MONTGOMERY, AL – Cetki Williams, a member of BB King’s Blues Club Montgomery entertainment scene and a transport driver at the GV Sonny Montgomery VA Hospital. Cetki, has died.
Cetki was a familiar face to many in Montgomery, Alabama, where he was born and raised. He had a genuine love for his hometown and made an indelible impact on the local community in both his professional and personal life. A proud graduate of Sidney Lanier High School, Cetki went on to study at Florida State University, where he became an avid supporter of the Seminoles. His dedication to his alma mater was just one of the many ways he demonstrated his passion and loyalty to the things he cared about.
In addition to his time at FSU, Cetki was deeply involved in the Montgomery entertainment scene. He was a valued member of BB King’s Blues Club Montgomery Entertainment, where his presence brought energy and warmth to every event. Whether behind the scenes or interacting with performers and patrons, Cetki’s positive attitude and vibrant personality were felt by everyone around him. His contributions to the local entertainment industry made him a beloved figure in the city.
Professionally, Cetki worked at the Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System (CAVHCS), where he served as a transport driver. He was known for his kindness, his commitment to the veterans he served, and his dedication to his work. Many at the hospital have shared their sorrow over his passing, reflecting on the many ways Cetki made their lives easier and brighter with his unwavering support and friendly demeanor.
“I just saw you yesterday in Prosthetics!!! I had no idea that it would be the last time I saw you,” one of Cetki’s colleagues shared with heartfelt sadness. “Your presence will be missed around CAVHCS.”
Cetki’s passing is a profound loss for his family, friends, and the many people whose lives he touched. As a transport driver, he went above and beyond to help others, showing compassion and care to everyone he encountered. His willingness to serve others and his sense of humor made him a favorite among his colleagues and patients alike.
Throughout his life, Cetki embodied the values of hard work, dedication, and kindness. He was someone who was always ready to lend a hand, offer encouragement, or share a smile. His family, friends, and coworkers remember him not just for his professional accomplishments, but for the joy and warmth he brought to every interaction.
As the community grieves this heartbreaking loss, those who knew Cetki are encouraged to lift up his family and friends during this difficult time. His impact on the lives of others will continue to resonate, and his memory will be cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Cetki Williams’ passing has left a void in the hearts of many, but his spirit will live on in the countless lives he touched. Rest in peace, Cetki — your presence will be greatly missed, and your legacy of service, kindness, and dedication will never be forgotten.