Elizabeth T. Williams

Elizabeth passed away on April 30, 2025, at CenterPoint Medical Center in Independence, MO, at the age of 65.

Elizabeth Williams was born December 13, 1959, in Kansas City, MO, to Robert Taylor and Cornelia C. Creacy. She was a lifelong resident of Kansas City, MO.

She graduated from Bishop Lillis High School in Kansas City, MO, in 1977. After high school she attended the University of Missouri – Kansas City, where she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management.

She began to work for AT&T as a Call Center Manager and quickly reached the title of Regional Operations Manager, where she served for over 20 years. From there she spent over 8 years at the City of Kansas City as an Associate Director for the 311 Action Center. She then went on to serve another 9 years as the Associate Director for the Claims Center at AIG. Finally, in 2020, she founded her consulting firm, Alpha and Omega Consulting. That’s when she was able to show her true passion for community outreach and higher education. Her interactions with organizations like COMBAT, Sister’s in Christ, International Association of Women, Connections to Success, Second Chance, and so many more gave her the opportunity to help empower so many people to create a sustainable impact on their lives.

Elizabeth was saved at an early age & spent her entire life spreading Christ’s teachings to all she encountered.

Elizabeth married her husband, Bruce Williams, on November 24, 2007, and they were happily married for 17 years.

She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Taylor; father, Ronald Creacy; father, Hayward Palmer; uncle Robert and aunt Ida Mae Birch; aunt Vivian Warren; and brother, Gregory Taylor Sr.

Elizabeth leaves to cherish her memory her husband Bruce Williams; her mother Cornelia Creacy; seven sisters: Lois Palmer, Donna Brown, Merlia Betts, Gwen Taylor (Ricky), Vivian Creacy, Carol Creacy and Evelyn Taylor; four brothers: Hayward Palmer Jr.(Valerie), Mark Creacy, Zachary Taylor, and Ken Taylor; six daughters: Lisa Mathews (Janelle), Sheryl Kemp (Charles) of Louisiana, Terra Johnson (Winfield) of Louisiana, Kendall Shells, Dyyone Alberty and Brandy Draper; four sons: Raphael Taylor Sr. Maurice Ramsey (Kishara), Jermine Alberty and Jeremy Williams; two special daughters/nieces: Corene Johnson (Michael) and Kiesha Creacy; twelve grandsons: Teon Giles, DaJuan Ramsey, London Taylor, Brandon Nunn, Raphael Taylor Jr, Wesley Poke III, Terrence Johnson Sr, Nathan Giles, Christopher Giles, Joseph Giles, Dominique Sullivan and Jerimiah Alberty; five granddaughters: Alexandria Riley (Michael), Dasianera Perkins, Shanon Simmons, Jer’Mia Alberty and Shaneca Jones; eighteen great grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends.