Mrs. Tracy Ann Williams Little of 1701 Allmon Drive, Americus, Georgia died Thursday, September 29, 2022 at the Phoebe Sumter Medical Center in Americus, Georgia.

The funeral service will be held Friday, October 7, 2022 at 11:00 AM in the sanctuary of Whole Truth International Ministry in Americus, Georgia. Everyone in attendance is asked to please wear a mask and to practice social distancing.

The burial will be Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at 10:00 AM at the Andersonville National Cemetery in Andersonville, Georgia.  Everyone in attendance is asked to please wear a mask and to practice social distancing.

A TIME TO BE BORN…

On September 23, 1967, Tracy Ann Williams entered this world as the first of two  children born to the parentage of Shirley Robinson Manning.

A TIME TO GROW…

Tracy attended Americus High School, was a member of the varsity basketball team and a 1986 honor graduate. She continued her education at Fort Valley State University and in 1991 graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting. While there, Tracy pledged Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.

Always an avid learner, in 2022, Tracy attained a Master's degree in Strategic Leadership from Jakes Divinity School/North Central University.

As committed to her career as her academics, Tracy was a dedicated  employee of Eaton-Cooper Lighting for more than 23 years.

A TIME TO LOVE…

On October 29, 1999, Tracy was united in holy matrimony with Curtis Little.  To their union, a daughter, Jazzmine Ja'nae was born. Their union also blessed her with two bonus children, Jhmaal and Tametra.

A TIME TO SERVE…

As she grew in faith, Tracy began her Christian journey at Bethlehem Baptist Church, Plains, GA under the leadership of Pastor Leonard Boston. She later united with Reverend George Monts, Jr., at Zion Hope Baptist Church and Whole Truth International Ministries, Inc.

As an enthusiastic community servant, Tracy selflessly devoted her spare time to children by providing guidance and tutelage in the gospel as a weekly Sunday school teacher, prolific teacher of the Bible, and co-founder of a youth group called Circle of Love. As a tutor and mentor, she founded G.L.O.W- Girls Leading Others the Way, and coached basketball for Sumter County Parks and Recreation       Department.

In 2020, Tracy fulfilled her passion for writing and became a published author. Her book, Princess Jazzmine and Elaine the Elephant is designed to help children   develop character, build self-esteem and establish relationships.

A TIME TO DIE…

Surrounded by loved ones, during the early morning hours of Thursday, September 29, 2022, Tracy was released from her earthly vessel.

A TIME TO MOURN…

Tracy is predeceased by her grandparents, Clarence and Agnes Robinson; two uncles: Otis Williams and Walter Lee Robinson,

Tracy leaves to cherish her memory, and celebrate her legacy of joy, life and love of people, a devoted husband, Curtis Little of Americus, GA; daughter:  Jazzmine Little of Greenville, SC, her mother and stepfather: Shirley Robinson (Perry) Manning of Americus, GA; sister: Victoria (Alfred) Moore of Warner Robins, GA; father and mother-in-law: Johnnie Lee (Ruby Mae) Little of Americus, GA; bonus children, Jhmaal (Ray Donee) Little of Byron, GA and Tametra Little of Austell, GA; bonus grandchildren, Ayngel Harris and Kadynse Riggins of Austell, GA, Kabari Little of Anchorage, AK, Rhylee Little of Byron, GA; brothers-in-law, Johnny (Bobbie) Little of Americus, GA, Melvin (Gail) Little of Valdosta, GA; sister-in-law: Renee (Jeff) Waters of Saint Johns, FL; uncles: Willie (Barbara) Robinson of Phenix City, AL; aunts: Josie Williams Lattimore of Fort Valley, GA, Annie R.    Williams, Leola Williams, Ora C. Williams of Americus, GA, Betty (Donald) Robinson Brown of Decatur, GA; nephews and nieces: Charity Moore, Elecia   Williams and Courtney Williams of Warner Robins, GA, Victor (MarKiva) Williams of Tifton, GA, Kabron  Little of Warner Robins, GA, Jona (Kenneth) Tatum and Renard Little of Americus, GA,  Tiranji (Terry) McKnight of McDonough, GA, Terrance Little of Columbus, GA, Romeo Waters and Jeffrey (Kennisha) Waters of St. Johns, FL,  JaKesha Waters of Houston,  TX; a devoted friend, Linda Martin of Columbia, SC, several sorrowing cousins, relatives and friends.