Ollie was born on November 3, 1951, in Tampa, FL, to Lester, Sr. and Ozie B. Williams. She was the seventh child, as well as the baby girl. Ollie grew up in Ybor City on 4th Avenue surrounded by a close-knit family, in a house full of laughter and love. She continued that legacy by showing love to all she met and welcoming them with a smile. Ollie enjoyed reading romance novels, traveling, cooking, crossword puzzles and cowboy movies. Ollie had a dedicated career with the Tampa Police Department in Robles Park, where she had a passion for volunteering with young women and children and worked tirelessly educating the community when the AIDS pandemic first started. In addition to this, she had a career
as a CNA at Tampa General Hospital. You never had to wonder if you were loved when you were in Ollies presence, she permeated love with her smile and warm spirit always saying, "I love you, in her famous last words, its never goodbye, its see you later".

She was preceded in death by her father, Lester Williams, Sr.; mother, Ozie B. Williams; brothers, Lester Williams, Jr, Isaiah Williams, and Alphonso Williams; sister, Minnie Martin; grandson, and Cory D. Moore, Jr.

She leaves loving memories to her children, Alvin Miller II, Antonio Miller, Artis Miller (Angie), and Zondria Williams; grandchildren, Javaris, Alvin III, Kenyan, Corshavya, Corniaja, Sacuoia, Cortayveous, Zayonna, Dariona, Tavia, Calvin, Chauncey, Lesha, Chyna, Jaela, Danshell, Aaliyah, Ollie, Artaeveous, Ashley, Keya, Jylesheia, Sadedrick, and Chrishon; brother, Lugene Williams; sisters, Emma McNeal and Evelyn Ross; aunts, Deanna Hall and Katie Mae Glenn; uncle, Pastor James Hall; 15 great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins; and special friends, Mary Harris, Emma Brooks, and Angela Matthews.