Monique Williams

Monique Williams was a 28-year-old woman from Port Wentworth, Georgia, whose life was rooted in family and community in the Savannah area. Public records and local funeral notices identify her as a young adult whose passing in late summer 2018 brought deep sorrow to those who knew her.

Funeral arrangements listed by a local funeral provider showed services scheduled at St. Paul C.M.E. Church in Savannah, reflecting ties to the city’s faith and community life. While publicly available sources do not provide a comprehensive personal biography, these details indicate that Monique’s life was centered in the Port Wentworth–Savannah community and that her family sought to honor her with a traditional service among neighbors, friends, and church family.

Official information from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirms that Monique Williams, age 28, was found deceased on August 31, 2018 in Port Wentworth; that announcement was part of an investigation the GBI conducted at the request of local police. Beyond the facts recorded in news and official releases, the public record preserves only limited personal details. That scarcity does not lessen the reality that Monique was a person with relationships and a place in her community: a daughter, sister, friend, or neighbor to people who cared for her and who arranged remembrance services to honor her life.

In remembering Monique, the emphasis is on the human being behind the record — a young woman whose life mattered to family and community. Even where public sources are limited, those who loved her marked her passing with a service and entrusted her memory to family, church, and community. May those who carry her memory find comfort in shared stories, the company of others who mourn, and the quiet ways a person’s presence continues to matter to family and friends.