Yvonne Tommica Mack-Williams

On Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Sister Yvonne T. A. Mack Williams, affectionately known to many as "Buda," peacefully transitioned from this life to Glory at the age of 53, surrounded by her loving family.

Born on Mother's Day, May 13, 1973, in Mansfield, Ohio, Yvonne was the beloved daughter of the late Bobby J. Mack and Annabella (Annie) Mack. From an early age, her radiant smile, joyful laughter, and warm spirit made her a light in every room she entered.

A Life of Love, Service, and Strength

Yvonne lived her life with unwavering faith, compassion, perseverance, and a genuine love for others. She was known for her generous heart and her willingness to lend a helping hand wherever she was needed. She often declared, “I am blessed, and God’s got my back,” a testimony to her deep trust in God and the resilient spirit with which she faced life. Her infectious personality, warm presence, uplifting words, and wonderful sense of humor had a way of changing the atmosphere whenever she entered a room. She encouraged many through her faith and left a lasting impression upon everyone who was blessed to know her.

While faithfully fulfilling her roles as a wife, mother, and grandmother, Yvonne remained committed to pursuing her dream of establishing a career in the medical field. She worked diligently while continuing her education to become a Registered Nurse, attending classes at NCTC and participating in online programs. Her determination, dedication, and refusal to give up inspired her family, friends, and all who witnessed her journey.

Yvonne was a devoted and loving wife to Eddie Williams, with whom she shared seventeen and a half beautiful years. She was the proud and nurturing mother of Skye Mack, Uniik Mack, and Eddie James Williams Jr. Her family was one of the greatest joys of her life, especially her five beloved grandchildren, Javeon Williams, Jai’ceon Bowman, Janyla Bowman, Kendreyk Muldrow, and Kennade Muldrow. She cherished every opportunity to love, encourage, and spend time with them.

Sister Yvonne was a proud, faithful, and dedicated member of New Jerusalem Progressive Church of God in Christ, where she served each Sunday wholeheartedly. She faithfully served on the Usher Board and in the Hospitality Department. She had also recently been appointed Department Head of the Nursing Board, a position that reflected both her servant’s heart and her passion for caring for others. Her church family loved and admired her, and she gave selflessly to every ministry she touched. Yvonne was also known for her delicious signature strawberry crunch cake, which she lovingly prepared for numerous church occasions and gatherings.

Yvonne leaves to cherish her precious memory her loving husband of seventeen and a half years, Eddie Williams; her children, Skye Mack, Uniik Mack, and Eddie James Williams Jr.; her grandchildren, Javeon Williams, Jai’ceon Bowman, Janyla Bowman, Kendreyk Muldrow, and Kennade Muldrow; her brother, Sonji Mack; Sheletta Kirsh, who held a special place in her heart; Crystal Taylor and DeSanjay Taylor; her special cousin, Ulyssa Johnson; her best friend, Shannon Watkins; Dawn Jackson of Mansfield, Ohio; her uncle and aunt, Arthur and Rosie Johnson; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family members, church family, and dear friends whose lives she touched in countless ways.

Yvonne was preceded in death by her father, Bobby J. Mack; her grandmother, Ermma L. Taylor; her aunt, Faye L. Taylor; her special nephew, Kristen Taylor Congious; and her special cousin, Tomika Thomascine Taylor.

Her Legacy

Sister Yvonne T. A. "Buda" Mack Williams was a radiant light whose presence uplifted every heart she encountered. Her laughter, kindness, and unwavering faith created a warmth that made others feel seen, loved, and encouraged. She lived with purpose, serving her family, church, and community with a generosity that knew no limits. Whether offering a comforting word, a helping hand, or one of her beloved strawberry crunch cakes, Yvonne gave from a place of pure love. Her strength, perseverance, and joyful spirit will forever remain a guiding example to all who were blessed to know her. Though she has transitioned to Glory, her legacy of compassion, faith, and devotion continues to shine brightly in the lives she touched.

She will be dearly missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished.