfilled with love, compassion, and joy. The smiles on her clients’ faces when she arrived reflected the special bond she shared with them. Through her gentle care and generous heart, she demonstrated the love of God in meaningful, everyday ways. She later continued her work at Sunland, bringing her kindness, vibrant personality, and uplifting spirit to those in her care.
To know Nikki was to know a woman who loved to shop, smell good, and look her best. She embraced her own worth and took joy in treating herself with the same love she so freely gave to others. Thoughtful and generous, Nikki delighted in giving gifts and rarely arrived empty-handed. She had a way of making people feel remembered, valued, and loved.
One of Nikki’s greatest joys was tending to her yard. Blessed with a green thumb, she nurtured her plants with patience and loving attention. Her yard was her pride and joy—a beautiful reflection of her heart. Those who passed her home could see the care and devotion she poured into every growing thing.
Nikki’s legacy lives on in the people she cared for, the family and friends she treasured, and the countless acts of kindness that made her presence so special.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Brenda Williams, and her grandmother, Willie Pearl.
Nichele “Nikki” Mack Swinton leaves to cherish her memory her loving husband, Jerome Swinton; her devoted siblings, Candace Potter and Brian Marshall; her beloved son, Christian Cummings; and her precious grandchildren, Kha’Maul Cummings, Ashtyn Cummings, and Kasche Cummings.
She also leaves her cherished nieces and nephews, Brittany Potter, Ebone’ Hooks, Cori Smith, Curran Potter, Chrissy Marshall, and Tavis Marshall; her treasured great-nieces and great-nephews, K’Raun, Khaison, Khloe, Kaidence, S’Rah, Saige, Jaharie, and Blakelynn; and her beloved godchildren, Jalisa Brown and K’Nia Brigham.
Her memory will forever remain with her loyal friends who stood by her side, Patrick Lewis, Vonicia Jackson, Keonia Barrett, Stephanie Walker, Tammy Morris, and Lorraine Dean; along with a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws, other relatives, and countless friends.
Though her presence will be deeply missed, Nikki’s love will continue to bloom in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
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