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Jerome William, born Aug 27, 1955, in Philadelphia, Pa, passed away Feb 20, 2026. He was the fourth son of the late Samuel and Mildred (née Ebron) Williams.
Jerome was raised in a large and loving family alongside bis there. brothers and seven sisters. Jerome's education spanned from Columbia broadcasting school to Lincoln Tech.
He was raised in the Catholic faith and later in life came to know the Lord. Jerome graduated from Fellowship Deaconry and began his ministry. Jerome went on to serve faithfully on the mission field in Western Europe and had a deep passion for sharing the Word of God. He led Bible studies from his home at West Park Housing, creating a welcoming space for fellowship, learning, and spiritual growth. He also served in Christian camp ministries, where he mentored and inspired young people through his faith and dedication.
Jerome found joy in the simple and meaningful things in life. He loved singing, teaching, and working with his hands. In his later years, he chose to live a quiet, peaceful life where he could focus on the things he loved most.
He was preceded in death by his beloved parents, Samuel and Mildred; one brother; and several sisters.
He is survived by his brothers, Samuel L Williams and Edward T Williams; his sisters, Elizabeth Rhodan and Natalie Taylor, one brother in-law; and a host of loving nieces and nephews.
Jerome's life was marked by perseverance, service, and quiet strength. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who were touched by his love, humor, and guidance.
Affectionately known by many such as "Bro Jerome," "Jayward,"
"Dirt," "Semikiah," and "Spider."
Jerome leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, and connection that will not soon be forgotten.
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