Kayin Zareb McWilliams White

Hello, in this time of sorrow, we are asking for your assistance in helping us raise funding for Kayin Zareb memorial.

12/02/2023 1PM

Alfred F Wilson Funeral Home

116 Cleghorn St Villa Rica, GA 30180

Join us in celebration and love of Kayin's Life: Streaming on FB.

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12/02/2023

Kayin Zareb McWilliams White born on August 17th, 2010, In Cobb County, Georgia to Wavenna McWilliams James and Anthony White. He attended Mason Creek Middle School in Douglas County.

He was known to all his friends, family, and teachers as an outgoing, bubbly, and energetic loving and happy. Kayin was curious, joyful, and loved getting into mischief, especially when was with Josiah. One of his favorite activities was swimming. His favorite thing to eat was Pizza, his favorite show was Paw Patrol, and his favorite thing to do was play hide and seek and chase you or being chased by you. Kayin was intelligent, funny, and kind to anyone he encountered. He was an excellent student, and a wonderful friend at school. When he wasn't on his iPad (lol), Kayin could be found playing in the backyard with his niece and nephewand cousin. Kayin was a bright spark and was destined to be a huge personality, even though his time on earth was cut tragically short.

Kayin unfortunately passed away on November 20th, 2023, at Tanner Hospital in Villa Rica. He leaves to remember him: His mother: Wavenna McWilliams James of Villa Rica, GA, His father: Anthony White (Stepmother Mona White) of Barnesville, GA a sister: Chatara James of Villa Rica, GA and two brothers: Deylakim McWilliams of Gainesville, GA and Anthony White, Jr. of Nevada, grandmothers Dorothy McWilliams of Fishkill, NY and Bobbie White of Thomaston, GA Four Uncles: Delando McWilliams of Budd Lake NJ, Rev. Weldon McWilliams, PHD of Garnerville, NY, Silas White (Wife Anna) of McDonough, GA and Edward White Jr. (Wife Veronica) of Barnesville, GA, an aunt: Makeda McWilliams of Smyrna, GA, a niece Temari McWilliams, a nephew Josiah Rush with a host of cousins and other relatives and a community of friends.

I was supposed to spend the rest of my life with you, then I realized, you spent the rest of your life with me. I smile because I know you loved me till the day you went away, and I will keep loving you till the day we’re together again.

Memorial Gathering will be held after services at

City of Temple Senior Center 204 Rome Street, Temple , Ga 30179

Kayin was a loving and always happy young man. He always showed love to everyone he met and Kayin didn’t meet any strangers. He always seemed to know if you needed a hug, a smile, laughter or just simply his presence. His joy, his smiles, his laughter, and joyous occasions that we have shared with him will all be missed and nothing that involved him or anyone that met him will never be the same. We will be announcing arrangements at later date.