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In memory of
Denise "Neicey & NeNe" A Williams
September 13, 1959 - February 9, 2025
Sep 13, 1959 - Feb 9, 2025
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Background
Neicey believed in power of education. She fought and scrapped to ensure her daughters received quality educations and higher degrees. She desired every young person have access to the kinds of education that would enable them to be self-sufficient.
Neicey was also an avid community advocate. Her own mother having been a nurse and Neicey's work in Mental Healthcare, led her to help anyone in need access resources they rightfully deserved merely because they were human -- and no human deserved to suffer or be forgotten. She wasn't deterred by a closed door or countless phone calls and meetings. In this self-directed line of work, Denise encountered countless flaws and biases in our medical systems; some of which affected her directly. As a result, she desire to see more young people from local urban neighborhoods improve the healthcare professions for those most vulnerable and stereotyped.
Related to this, Denise was moved by the work of the Shriner's Hospitals as she had first-hand experience with their thoughtfulness in their treatment of her daughter, born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Contribute to The Salvation Army USA
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Neicey was also an avid community advocate. Her own mother having been a nurse and Neicey's work in Mental Healthcare, led her to help anyone in need access resources they rightfully deserved merely because they were human -- and no human deserved to suffer or be forgotten. She wasn't deterred by a closed door or countless phone calls and meetings. In this self-directed line of work, Denise encountered countless flaws and biases in our medical systems; some of which affected her directly. As a result, she desire to see more young people from local urban neighborhoods improve the healthcare professions for those most vulnerable and stereotyped.
Related to this, Denise was moved by the work of the Shriner's Hospitals as she had first-hand experience with their thoughtfulness in their treatment of her daughter, born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Contribute to The Salvation Army USA
Contribute to Center for Health Equity
Contribute to Shriners Hospitals for Children
All contributions made to The Salvation Army USA through Ever Loved will be sent with the designation, “Education”, at Laronnda Thompson and Sherie Thompson's request.
All contributions made to Shriners Hospitals for Children through Ever Loved will be sent with the designation, “Support for Single Parents”, at Laronnda Thompson and Sherie Thompson's request.
Recent contributions to The Salvation Army USA
Sophia Abdullah and Omreth Elleston
$75.00
Gave to The Salvation Army USA
in memory of Denise
Submitted by Sophia Abdullah on
Feb. 24, 2025, 4:31 p.m. EST
ACC Supportive Care Team
$400.00
Gave to The Salvation Army USA
in memory of Denise
Submitted by Penn Med on
Feb. 21, 2025, 12:08 p.m. EST
Recent contributions to Shriners Hospitals for Children
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Laronnda Thompson (Denise's daughter) and
Sherie Thompson (Denise's daughter).
