Celebration of Life for Kilon Jamal Williams, Sunrise December 23, 1989, Sunset July 3, 2014, Saturday, July 12, 2014, 1:00 PM, Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue, Decatur, Georgia 30032

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Prelude

Mr. Gary Phillips

Celebration in Song

Scriptures Old Testament New Testament
Prayer

Celebration in Song

Poem Remarks Celebration in Song

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Demetris Tillman 2 Minutes Please

Words of Comfort

Acknowledgements

Parting View

Recessional

Say Goodbye

Reverend Kenneth Bradley
Donald Trimble Mortuary Ms. Christina Chambers

~v~~ Chad Cullins Lewis Roberts, Jr. Cori Williams De Angelo Williams
Christopher Brown De Angelo Brown
Jamal Davis Frederick Scott, Il Quinton Simmons Willis Williams, Jr.
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Miguel ina Castillo Dawn Graham
DiJournee Saulter Lori Saulter Anaya Smith Yasha White

famil~ The Williams

who reached out to

us with love and expressions of sympathy. Your telephone calls,

messages , visits and prayers have provided us comfort during this

difficult time.

"Weeping May Endure for a Night, But Joy Cometh in the Morning " - Psalm 30:5

The Family

Jn7u~ Southview Cemetery 1990 Jonesboro Road, SE Atlanta, Georgia 30315

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1876 Second Avenue Decatur, Georgia 30032 404-370-1994

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JULY 3, 2014

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REVEREND KENNETH BRADLEY, OFFICIATING

Mr. Kilon Jamal Williams was born on December 23, 1989 inAtlanta, Georgia to Willis Sr. and Elaine Williams. Kilon accepted Christ at an early age while attending his family church located at Rush Memorial Congregational Church.
During his boyhoodyears, a young Kilon enjoyed martial arts and baseball. Eventually, Kilon would develop a passionfor music, and develop the courage to go after his dream to become a professional musical artist.
Kilon grew up in Atlanta and received hisformal education in the Atlanta Public School System, attending Tullwater Elementary School, Price Middle School, and Alonzo A. Crim High School. Kilon graduated on May 25, 2010 and proudly accepted his high school diploma.
Kilon began employment soon thereafter at HartsfieldJackson Atlanta International Airport with the Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration (TSA). He took his job seriously and servedfaithfully until his unfortunate death.
s Kilon lovefor music continued to
grow, and he began to progress his way into the music industry. Music
s clearly became Kilon destiny
He was truly gifted andproduced many CDs and a music video along his journey Better known in the industry as "Kilo ".

As a loving and devotedfather Kilon worked hard to provide for his children and he continued to show his love for them in many of the ballads that he created in their honor.
Kilon married his high school sweetheart, Sandra DowningBrown Williams on May 5, 2014. He professed his enduring love for her in many ways, but most noteworthy in songs titled "Marry Me ", "Dreams " and "Wife Type. "
Kilon will be missed by all ofthose whose lives he touched during his short, butfull earthly experience. He leaves to cherish his memory wife, Sandra Downing-Brown Williams, Two sons, Da 'Vionne D . Williams, Ka 'Vionne C. Williams ofForest Park, Georgia, Parents,
Willis & Elaine Williams, Atlanta,
Georgia; Two sisters, Demetris Tillman, Ellenwood, Georgia and LaTangelia Williams Texarkana, Texas, Two brothers, Willis Williams, Jr. Atlanta, Georgia, Cori Williams ofAtlanta, Georgia, Mother in law, Leslie Downing, Bronx, New York; Father in law, Michael Brown, Bronx, New York, and a host ofnieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and his many friends.
Kilon leaves a strong legacy of devotion to God, family and music and a life grounded by passion, faith, and determination.

(jone 'But Not :forgotten
Now tfiat my 6rotfier is gone re{ease fiim ana {et fiim go. :My fiurt is 6eyonaskin cfeey anaon{y (joe[wou{c[ know. 'lfiere is notfiing anyone can say to comfort tfie way I fee[
It's just too fiarcf to_process, my_pain is unrea[ I awake eacfi morning to start a new cfay,
6ut tfie_pain of {osing my 6rotfier never goes away. I've tiecfmyself to fits memory witfi eacfi tear I cry. :My {ije wi{{never 6e tfie same, no matter fiow fiarcfI try. In {ije I {ovecf fiim cfear{y, anain cfeatfi I fove fiim tfie same. It sacfcfens my fieart witfi every mention of fiis name. 'lfiougfi I can't see or toucfi fiim I know fie is near. I know of fiis fiome is in Jfeaven ana tfiat I fiave no cfou6t. Xi{on is so wonaer_fu{ to tfiink of, yet so fiarcf to five witfiout. Sometimes (joe_picks a f{ower tfiat is sti{{in 6{oom. Sometime tfie f[ower cfiosen we fee{ is yickecf too soon.
Love 'U :forever, Latange{ia 'Wi{{iams, Sister

1Jon't grieve for me, for now I'm free I'm fo[[owing tfie yatfi (joa fias cfiosen for me.
I took J{is fiana wfien I fieara fiim caa; I turneamy vack ana [eft it a[{. I cou[anot stay anotfier aay, To [augfi, to [ove, to work ory[ay.
Tasks [ejt undone must stay tfiat way; I've now founayeace at tfie enaof aay.
If my yarting fias [eft a void;
'lfien fi[[ it witfi rememvereajoys. .Jl friendSfiiy sfiared; a [augfi, a kiss; Ofi yes, tfiese tfiings, I too wi[[miss. 'Be not Guraeneawitfi times of sorrow Look for tfie sunsfiine of tomorrow. :Jvty fife's veen ju[[, I savoredmucfi; (jooafriendS, gooa times, a fovea one's toucfi. 'Perfiays my time seems a[[ to Grief; 1Jon't fengtfien youryain witfi unaue grief Lift uy your fieart anayeace to tfiee, (joe(wanteame now-J{e set me free
}1011 WILL :NTVT'R 'BT :fO'R(jOT'lTN!
In :Jvty J{eart .Jl[ways, 1Jemetris "'lee" 'Ii[[man, sister