Ariel Ann Williams

Ariel Ann Vitale Williams, a beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend peacefully passed away in her sleep from unexpected heart complications on July 3, 2024 (Age 32).

Ariel was born on October 10, 1991, in Hollywood, Florida, the third of four daughters to Vincent and Arlene Vitale. From a young age, she displayed an unwavering sense of compassion, kindness, and leadership. She was a natural nurturer and always dreamt of being a mom.

As a teenager, she was a cheerleader and actively involved in student government, but it was in her faith and relationships where she truly thrived. At just sixteen, Ariel met the love of her life, Kevin, in their youth group, and their bond grew over the years, eventually leading to their marriage on October 20, 2012, when she was 22 and Kevin was 21.

A devoted Christian, Ariel's commitment to God and her community remained steadfast throughout her life. She served as a youth leader and mentor, inspiring many with her wisdom and grace. Her love for her family and her faith were the foundation of her life, and she dedicated herself to raising her children with the same values she cherished.

In 2014, Ariel and Kevin welcomed their first child, Elijah John. Over the next few years, they were blessed with twins, Noah Gabriel and Isabella Grace, followed by their youngest son, Mateo Andres, in 2022. Ariel's full time job and ministry was raising her four children at home. Her days were filled with Bible lessons, family adventures, and moments of coffee-fueled strength as she poured love and guidance into the hearts of her children.

Ariel's legacy is one of love, faith, and the power of words. She believed deeply that Jesus is our Savior, heaven is real, and that the words we speak can shape the lives of those around us. She leaves behind a powerful example of faith, compassion, and service to others.

Ariel is survived by her loving husband, Kevin Williams; her children, Elijah Williams, Noah Williams, Isabella Williams, and Mateo Williams; her parents, Vincent Vitale and Arlene Broccoli; her sisters Amanda Wessells, Noel Hixon, Antoinette Bolen; and a community of friends and loved ones who were blessed to know her.