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Coy
Williams Jr.
January 16, 1961 — September 13, 2026
Coy Williams Jr. was born on January 16, 1961, in Sacramento, California. He departed this life on September 13, 2026, at the age of 65, leaving behind a lifetime of memories and a personality that will not soon be forgotten.
Coy spent his early childhood in Sacramento, where he attended elementary school. He later moved with his family to Stockton, California, where he continued his education and attended Franklin High School.
As he entered adulthood, Coy spent many years working in the construction industry. Construction became an important part of his working life, where he dedicated years to a trade that required hard work, skill, and commitment.
He loved fishing and enjoyed the peace that came with spending time near the water. Coy also had a great love for baseball. He spent many years playing and competing, and he had plenty of trophies to show for it. And then there were motorcycles. Coy loved to ride. There was something about being on his motorcycle and experiencing the freedom of the open road that suited him.
Among the greatest loves of Coy's life were his beloved dogs, Gunner and Rossi. Coy loved and cherished them deeply. They were much more than pets to him - they were his companions and his family. They shared his everyday life, his routines, his home, and countless special moments.
Gunner and Rossi both preceded Coy in death. For those who knew the special bond between Coy and his dogs, there is comfort in imagining that after being apart, Coy, Gunner, and Rossi are together once again.
Coy was preceded in death by his mother and father; his two brothers; and his beloved dogs, Gunner and Rossi.
Although Coy had no children of his own, he leaves to cherish his memory his two surviving sisters, his nieces and nephews; extended family members; a sister-in law, and many friends whose lives were touched by knowing him.
Rest in Peace, Coy.
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