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Reverend Timothy Williams, Jr.


Sunrise: January 30, 1950

Sunset: February 28, 2025

On February 28, 2025, God summoned his servant, Reverend Timothy Williams, Jr., to his heavenly home.  He touched many lives during his journey and will be dearly missed.  Timothy was born in Norfolk, Virginia, on January 30, 1950, to Timothy Wiliams, Sr. and Ethel Biggs Williams.  He graduated from Crestwood High School in 1968, studied architecture at Hampton University, and received his Bachelor of Divinity degree from Roanoke Theological Seminary in December 1994. Tim worked at Newport News Shipbuilding as an electrical design liaison from September 1971 to November 1973 and was a Sales and Service Associate with the United States Postal Services from November 1973 until he retired in October 2009.

Tim was a member of Burning Bush Worship Center, where he served as Associate Pastor and Church Administrator.   He taught Sunday School, was a past member of the Men’s choir, and founded the IHOP (Intercessory Hour of Prayer) telephone ministry.

Before joining Burning Bush Worship Center, he was a member of Dome of Canaan for many years and, while there, served as Police Chaplain doing jail ministry for the City of Chesapeake.

Tim” Father Time” was initiated into Gamma Epsilon Theta Inc. in 1969.  As a member of Gamma Epsilon Theta, he held the positions of National 1st Vice President, National and Hampton Roads Chapter (HRC) Chaplain, National Nomination Chair, HRC Paraphernalia Chair and member of the National Paraphernalia Committee, National governance Committee member, National Audit and HRC Committee member, National Regional Committee Advisor and member of the first Gamma line “Premier Image” in 1969.

Tim was predeceased by his father, Reverend Timothy Williams, Sr., and mother, Ethel Williams; stepdaughter, Marcelo Harri;s and grandson, Breyon Cook.  He leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Desiree Williams, sons, Timothy Williams III(Dollie) and Daryl Williams (Lareefah), stepson, Sy Harris, stepdaughter, Sierra Harris, brother, Howard Williams (Wanda), sisters, Anita Golden (Raymond) and Patricia Shorter,  grandchildren, Tiffany Smallwood (Alonzo), Jakeem Simmons(Theresa), Tierra Williams, Shaylin Willliams, Timothy Williams, IV, Tamia Williams, Precious Cook, great grandchildren, Alona and Alonzo Smallwood, Karmen, Kloe and Alaina Simmons, Destiny and Harmony Darden, Avi and Arlo Williams, Ariah Williams, Jay Cook, and  DaLoni and Leonna Allen, four nephews Alexander and Stephen Williams, Alan Shorter (Jineane), and John Golden, and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.

Viewing: Thursday, March 20, 2025 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM Metropolitan Funeral Service 120 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Celebration of Life: COME IN PERSON OR WATCH ONLINE Friday, March 21, 2025 11:00 AM Metropolitan Funeral Service 120 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Laid to Rest: Roosevelt Memorial Park 1101 Campostella Road Chesapeake, Virginia

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    Chris Watson says

    While my “Uncle Junior” was my pastor growing as a child and teenager, after he passed away I’ve only known two spiritual advisors my entire adult life:
    One was Bishop Willie McNair…
    …the other was Rev. Tim Williams.
    At this time, words cannot describe the sadness that I feel. However, I know I was blessed because they were each leaders in the same church congregation.
    With “Rev. Tim” having now returned home, I at least have some comfort and happiness knowing all three of them are together.

    Rest in peace. 😔 🙏 🕊

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      Exum Lee Jr says

      Sending my condolences to the family 🙏

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    Dorothy Clanton says

    I’m sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to the family during this difficult time. My you find comfort in the love of the people around you and strength in the memories you shared. Wishing the family peace and healing.

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    Geraldine H Dillard says

    Extending my heartfelt sympathy and condolences to the Williams family. Praying that God will comfort and strengthen you during this tender season. From Cousin Geraldine and family

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    Keith E Davis says

    I Like to extend my heartfelt sympathy and condolences to the Williams family. Praying that God will comfort and strengthen you during this time of your loss. Tim will be truly miss by all that new and love him for the great person he was and is., may he RIP now. From Davis family and Gamma Epsilon Theta, Inc

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    Rev. Garfield & Ethel Cross III says

    “Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of His saints” (Ps. 116:15). “How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the Good News” (Rom 19:15). Ethel and I want to extend our deepest sympathy in the homegoing of our classmate and brother. We trust the promises of Christ will comfort you now and in the days that lie ahead.

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    Renaye Freeman says

    Sending love and prayers to the Family, God called one of his own. His love for Gods people will never be forgotten. I pray in the days to come ,you all will have Peace and Joy.
    Blessing to you All

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    Rev Elizabeth Ackerman says

    The Sisters of Sigma Gamma Nu Social Club send our sincere condolences to the family. Our Brother contributed so much to the the lives of all who knew him throughout our years working together. His leadership changed lives and expanded our vision for serving others. He will be missed by his Sigma Sisters.
    Sisterhood of Sigma Gamma Nu

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