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, and perseverance. She was known for her giving heart and her willingness to help wherever she was needed. She often declared, "I am blessed, and God's got my back," a reflection of her deep trust in God and her resilient spirit. While devoted to her roles as a wife, mother, and grandmother, Yvonne continued to pursue her dream career in the medical field. She worked diligently while studying to become a Registered Nurse, attending classes at NCTC and through online programs. Her determination inspired everyone who knew her.

Family

Yvonne was a devoted and loving wife to Eddie Williams for 17½ beautiful years. She was a proud and nurturing mother to:

•  Skye Mack

•  Uniik Mack

•  Eddie James Williams Jr.

She cherished her five grandchildren, who brought immense joy to her life:

•  Javeon Williams

•  Jai'ceon Bowman

•  Janyla Bowman

•  Kendreyk Muldrow

•  Kennade Muldrow

Surviving Loved Ones

Yvonne leaves behind a loving circle of family and friends who will forever hold her memory close:

•  Sonji Mack (brother)

• Sheletta Kirsh, who held a special place in her heart

•  Crystal Taylor and DeSanjay Taylor

•  Ulyssa Johnson, special cousin

•  Shannon Watkins, best friend

•  Dawn Jackson of Mansfield, Ohio

•  Uncle Arthur and Aunt Rosie Johnson

 A host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, and friends whose lives she touched in countless ways

Preceded in Death

She 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

•  Her special cousin, Tomika Thomascine Taylor

⛪ Faith & Service

Sister Yvonne was a proud and faithful member of New Jerusalem Progressive Church of God in Christ, where she served wholeheartedly every Sunday. Her ministries included:

 Usher Board

 Hospitality Department

 Department Head of the Nursing Board (newly appointed)

Her church family adored her, and she gave selflessly to every ministry she touched. She was known for her delicious signature strawberry crunch cake, lovingly made for numerous church occasions.

When Yvonne entered a room, she shifted the atmosphere with her infectious personality, warm presence, and uplifting spirit. She encouraged many with her words, humor, and unwavering faith. She leaves a lasting imprint on the hearts of New Jerusalem and all who were blessed to know her.

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.