Mr. Reginald Williams Sr.

Reginald Antonio “Bunky” Williams Sr. was born December 7, 1959 to the late Redrick Williams Sr. and Betty Quimby Williams. On February 5, 2023 he passed away peaceful at his daughter home in Albany, Georgia.

At an early age he joined Union Baptist Church in Camilla, Georgia. He attended the Mitchell County Public Schools graduating with the class of 1978. After finishing High School he was employed with the City of Camilla and work timelessly until his health failed him in 2021. The worked several years with O’San also. Bunky’s passion was working until he got the job done. Bunky was straight forward but had a heart of gold.

Bunky was joined in Holy Matrimony to the late former Bertha Dewberry in 1991.

Besides his wife and parents he was preceded in death by a son Reginald A. Williams Jr., a brother Charles D. Quimby, a sister Valeria Williams.

Bunky leaves to cherish his precious memories daughters Regina Williams and caregiver of Albany, Georgia, Courtney Williams and Kenisha Williams of Camilla, Georgia, Sons, Corey Williams Sr. Pelham, Georgia, Jamaal Dewberry of Camilla, Georgia, Rodrick (Robyn) Brooks of Albany, Georgia, Sisters, Sharon Quimby of Albany, Georgia, Donna (Kennie) Robinson of Camilla, Georgia, Brother, Alex K. Williams, Sr. of Valdosta, Georgia, Joe M. (Jennifer) Williams Sr. of Pelham, Georgia, Redrick (Phillis) Williams of Albany, Georgia, Joseph (Carolyn) Williams of Valdosta, Georgia, Aunts, Lucy James, Pamela (Willie) Dixon, Jackie Price, Annie (Darryl) Jackson all of Albany, Mary Ingram of Atlanta, Georgia, Gwendolyn Smith and Vera James of Philadelphia, Cathy Shaw of California, Heluisha (Mel) Denning of Alaska, Rhonda (Leonard) Hodge of North Carolina, Frankie Quimby of Brunswick, Georgia, Ulla Quimby of Montana, Mattie C. Martin and Alyse Snell of Vera Beach, Florida, Uncles, Johnny (Maria) Quimby of Minnesota, Morris Quimby of Montana, Rev. Howard K. (Rosa) James, Robert (Margaret) James all of Albany, Georgia, Larry (Glenda) James of Canada, Harold James of Philadelphia, Twenty grandchildren (a special grandson whom he raised as his own and loved dearly) Trent Johnson, Jr., Special little great niece (His Dora) Jenesis Ellis, Special friends, Willie B. Wimberly, John Wayne Sander, The Mitchell Co. Police and Fire Department, The City of Camilla employees, two special caregivers Ricky Vicks and Sharon Quimby, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends