A Celebration of life service for Halee Williams will be held at Brownfield Amphitheater in Coleman Park on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 1:11 pm with Pastor Delvon Chee officiating. We invite all who were touched by Halee's light to join in celebrating her beautiful life.

Halee Jean Williams, beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, and friend, left this world unexpectedly on September 12, 2026, just two days shy of her 21st birthday. Halee, a vibrant young woman from Brownfield, TX, touched the lives of everyone who knew her with her infectious smile and boundless compassion.

Halee was born on September 14, 2005, and from a young age, she exhibited a love for life that was truly remarkable. She found joy in simple pleasures—reading, spending time outdoors, and playing sports. Her love for the color purple and her fascination with butterflies were expressions of her vibrant spirit. Halee's warmth and kindness extended to all those around her. As she pursued her dream of becoming a nurse, she was dedicated to serving others with the same love and compassion that she radiated.

She was preceded in death by her dear uncle Casey Kidd, who adored her, as well as her great-grandparents Edward Chee, Juanita Jim, Tom Castillo, Gregory Yahnahki, and Rebecca Evans.

Halee is survived by her loving Parents, Justin Williams and Cheryl Chee Cervantes; her Siblings, Jade Stewart, Jacoby Cervantes, and Baby Jared; Her cherished Grandparents, Grammy Jennifer Kidd, who held a special place in her heart Papa Shawn Reid, Grandma Reba, Papa Roger Chee, Tracy, Wife Rhonda Kidd; Aunts and Uncles, Auntie Amanda, Husband Eric Johnson, Kelly Reed, Dexter, Wife Neah Chee, Delvon, Wife Joy Chee, Dominic Chee; Cousins Greyson, Marlee, Kaya Kidd, Bash, Wife Taylor Chino, Kei’Mani, Truce, Nizhoni, Jariah, Sharyn, Chayton, Alalize, Andre, Auralia, Jacob VonKaiser; and many other extended Family and friends that loved her Dearly.

In this time of grief, let us remember Halee for the joy she brought to our lives and the love she so freely gave. May her spirit continue to shine brightly, reminding us all to love deeply and cherish the moments we have and in Halee’s Famous Words, Love you, See you.