Geoffrey Taylor Williams

Geoffrey Taylor Williams Sunrise, Jan. 19, 1951 Sunset April 5, 2006 Geoffrey was born on January 19, 1951, in the city of San Francisco, CA. The eldest son of Sidney and Earline Williams. His mother preceded him in passing on November 20, 1998. Geoffrey has three daughters: Jennifer, Crystal and Tiffany Williams. Years later the glow of love raged in his heart for Candice (Candy) Fukunaga and he persuaded her to marry him on February 19, 1997. He was blessed with another daughter, Kimeko from Candy's previous marriage. Geoffrey had three siblings: Cheryl, Diane and Derrick. He is survived by two of his three siblings, Diane, her two children, Ayana and JuaMeta; Derrick, his wife Wanda and their two children, Renee and Erricka; Cheryl's husband, Dr. Derrick Smith and their two children, Anyse and Lauren, and Cheryl's two children from a previous marriage, Stephanie and Rasheed. He also has four beautiful grandchildren: Sophia, Jacob, Chaz and Deja JuaMeta, Geoffrey leaves to mourn a few he loved and called brother: David "Bubba" Robinson, Howard "HoJo" Johnson, Mike "Big Wil" Williams, Kit "The Man" Crenshaw, and Herbert "Yardbird" Yarbrough. Geoffrey also leaves to mourn his aunt and uncle, Robert and Theresa Williams and their seven children: Gwendolyn, Carolyn, Robert (Bobby), Annette, Jeannette (Jeanie), Michael and Ensoya. He leaves a host of other relatives and friends. He attended Abraham Lincoln High School in San Francisco and San Francisco City College. Geoffrey answered the call of his country and enlisted in the Navy where he served honorably for over four years. After separating from the Navy he traded uniforms and worked in law enforcement for 37 years. He was an officer with the Richmond Police Department for approximately four years. Upon leaving Richmond, he worked for the San Francisco Sheriff's Department for and additional four years; then spent the remaining 25 years with the San Francisco Police Department. Geoffrey loved and excelled in his work. He was promoted to the rank of sergeant and later to acting lieutenant, a position he held until his passing. Family and friends may visit Monday, 3pm with a Vigil Service 5pm at DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake Ave., Daly City. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday, 2pm, at Our Lady of Angels (Hillside Blvd. and Cabrillo, Burlingame). Committal, Olivet Memorial Park, Colma.