Lindy Annette Williams was born on January 6, 1956, in Alachua, Florida. Lindy received her education at Leto High School, where she formed lifelong memories and friendships that reflected her warm and genuine spirit. She later found purpose and fulfillment in her career at Whispering Oaks, where she faithfully dedicated 26 years of service. Her commitment, compassion and strong work ethic earned the respect and admiration of those who had the privilege of working alongside her. Outside of her career, Lindy found joy in life's simple pleasures. She loved listening to music, dancing and spending peaceful moments in the comfort of her home—a place that, for more than thirty years, was filled with laughter, cherished memories, and the love of family and friends. One of her greatest joys was sitting on her front porch with her loved ones, sharing conversations, laughter and creating lasting memories that will forever be treasured. Lindy will be remembered for her selflessness, steadfast faith and unwavering dedication to those she loved. 

She was preceded in death by her mother, Alma Simmons; and brother, Jim Simmons, Sr (Alva). 

She leaves cherished memories to her longtime partner, Richard Barthel, Sr.; son, Robert Fletcher, Jr.; daughters, Chrisse Williams (Arlanders) and Tyeisha Fletcher (Ivan); grandchildren, Arlexus Gordon, Arlandryia Alford (Juvens Rejouis), Roshonda Fletcher, Robert Fletcher III, Ronisha Fletcher, Shayla Dowes, Michael Fletcher, Ke’Ziah Fletcher and Arnesia Fletcher; great-grandchildren, Ivanique Jacob, JayLanii Jacob, Juson Rejouis, Josiah Rejouis, Earl Williams, E’liyah Williams, Isaiah Young, Tar’Keith Muldrew, Jayceon Muldrew, Tayden Muldrew, Tarwaun Muldrew, Rashad Johnson, Rhylee Johnson, Makynzii Fletcher, Mazoni Fletcher, Michael Fletcher, Jr. and Tyreie Keaton, Jr.; brothers, Vincent Simmons (Karen), Willie James Simmons (Sandra) and Alvin Reece; sisters, Carol Wilson (Arthur), Rhonda Barum (Odell), Shirley Mebane (Willie) and Barbara Wimbley (Elbert, Jr.); and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins. As we gather to honor Lindy's memory, we find solace in knowing that her spirit will continue to guide us. Her legacy of love, strength, and faith will forever be etched in our hearts, reminding us to always keep GOD first and embrace each day with gratitude and grace. Rest in peace, dear Lindy. Your light will forever shine in our lives.