Elder King Hubert Williamson

Elder King Hubert "Baba King" Williamson Age 87 Years of
#39 Commonwealth Boulevard, Elizabeth Estates exchange life for eternity,
at the Princess Margaret Hospital on Thursday, April 09, 2020.

Despite it being the winter season, it was a warm day out and warm hearts
inside on the charming settlement of Pine Field, Acklins when Orien and
Bulla Mike welcomed their fourth of thirteen children into the world on
Saturday, February 25, 1933.

At a tender age, he left Acklins to attend the All Age School in Mayaguana.
Once the school in Hard Hill was built, he returned to his hometown in Acklins.

As a young man "Baba King" as he was affectionately called, wooed the heart
of the late Daisy nee Ford, who spoke of her first encounter, seeing him under
a top tree. On Saturday, February 8, 1958 they sealed their love in marriage
at Transfiguration Baptist Church.  This union was blessed with nine children,
one of whom pre-deceased them. The marriage stood the test of time and
lasted for 39 years until his wife's death in 1997.

Baba King was an industrious man and worked extremely hard to secure
the well-being of his family. He has worked on the Mayaguana Queen as
a cook, Baltimore Beach Hotel, Caretaker for both Lady Solomon and
Ms. Albury, Butler and Sands and Wendell Deveaux Cleaning Company.
He could be seen around Nassau on his famous Iron Donkey Bicycle with
his sons in tow, training them to become responsible and productive members of society.

Baba King made the most important decision of his life when he accepted
Jesus Christ as his personal Saviour. He not only talked the talk but walked
the walk in the wisdom and favour of God leading his family daily
(willingly and unwillingly) in prayer and devotions. After migrating to
Nassau, he first attended St. Peters Baptist Church and later joined
Ebenezer Baptist Church, where he served faithfully for more than 30 years
in numerous roles including: Sunday School Teacher, Deacon, President of
the Men's Fellowship and Associate Pastor. He has travelled extensively
to the Family Islands with Reverend Randolph Deleveaux, and throughout
the United States on many missionary trips spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
When his son Bishop Trevor Williamson, accepted the call of God on his
life to start Ministry, Reverend Williamson joined him and served faithfully
as an Elder at Trinity Global Cathedral until the time of his demise.

King is preceded in death by his:
Wife: Daisy Madlyn Ford-Williamson;
Father: Michael Elisha Williamson;
Mother: Orient Williamson;
Son: Antonne Luovef Williamson;
Daughters: Alvina Williamson-Henfield, Levetha Mervitha Williamson-Moss
and Ruthmae Doreen Williamson-Sargent;
Grandson: Police Corporal 253 Kendrick Leroy Farquharson Sr.;
Brothers: Hudon, Evengless and Clarence Leon Williamson;
Sisters: Queenie Rose, Eloise Johnson, Joyce Higgins, Delro and Joyce Williamson;

The Radiance of this "Amethyst of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of his:
Two Sons: Bishop Trevor (Pastor Sharon) and Pastor Arlington Williamson (Ruthymae) of Orlando, Florida;
Three Daughters: Ministers Bettyann Ferguson (Lovell), Genevieve Bullard (David)
and Samantha Williamson;
Fourteen Grandsons: Shannon (Diane), Trevor Jr., Troy, Travis, Antone and Sherton Williamson,
Vereano Charlton (Christine), Edley Sargent Jr., Navarro and Zhivago Henfield, Pastor Leonardo Jones,
Gregory Miller Jr., DeNairo Bullard and Alexandre Laurore;
Nineteen Granddaughters: Sophia Rolle, Carol, Evette and Muriel Moss,
Carla Bain (Kenneth), Authorine Laurore (Sammy) of West Palm Beach, Florida,
Juliette Broussard (Justin) of Houston, Texas, Romeka and Krislyn Sargent,
Candi Henfield, Corrections Corporal Melderese Newbold (Shawn), Lavette Russell (Dineiko Sr.),
Lavella Ferguson, Ashley Major (Diamond), Latravia (Troy) and Brianne Bullard,
Crystal Clarke, Aliza and Angel Williamson;
Thirty Great Grandsons: Sean and Shane Stubbs, Davonte Moss, Damaris Miller,
Kenrick Farquharson Jr., Meshach Davis, Sammy J and Caleb Laurore, Romeo, Lexicio,
Leo, Caiston and Wayland Adderley, Ejay Sargent, Kamron Johnson, Jonathon Broussard,
Dashawn, Keshawn and Taeshawn Newbold, Navarro Sr. and Aiden Henfield, Keiontae Neely,
Malachi Williamson, Dineiko Jr. and Jeremiah Russell, Troy Bullard III, Kayden Lightbourne,
Clement Rolle Jr., Nathan Blackman and Michael Jones;
Twenty-Three Great Granddaughters: Metera Bodie, Basilnique, Megan and Genevae Miller,
Kendrel and Kiara Farquharson, Macvonya and Selina Moss, Kenneisha and Carlyn Bain,
Alethea Laurore, Kai Barnes, Eryn and Edyn Sargent, Nicola and Zhariyha Henfield,
Emma Williamson, Lea and Lexicia Adderley, Gabrielle Jones, Nevaeh Russell, Tyanna Bullard
and Destin Major;
One Great, Great Grandsons: Jaybre Curtis;
One Brother: Enos Bain (Hartie);
Six Sisters: Cleomi Collie, Clothilda, Maria and Maxine Williamson, Sylvia Gaitor and
Joycelyn Dicky of New Jersey;
Twenty-Two Nephews: Felton, Anthony, Vincentie and Clarence Williamson II (Holly) of Ohio,
Jonathan, Deno and Pastor Bernand Walkine, Winston and Jaamal Collie, Jeffrey Charlton,
Marvin Johnson, Greg of Belleglade, Florida, Elvis and Simeon Bain, Samuel, Vincent and
Bryan Gaitor, Thomas and Garvin Ford, Cecil McIntosh, Zachary and Hartley Williams;
Thirty-Seven Nieces: Evangelist Sheila Rolle, Elder Debra Moss, Zellamae, Priscilla,
Michelle and Catherine Johnson, First Lady Shena Smith (Christopher) of Mangrove Cay,
Wendy Johnson-Ferguson, Evangelist Sharlene Ryan, Mitterlean Gordon (Lloyd), Albertha,
Janice and Elaine of Belleglade, Florida, Tanya and Valerie Bain, Ivarene Murphy, Ellamease,
Maryann, Sheila, Sharrine and Monica Gaitor, Vivian Laing, Minister Stacia Grant (Andrew)
of Ft. Lauderdale, Deegenera Jones-Dixon, Delicia Miller, Toshe, Denise and Maria Williamson,
Pastor Kathyann Hanna, Carolyn Hanna-Black, Naomi Major, Olive and Brendalee Adderley,
Gloria McIntosh, Sarah Martin, Generine Williams, Cheryl Thomas (Greg) of Florida,
Bridgette Jones (Willie) of Georgia and Jessica Ware-Hanna of Chicago, Illinois;
Twenty-Three Grandnephews: Minister Gabriel (Jenee), Corporal 182 Samuel, John,
Hezekiah and David Gordon, Arreo Ferguson Jr., Renard Poitier, Christopher Smith Jr.,
Donovan Moss, Elvado Wright, Damicko, Lemon, Jeffon, Deno Jr., Joshua, Isiah and
Davian Walkine, Dameko Brennen, Johnny Thompson of Ft. Lauderdale, Kendrick Jr.,
Kirk, Kwintorn, Kwon and Kyle Jones;
Twenty-Two Grandnieces: Chrystal Gordon, Angelica Roker (Jeremy), Ahrachelle Ferguson,
Anishka Seymour (Danny), Bernique Rolle, Garranique Ryan, Khrishena, Christin, Shanae
and Tahnee Smith, Erika and Tyvonia Wright, Chrissy, Jermenique, Natasha McKenzie,
Krissy Newbold, Christen Brennen, Ulyssia and Ulysses Thompson of Ft. Lauderdale,
Shannon Bain, Kenya and Kenique Jones;
God Child: Claretha Ferguson;
Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Berkley, Sarah, Elton, Huel
and Newton Williamson, Rev. Randolph Beneby, Rev. Randolph Deleveaux, Frankie Ferguson
of Miami Florida, Pastor Edward and Andrea Pratt, Alice Adams, Dorothy Newbold, Bessley Gray,
Ronald, Ozel and Viola Miller, Apostle Dr. Dorinda Dean, Marrietta, Rosemary and Lasheena Moss,
Milton Henfield, Edley Sargent, Michelle Jones, Leroy and Angela Adderley, Joy Giste,
Sophie Saunders, Kerilee Griffith, Ellise Curling, Katherine Murray, Celeste Romer, Sherry Bullard,
Viola Beneby, Yvonne Johnson, Inez Symonette, Deno Moss, M'wale Rahming, Dr. Carolyn Rolle
and their families, Elizabeth Estates Community, The McGregor family, Trinity Global Cathedral Family,
Pine Field Improvement Connection (PIC), St. Matthew's Day Care and Ebenezer Baptist Church Family.
Special Thanks To: The Doctors and Nurses of Male Surgical Ward #2
and the Accident and Emergency Department, Princess Margaret Hospital,
Warwick Paradise Island-Bahamas and Public Domain Ltd.