Judith L Ellison Williams was born July 25 ^th 1951 to the Late Judith and Louis Ellison in Brooklyn NY, where she was raised by her Aunt Queenie and Uncle Flynn Jay grew up on Greene Ave later moving to Lexington Ave where she planted her roots. She attended St Ambrose Catholic School where she obtained her diploma. At the age of 18 Jay started her career at the US Justice Department where she was the assistant to the US attorney for 37yrs before retiring.

Jay dedicated her life to her children Desiree who many joked was her twin and Jahi her prodigy son. She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, one of the fondest memories her granddaughter T'yanna shared was her 1 ^st time going to the wax museum in Time Square being with her. Although she joyfully awaited and got to lay eyes on she never had the pleasure of holding the newest addition her granddaughter Kimora.

Judy had a passion for traveling whether cruising or flying with the family or alone. Her dream trip was to Egypt where she got to visit the pyramid's and ride a camel. She loved to cook, party, dance, and shop QVC was her late night company. Judy was the life of the party always a joy to be around. If you needed to chat or garner some good advice she was the woman to talk too. An inspiration to all who knew her with a smile to brighten your day and hug that warmed your heart she will truly be missed.

On December 10th 2021 Judith claimed her wings at Einstein hospital in Philadelphia the city she had relocated too and came to love her heavenly father called her home.

Jay leaves to cherish in her memories daughter Desiree, son Jahi, daughter in-law Florence, 3 granddaughter's ShaQuashia, T'yanna, Kimora 2 grandson's Shaquille, Kyle 3 great grand's Peyton, Trevor, Thailah 2 sister's Stephanie and Desiree 1 brother Louis 2 god daughter's Chandra and Tiana and host of nieces, nephews, and friends.

Judy went to be reunited with her loved one's Isiah the love of her life, mother Judith, Father Louis, Grandmother Julia, aunt Queenie, uncle Flynn and sister Michele who preceded her in death.