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Terrial Montheal Williams passed away peacefully on October 27th, 2026. We will always remember the moment the news hit our ears. Although it shattered our hearts, we should remember Terrial the way his family and friends do. He was born on March 1st, 1961, in Augusta, Georgia, to Thomasina Williams and Jimmie Harris.
Terrial moved to Salem, Massachusetts, at a young age, where he graduated from Salem High School and played for the Salem Witch football team. He was known for his speed on the field, earning the nickname "cougar". He also entered the football Hall of Fame while attending Salem High.
Later in his life, he obtained a certification in Mechanical Drafting from ITT Technical Institute. Afterwards, working for a car club for many years. Terrial was a gentle giant to everyone who knew him.
With his passing, he leaves behind two daughters, Charese Williams and Jessica Williams. Six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Along with his beautiful children, he also leaves behind his parents, Thomasina (Gregory) Wilkie. His brothers and sisters include: Bobby Boyd, Geoffrey (Belkis) Boyd, Shon Wilkie, Kimberly (Ronnie) Alford, and Sharon (Richard) Warren. A dedicated Uncle, Vernon (Mary) Williams, and Charles Harris. He leaves a host of nieces and nephews and devoted cousins, who include: Carlton (Dr. Edwina) Boggs, Debbie, Connie, Rhonda, and Derrick Johnson. Lastly, special neighbors who were with him till the very end: Jessica Parha, Charles Middleton, Lamar Patterson, and Rico Tate.
C.A. Reid Sr. Memorial Funeral Home
C.A. Reid Sr. Memorial Funeral Home
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