Alberta Williams King

1904–1974 (age 70)

civil rights figure

Biography

Alberta Williams King, born in 1904, offered dignified leadership within the civil rights movement and in her church, reminding all who knew her of the power of faith coupled with justice.

The compassion she extended to families and the young musicians she coached reflect a legacy that continues to inspire those who visit South-View Cemetery.

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