Obituary of Na'jee Brieyanna Wilson

Walk of Fame Nájee B. Wilson (fondly known as Bunny Rabbit) was born on June 6, 1995, in Vineland, NJ to Marc and Tracey Wilson and Eric and Beatrice Darby. Nájee’s life was nothing short of a real life movie. She accomplished everything she put her mind to. At a very young age her interest in singing and acting was made evident by her singing solos in the kitchen with her family. She started singing at St. Matthews Baptist Church where she became heavily involved in the Youth Ministry. By age 13 she was in her first ever movie “Standing Ovation.” From then on her stardom grew in her community. Shortly after she wrote an original song entitled “Love Letter” which became a favorite amongst her family and friends. Her love of entertaining only grew when she opened with a performance for Smokey Robinson at the 17th annual Concert for Kids hosted by the Boys and Girls club of New Jersey at the Performing Arts Center in Newark. Nájee was not only a performer but also an avid volunteer and lover of people. Her lively personality led her to become a weekly evening radio personality on WNJC 1360 am. Her lifelong goal to become a medical professional kicked in and she started at Cumberland County College as a Biology major. At college is where she met the love of her life Kennie Williams Jr. They dated and life was good. Life took a positive turn and her family started to grow. She became pregnant with her son Kennie Williams III. He was born on February 13, 2016. Nájee was elated to become a mother and Kennie (also known as Trey) would soon be HER shining star. After several years of dating, Nájee and Kennie Jr. decided to get married. Their parents were overjoyed by their choice. They would spend the following months enjoying their new role as parents and growing deeper in love. Nájee is survived by her son Kenneth Williams III and fiancé Kenneth Williams Jr. her mother Beatrice Darby and stepfather Eric Darby, her father Marc Wilson and stepmother Tracey Wilson, her beloved siblings Andrea Watkins (Dwayne Watkins), Erika Darby, Marcus Wilson and Michael Wilson, Grandparents Edward Garlic (deceased BettyAnn Garlic), Lois Perren (deceased James Wilson) and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, family and friends.