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Damascus Missionary Baptist Church
Date: 05-16-2026
Time: 1:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM
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Obituary
Tiffany Dawn Williams Montina, affectionately known to many simply as “Tiffany,” was born on April 1, 1981, in Madison, Florida, to James Williams and Glynis Boatman. On Monday, May 4, 2026, Tiffany quietly transitioned from labor to reward in Jacksonville, Florida, leaving behind a legacy filled with love, laughter, strength, and unforgettable memories.
Tiffany was a woman whose presence could brighten any room she entered. Full of life, vibrant energy, and an infectious smile, she had a personality that naturally drew people close to her. Whether among family, friends, coworkers, or strangers who quickly became friends, Tiffany had a gift for making others feel welcomed, valued, and loved. She never met a stranger and truly embodied the spirit of joy and celebration.
At an early age, Tiffany accepted Christ and carried within her a spirit of compassion, perseverance, and resilience throughout her life’s journey. She cherished her family deeply and found her greatest happiness in the moments shared with those she loved most.
Tiffany received her education through the Madison County School System and later dedicated herself professionally as a Receiving Clerk with Henry Schein Medical Supply Warehouse. Through her hard work, commitment, and warm spirit, she developed meaningful friendships and earned the respect and admiration of many colleagues throughout her years of service.
Outside of work, Tiffany loved living life to the fullest. She had a passion for traveling, creating memories, laughing with loved ones, and embracing every opportunity to enjoy life’s simple blessings. Her laughter was contagious, her love was genuine, and her heart was one of pure gold. To know Tiffany was to experience warmth, kindness, and authenticity.
As life’s journey came to a close, God gently called Tiffany from earthly labor to eternal rest. Though her voice is now still and her earthly presence is missed beyond measure, the love she shared and the memories she created will forever live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.
Cherishing her precious memories and legacy of love are her devoted husband, Wallace Montina; loving mother, Glynis Boatman; beloved children: Anthony Minor, Keyasme Montina, and Clemmesia Montina; cherished grandchildren: Paige Jackson, Jimmie Jackson, Jr., and Kyrie Tisby; sisters: Annie Williams and Jamie Williams; brothers: James, Bryan, Bryce, and Zacery Boatman; uncle: Felix Jackson; beloved nieces and nephews; devoted goddaughter: E’moni Wilcher; best friend: Kamecia Williams; special cousins: Williams Williams and April Roberts Williams; along with a host of many other sorrowing relatives, extended family members, and dear friends who will forever treasure her beautiful spirit and loving heart.
Tiffany Dawn Williams Montina was preceded in death by her father, James Williams.
Tiffany was a woman whose presence could brighten any room she entered. Full of life, vibrant energy, and an infectious smile, she had a personality that naturally drew people close to her. Whether among family, friends, coworkers, or strangers who quickly became friends, Tiffany had a gift for making others feel welcomed, valued, and loved. She never met a stranger and truly embodied the spirit of joy and celebration.
At an early age, Tiffany accepted Christ and carried within her a spirit of compassion, perseverance, and resilience throughout her life’s journey. She cherished her family deeply and found her greatest happiness in the moments shared with those she loved most.
Tiffany received her education through the Madison County School System and later dedicated herself professionally as a Receiving Clerk with Henry Schein Medical Supply Warehouse. Through her hard work, commitment, and warm spirit, she developed meaningful friendships and earned the respect and admiration of many colleagues throughout her years of service.
Outside of work, Tiffany loved living life to the fullest. She had a passion for traveling, creating memories, laughing with loved ones, and embracing every opportunity to enjoy life’s simple blessings. Her laughter was contagious, her love was genuine, and her heart was one of pure gold. To know Tiffany was to experience warmth, kindness, and authenticity.
As life’s journey came to a close, God gently called Tiffany from earthly labor to eternal rest. Though her voice is now still and her earthly presence is missed beyond measure, the love she shared and the memories she created will forever live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.
Cherishing her precious memories and legacy of love are her devoted husband, Wallace Montina; loving mother, Glynis Boatman; beloved children: Anthony Minor, Keyasme Montina, and Clemmesia Montina; cherished grandchildren: Paige Jackson, Jimmie Jackson, Jr., and Kyrie Tisby; sisters: Annie Williams and Jamie Williams; brothers: James, Bryan, Bryce, and Zacery Boatman; uncle: Felix Jackson; beloved nieces and nephews; devoted goddaughter: E’moni Wilcher; best friend: Kamecia Williams; special cousins: Williams Williams and April Roberts Williams; along with a host of many other sorrowing relatives, extended family members, and dear friends who will forever treasure her beautiful spirit and loving heart.
Tiffany Dawn Williams Montina was preceded in death by her father, James Williams.