Nita Sherelle Black Williams was born on January 14, 1986, to Valeria Moultry and Lonnie Moultry III in Tampa, FL. She attended Seminole Heights Elementary and Burnett Middle School. She graduated from Chamberlin High School and attended Hillsborough Community College to study massage therapy. She met her husband, Jamieson Williams in their sophomore year of high school and they married on 3/15/2008. Through this union, they had 2 beautiful children. Nita was a member of Calvary Tabernacle Church since her youth, where she played the clarinet in the church choir. When her health allowed her, she also attended New Life Seminole Heights She loved to watch the cooking channel and prepare new meals as well as some of her signature dishes for her family and friends. She was a great listener, always encouraging everyone, even while she was going through her own struggles. She was a forgiving, caring, sharing, and beautiful young woman. She loved traveling, and sharing in making fond memories with anyone she was around. She loved writing poems and watching movies with family and friends. Even as her health began to decline, she tried her best to be there for every event with her children, family, and loved ones, even if she had to check herself out of the hospital to attend and check herself back in. She cared so deeply for her family and did not want to miss anything. During her last moments, she was surrounded by those same family and friends. She was preceded in death, by her grandparents, Bertha Lee Harvey, and Booker Harvey, Audrey Black, and Andrew Lee Black; great-grandmother, Pernetta Tolbert; aunts, Gwendolyn Simms; Nita James, Linda Black, Lilian Jenkins, Louise Black Daniels (Eddie), Mary Ruth Black, Hazel Bell Black, and Williemae Black Wilson (Lawerence); uncles, Carzell Black (Louise), Edis Black, Artis Black Sr. (Rosetta), Robert Black; mother-in-law, Charlene Williams; sister, Sharvette Black. She leaves to cherish her memories: husband, Jamieson Williams; children, Jeianah Williams, and Jamieson Williams, Jr.; father, Lonnie Moultry III; mother, Valeria Ann Moultry; father-in-law, James Williams; sister, Krashona Black; brother-in-law, Kalvin Williams; nephews: Tylow Johnson, Zyon Tyson, Malik Dorsey, and Kumari Garrett; nieces, Jadah Hanner, and Sasha Black; aunts, Mildred Black Fitzpatrick, Mittie Black Dawson (Ben), Gladys Black Wilson, Lisa Black (Nicole), and Lorraine (Carl); uncles, Norman Black (Ekrica), Perry Lee Black, and Leroy Moultry (Shirley); best friend, Cherel Milbry; god-brothers, Dwaye (Nukes) Scott, of Jacksonville, FL, and Patrique Peters; along with a host of additional nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, associates, and acquaintances, too many to number