Yvonne Walls , daughter of Cornell Williams and Frances Avis Williams, was born on May 4, 1957 in Baltimore, MD.She departed this life suddenly on April 14, 2019 after a short visit to Northwest Hospital.Yvonne was preceded in death by her father (Cornell Williams), three siblings (Delores Spence, Mary Wright and Isaac Graham) and two brother-in-laws (Larry Gordon and Earl Spence), one Godchild (Shanae Johnson), and a dear friend (Lois Saunders).

Yvonne grew up in South Baltimore, MD as a kid.She received her education from Baltimore City Public Schools and graduated from Harbor City High School.In her later years, she decided to return to school and received an Associate's Degree in Business Administration from American Intercontinental University.

Yvonne loved to keep busy and was a very hard worker.Over the years, she held various jobs at various employers including the Wall Street Clinic, G. Heileman Brewing Company, Carr-Lowrey Glass Company, Epstein's, Global Payments, Almost Family, West Hills Square Apartments, and most recently Uber just to name a few.Her other job was being a caregiver- taking her mother, brother and sisters to doctor appointments and to the grocery store.She enjoyed those days the most and would do anything for any family member if asked.

Although she never gave birth to any kids, she treated each and every one of her nieces and nephews as her own.She married Mance Walls in 1983 and after many years of being together the union ended, however that did not stop her from keeping the Walls family dear to her heart.The Walls were her second family.

She gave her life to Christ at a early age.She was a spiritually driven woman. She continued her Christian walk at the Church of the Living God where she served as a Usher.

Traveling was Yvonne's favorite past time when she wasn't working or looking out for family.She travel many places including New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Delaware, Las Vegas, Punta Cana, Jamaica, Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, St. Thomas, Cayman Islands and was about to visit Hawaii.She did a lot of the traveling with her road dog, Lisa Cooper.She made numerous friends wherever she went or worked and will be sincerely missed by everyone.

She leaves to mourn; her mother, Frances Avis Williams, five sisters; Maxine Dawkins (Allen), Helen Diane Johnson, Pauline Gordon, Nadine Heath (Thomas), and Elaine Williams; two brothers; William Sylvester Graham (Velena) and Carl Williams (Eva); two Godchildren, Jazzmine Lewis, and Carle Chaung-Stowe, her extended Walls family, two very dear friends Barbara Lewis and Lisa Cooper, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, co-workers, and Uber riders.