Mr. Amos Phillip Williams

June 13, 1953 - January 3, 2021

You can show your support by sending flowers directly to the family by contacting Debbie's Flowers 870.633.2225 Amos Phillip Williams, Jr. was born June 13, 1953 in Forrest City, Arkansas as the seventh child of eighteen children born to Amos and Arena Williams. Amos was a hard worker, dedicated and humble with a very loving spirit. Amos was a dedicated deacon and choir member of the Summerfield Missionary Baptist Church where he attended for many years under the leadership of Pastor James Rhodes. He was well known for singing Willie Bank’s “Lord I Know You Been So Good”. Amos died January 3, 2021 at Methodist Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. He is preceded in death by his parents—Amos and Arena Williams; brothers—Odell Williams, Jeffery Williams, and Oddie Williams; and sisters—Cornelia Jones and Carolyn Stiduem. He leaves to cherish his memories his wife—Alberta Williams of Dallas, Texas; son—Kendle (Loretta) Williams, Sr.; four grandchildren—Brandi Parchman of Conway, Arkansas, Tiauna Murphy and Zharia Williams of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Kendle Williams, Jr. of Forrest City, Arkansas; eight sisters– Ethel (Walter) Davis, Joann (Jimmie) Ivory, Shirley Williams, Addie Hare, Diann Evans, Katherine (Jimmie) Kidd, Elizabeth Williams all of Forrest City, Arkansas, Beverly (Percy) Hamilton of Jonesboro; four brothers—Charlie (Cynthia) Williams of St. Louis, Missouri, Darnell Williams, Roosevelt Williams, and Alfred (Wanda) Williams of Forrest City, Arkansas; one special sister-in-law—Leomie Williams also of Forrest City, Arkansas; and a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.