Jacklyn Chantrell Freeman-Williams

Jacklyn passed away Janaury 4, 2025 peacefully with the love of her family.
Born January 24, 1984 in LaGrange, GA and was raised in Newnan, GA. Jacklyn's life was defined by her unwavering love for her family, her dedication to her community and her remarkable spirit of service was untouched. She gave her life to christ at an early age at Zion Hill Baptist Church, where she was a faithful member.
Jacklyn was a proud Navy Veteran, she served her country with honor and commitment. Her passion for helping others extended far beyond her Military Services; volunteering at the VA, working closely with homeless Veterans and offering them the support and care they so deserved. Being a mother was one of her greatest accomplishments, often volunteering with her daughters Girl Scouts Troop and her sons football team.
Jacklyn was also a lifelong learner, acquiring multiple degrees in her lifetime. Being a business woman was another side of her that was such a blessing, she had successful partnerships with The Pea Studio along side Natasha Parker. She was a true entrepreneur who always sought to inspire and uplift those around her.
She was with her soulmate, Antonio Williams for 23 years,10 years married. Together they raised four beautiful children. She was the heart of their family. An ever-loving wife, extraordinary mother, daughter, sister and friend. Jacklyn's love and care for her family knew no bounds, and she was a constant source of strength, wisdom, and warmth.
Jacklyn was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Clarence and Eleanor Freeman; paternal grandparents, Annie Pearl Partidge and Jim Henry Bussey Sr. and a host of aunties and uncles.
Jacklyn leaves behind to cherish her memories mother Carol Freeman (Robinson); father, Jackie Partridge; husband, Antonio Williams; children, Allana, Armani, Alena, and A'Zhir Williams; grandmother, Rosa Domineck; siblings, Jessica (Daryl) Jones; Alecia Burks, Dot Partridge, Jackie Partridge Jr. and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, God children, cousins, and friends.
Jacklyn left a void that could never be filled.