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Ariana Williams, a beloved daughter, sister, mother, and internet sensation, whose love for her family burned brighter than any viral trend, passed away on February 7, 2025.
Ariana's life was a vibrant, ever-evolving story, filled with laughter, love, and a whole lot of sparkle. Her greatest production, however, was her role as mom to her two incredible sons, Ayden and Ayceon. They were her world, her everything, the stars of her heart's most beloved show.
Family was Ariana's anchor, her support system, her cheering squad.
Ariana is preceded in death by her father, Shermaine Williams, grandparents, Shirley Reid, James Reid, Rosemary Kimbrough and Calvin and Bobbie Bivens, and aunt, Asia Thompson.
Ariana leaves behind a legacy of love and fierce devotion, cherished by her sons, Ayden and Ayceon along with their father, Trevon Dawkins; mother, Tia Craig; sisters, Alahya and Ashley Williams; grandparents, Stephanie Craig, John (Tina) Chubb, Melissa Woods, and Alan Williams; and a constellation of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
Ariana embraced life with open arms and a contagious enthusiasm. Even as she conquered the internet, she had her sights set on a new adventure: a career in nursing. Though her journey was cut short, her impact will ripple through the lives she touched.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the family to support Ayden and Ayceon as they navigate life without Ariana. Or, in true Ariana style, do something that makes you smile, share a laugh with someone you love, and remember the bright light she brought to the world.
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