Lottie Ann Williams was born on March 7, 1952 to the late George Martin and Mary Martin of Hopeful, Georgia.

She received her education at Mitchell County Consolidated School in Camilla, Georgia.

She confessed to CHRIST at an early age.  Lottie was baptized at Mount Tabor Church.  She later joined Brown Chapel Church where she served on usher board faithfully.  After the closing of Brown Chapel Church, Lottie moved her membership to Bethel Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Jermaine King.

On August 8, 1970, she was united in holy matrimony to Robert Williams, Sr., who preceded her in death.

Lottie was employed with Suwannee Swifty, Delta Grocery Store and the Powell family for years.  She was currently employed with Savannah Court for twenty-one years until she became ill.  She was a faithful and loyal employee.

Lottie, affectionately known as "Aunt Lott Ann", will truly be missed.  She was a loving mother, sister, aunt and friend to all she encountered.  She was the life of family gatherings as well as a cook.  She was one of those family members that kept it real with you, no sugar coating sour taste.  Her legacy will live on in her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

GOD looked down and saw his child getting tired and weary, so he beckoned for her to come and rest.  Lottie transitioned from her earthly home to her heavenly home on July 14, 2021 at Mitchell County Hospital.

She was preceded in death by her son, Robert Williams, Jr.; three sisters, Debra Jean Jefferson, Barbara Ann Martin, Fannie Martin and one brother, Fred Martin.

She leaves to cherish her loving memories:  two sons, Anthony Williams of Albany, Georgia, Demond (Mya) Williams of Atlanta, Georgia; one daughter, Shameka Williams of Camilla, Georgia; two wonderful step-daughters, Mary (Maze) Williams of Camilla, Georgia and Teresa (Curtis) Moore of Baconton, Georgia; a daughter-in-law, Wanda Johnson Williams (Luv); four brothers, Eugene Martin of Atlanta, Georgia, Willie Mack Martin of Bainbridge, Georgia, Carl (Sonya) Martin of Albany, Georgia and Jerry (Mary) Martin of Camilla, Georgia; two sisters, Geraldine Peoples of Quincy, Florida and Rossie (Fransico) Zaragoza of Atlanta, Georgia; four brothers-in-law, Jimmy Johnson of Camilla, Georgia, Frank (Vertrena) Williams of Baconton, Georgia, George (Jean) Williams, Jr. and Jimmy Lewis of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; four sisters-in-law, Annie WImberly, Gilberteen Williams of Camilla, Georgia, Matricia Williams of Newton, Georgia and Betty Jean Williams of Atlanta, Georgia; eighteen grandchildren, Robert Williams, III, Rondarrius Williams, Rha'Myian Williams, Dorian Hall, La'Riah Hall and Derrick Williams, Jr. of Camilla, Georgia, De'Sha (Sttacy) Johnson of Mississippi, Courneya Moore of Warner Robins, Georgia, Curtis Moore of Baconton, Georgia, Jeremy Moore of Kaleen, Texas, Zachary Horton, Consuela Horton of Atlanta, Georgia, Taylor Williams, Tyler Williams, and Anthony Williams of South Carolina, Iiesha Williams, Victory Williams and Izaiah Williams of Atlanta, Georgia; a host of great grandchildren, nieces, nephews; one special friend, Mary Ross.