Obituary for De’Andre Dejoun Williams, Jr.
De’Andre “DJ” Dejoun Williams, Jr., 6, passed away on Saturday, September 25, 2021. Born November 9, 2014 he was a native and resident of Thibodaux, Louisiana.
A visitation will be held on Saturday, October 2, 2021 from 9:00 am until service time at Ordoyne funeral home. A Funeral Service will begin at 12:00 pm at the funeral home with burial following at Saint Joseph Cemetery.
He is survived by his mommy, Alivia Eve Bonvillain; daddy, De’Andre Dejoun Williams; sister, Desire Jordae’ Williams, maternal grandparents, Nicole Michelle Bonvillain and Kendrick Juan Madison; paternal grandparents, Sheila Marie Williams and Claude Peltier; maternal great grandparents, Cindy Landry Bonvillain and Sheila Madison Hamilton, Derek Bonvillain and Granderson D. Hamilton; maternal great great granny, Druscilla Dupre Landry, paternal great grandfather, John Williams, Sr.; godparents, Sarah Landry Spain, Gerald Spain and Marcus Williams; aunts, Alexis Claire Bonvillain and DeShawn De’Shae Brown; uncles, Curtis Maryland, Von’Dell “Donnie” Brown; cousins, Nalani Grace Maryland, Kamilah Aamir Maryland, Gabriella Gizelle Maryland; his dog, Bleu.
He is preceded in death by his paternal great grandmother, Louise Williams; cousins, Doniesty “Jorday” Brown and DeZyiel “MyAngel” Brown.
Pallbearers will be, Curtis Maryland, Gerald Spain, VanDarius Quinshon Brown, Marcus Williams.
DJ loved everyone and everyone loved him back. His heart was bigger than the moon and his love was deeper than any ocean. DJ was an angel on earth. He loved his mom and dad and everyone of his family, especially his sister and best friend, Desire. She was his legs and whatever DJ wanted to play with, Desire would bring those toys to DJ’s recliner so they could play together. He loved to play basketball, football and baseball. He enjoyed fishing though he never had the chance to catch one. He loved the beach, hanging on the side of the swimming pool, and the park. He loved his doctors and nurses.
The family would like to thank Vicky, Emma, and Ms. Darlene, and all the nurses along the way who helped care for DJ. He loved ‘Mr. David’and was always worried about him. DJ said, “I can’t wait to get my Trach out so Mr. David can bring me on his boat.” DJ was deeply loved by his Mawmaw Cindy, and they had a very special bond.
Ordoyne Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
A visitation will be held on Saturday, October 2, 2021 from 9:00 am until service time at Ordoyne funeral home. A Funeral Service will begin at 12:00 pm at the funeral home with burial following at Saint Joseph Cemetery.
He is survived by his mommy, Alivia Eve Bonvillain; daddy, De’Andre Dejoun Williams; sister, Desire Jordae’ Williams, maternal grandparents, Nicole Michelle Bonvillain and Kendrick Juan Madison; paternal grandparents, Sheila Marie Williams and Claude Peltier; maternal great grandparents, Cindy Landry Bonvillain and Sheila Madison Hamilton, Derek Bonvillain and Granderson D. Hamilton; maternal great great granny, Druscilla Dupre Landry, paternal great grandfather, John Williams, Sr.; godparents, Sarah Landry Spain, Gerald Spain and Marcus Williams; aunts, Alexis Claire Bonvillain and DeShawn De’Shae Brown; uncles, Curtis Maryland, Von’Dell “Donnie” Brown; cousins, Nalani Grace Maryland, Kamilah Aamir Maryland, Gabriella Gizelle Maryland; his dog, Bleu.
He is preceded in death by his paternal great grandmother, Louise Williams; cousins, Doniesty “Jorday” Brown and DeZyiel “MyAngel” Brown.
Pallbearers will be, Curtis Maryland, Gerald Spain, VanDarius Quinshon Brown, Marcus Williams.
DJ loved everyone and everyone loved him back. His heart was bigger than the moon and his love was deeper than any ocean. DJ was an angel on earth. He loved his mom and dad and everyone of his family, especially his sister and best friend, Desire. She was his legs and whatever DJ wanted to play with, Desire would bring those toys to DJ’s recliner so they could play together. He loved to play basketball, football and baseball. He enjoyed fishing though he never had the chance to catch one. He loved the beach, hanging on the side of the swimming pool, and the park. He loved his doctors and nurses.
The family would like to thank Vicky, Emma, and Ms. Darlene, and all the nurses along the way who helped care for DJ. He loved ‘Mr. David’and was always worried about him. DJ said, “I can’t wait to get my Trach out so Mr. David can bring me on his boat.” DJ was deeply loved by his Mawmaw Cindy, and they had a very special bond.
Ordoyne Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.