Linda Williams was born on June 26th 1964 in Baltimore MD to Joyce Williams-Clay & the late Richard Williams, who raised her with love, strength, and unwavering support. From a young age, she displayed a vibrant spirit, a kind heart, and a natural ability to bring joy to those around her.

Whether it was her infectious laughter, her caring nature, or her ability to turn any moment into a cherished memory, she was a gift to all who had the privilege of knowing her. She attended Baltimore City Public Schools, where she excelled academically and built lifelong friendships. A hardworking and ambitious individual, she pursued a career in Student Advising, where her dedication and passion left a lasting impact on students and colleagues alike. She was deeply committed to her work & kids, always striving to make a difference and leave a positive mark on the world.

Beyond her professional achievements, Linda was a woman of many passions. She found joy in the Baltimore Ravens, her house store out Brooklyn, BTS (a kpop band), NBA Young boy, Baking, and spending quality time with family and friends. She was always eager to be around kids whether she was keeping them in her home or taking them on adventures. Linda embraced everyone with enthusiasm and love, and made sure no one ever felt left out.

More than anything, Linda was devoted to her family, kids, and friends. She cherished her relationships and was a source of strength, laughter, and unwavering support to those who needed her. Her love for her family & friends knew no bounds, and she took great pride in being a loyal daughter, sister, partner, mother, and friend. She is survived by her Mother, Joyce Clay, Her Stepfather, Barton Clay, Her Brother, Donald Poindexter Jr, Her Sisters, Jackie, DD, Her Nephew, Donayae Weaver, Her Dog/Daughter, Diamond Willams, Her 1st Cousins, Cierra Jordan & Yusef Payne, Her Great Nephew, Zayden Weaver, Her 2nd Cousins, Ijeria Allen, Ira Allen, lyon Allen, and Ty’Shae White, Her Dedicated Friend, Lance Harrison, and Her Best Friend, Jessica Randle.

She was preceded in death by Richard Williams, Lottie Alberta Jordan, Darlene Jordan-Golder, whom we take comfort in knowing welcomed her with open arms. Though the pain of her loss is overwhelming, we find solace in the memories she left behind. 

Her spirit will live on in every shared story, every echo of laughter, and every act of love inspired by her example. We will forever carry her in our hearts.