Angela Senita Crawford

Mrs. Angela Senita Williams-Crawford born on October 10, 1964, to the late Cleveland and Clora Roberts Williams in Dawson, Terrell County, Georgia. She was the fifth of five children.

Raised in a Christian family, she confessed Christ at an early age and became an active member of ATOC African Methodist Episcopal Church in Dawson, Gorgia, where she was a member of the choir.

She received her education from the public school system of Terrell County and was an honor graduate of the Terrell County High School Class of 1982. She was a Girl Scout, a member of the National Honor Society, the Future Business Leaders of America, and the Student Library Assistants of Georgia. Angela continued her education at Albany Junior College in Albany Georgia, earning an Associate of Science degree in 1984. She then attended Armstrong State College in Savannah, Georgia, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Science in 1986. She worked during the summer at the Terrell County Hospital. Even with her busy schedule, she was a member of the Tri-County Workshop Choir for many years.

After graduating from college, she moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and became professionally employed with Smith Kline Labs, now known as Quest Diagnostics, as a Medical Lab Technician until she became unable to work. While working at Smith Kline, she also had her own interior design service known as Angelic's Designs. Even after she became unable to work, she kept busy mentoring and tutoring her nieces, nephews, and cousins. Her determination always outweighed her challenges. She attended First Saint Paul AME Church in Lithonia, Georgia.

Angela transitioned to her heavenly home on September 11, 2025. She is survived by her son, Winfred Crawford II, of Stone Mountain, Georgia; her brothers, Dennis A. (Annie Ruth) Williams, Sr. of Dawson, Georgia, Kenneth Williams and Cleveland Williams III, both of Stone Mountain, Georgia, and Jacques A. (Shaini) Williams, of Grantville, Georgia; and a host of nephews, nieces, cousins, and friends; and a godmother, Mrs. Sammie A. Jenkins, Dawson, Georgia, all of whom she loved dearly.