Apostle Antonio Williams

Apostle Antonio Marquette Williams, Sr., took his flight to glory on Friday, August 1, 2014 at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, Michigan. He was born November 7, 1972 in Southfield, Michigan to Gloria (James) Williams-Mulkey and Edward Michael Brown.
He was a devoted father and husband. Apostle Williams resided in Lansing, Michigan with his high school sweetheart, his one and only love, his wife of 19 years and four of his children. Apostle Williams graduated from Oak Park High School in Oak Park, Michigan in 1990. He later attended Ross Medical Center in Lansing, Michigan where he earned a medical assistant degree in phlebotomy. He worked at a plasma center and later at the American Red Cross for many years.
Apostle Williams accepted Christ at the age of 22, where he was a very faithful member of Tabernacle of David Church (formally Pentecostal Outreach C.O.G.I.C) for many years. At the Lords leading in 2011, he started his own ministry (Plenty House Ministries later changed to Plenty Faith Ministries). He was ordained as an Apostle in March 2011 by Apostle Terrance Jackson of Detroit, Michigan. Apostle Williams served in the ministry as an Apostle, Pastor and Prophet until unable to do so as a result of his illness.
Nonetheless, he was man of unyielding faith, obedient to whatever God asked of him in spite of his personal circumstances. He would often pray for and minister to strangers, at the leading of the Holy Spirit. He was a man of commitment, character, integrity, honor, dignity, and grace. His last message was about having faith in the midst of adversity. He maintained an unyielding faith that encouraged all who witnessed, until he took his flight to glory.
Apostle Williams leaves to cherish his memory his loving and devoted wife, Krystal D. Williams, three daughters, Sharniqua Shantel Tyson, Brittany Marie Williams and Jasmine Nicole Williams; two sons, Antonio Marquette Williams II and Jeremiah Joshua Williams; parents, Gloria (James) Williams-Mulkey and Edward Michael Brown; one brother, Marquan K. Dartagnan; three aunts, Alice Johnson, Peggy Miles and Snola Clark (Murphy); mother and father-in-law, Willie and Charlotte Greggs, two brothers-in-law, Shaun (Shanda) Greggs and Derek Greggs; best friends, Jason and Bridgett Jones; god-children, and many other relatives and friends.
Antonio was preceded in death by his brother Jason Alexander Thomas.
Visitation: Date/Time: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 - 6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.Location: Tabernacle of David Worship CenterAddress: 2645 W. Holmes RdCity/State: Lansing, MichiganPhone: 517-882-6866
Service Plans: Date/Time: Thursday, August 7, 2014 - 11:00 A.M. (Family Hour 10:00 A.M.)Location: Tabernacle of David Worship CenterAddress: 2645 W. Holmes RdCity/State: Lansing, MichiganPhone: 517-882-6866Officiating: Pastor Larry Trice, Jr.Eulogist: Jason Jones