Alisa M. Williams

Alisa Mamie Latrice Williams was born on February 3, 1974 to Alice Johnson and Nathaniel Amey (deceased) in Cleveland, Ohio. Alisa received her diploma of education at East Technical High School in June of 1992 in Cleveland, Ohio. In school, "Lil Lisa", as they called her, enjoyed playing sports and various activities such as basketball, track-in-field, drill team etc. She participated in a drill team/dance team in her community call the "Hip Hop Girly's". Alisa was very active and competitive during her school years where she received various awards, ribbons, and trophies for her achievements and accomplishments. She also participated in the late Ms. Ross "Ms. Ross Talent Show" with her dance team.
Alisa was a certified STNA employed at Heartland Nursing Home in Willoughby. She also took on her own private cases as a home health aide.
Alisa was raised in CMHA on 43rd and Outhwaite where she met a number of friends whom she still cherished to this date. Alisa was truly a people person who made friends very easily and was definitely the life of any party and where there was a party there was "Lil Lisa". She would never let you down. She had a passion for taking care of others. She accepted and knew Christ as her personal Savior in her early 20's. She had a great love for music, dancing, Karaoke (singing Anita Baker was her favorite), and spending time with her family and friends. Let's not leave out her love for the Casino and playing cards. Although Lisa did not have any physical children of her own, she loved and adored her babies, Heaven, Demetrius, and Dionna "Dee-Dee".
Alisa was preceded in death by her grandparents, Robert L. and Cester Williams, and Delores Walker; brother, Demetrius, and step-brother, Jack Jr.
Alisa leaves to mourn and cherish her memories, her loving mother, Alice Johnson; step-father Jack Johnson; sister, Latanya "Shanel"; stepbrother, Jason; nieces, Heaven and Dionna; nephew, Demetrius; 19 paternal brothers and three paternal sisters; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends whom loved her and will miss her tremendously.

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