Domonique Dearde Williams Sr. was born in Pahokee, Florida, on July 11, 1983. He was born to the proud parents Mary and Tommie Harper, with his biological father, Roger Williams. Domonique was affectionately known as "Neechy" to his friends and family. He received his education in the Palm Beach County Schools, attending Pahokee Elementary School and Pahokee Middle and Senior High School, where he graduated in 2002.

At an early age, Domonique was under the guidance of Mount Mariah Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of the Late Rev Jessie Biggs was his pastor, First Lady, and Godmother, Sis. Allie Biggs. Under that guidance, Domonique became a member of the United Missionary Baptist Church.

Later, when Rev. Biggs' two churches merged into one, Domonique joined the United Missionary Baptist Church "Family" under the leadership of Rev. James White. He remained a member until his passing on July 27, 2025. Domonique worked at Pahokee Elementary School alongside the wonderful teacher, Mrs. Taylor Lashley. He was a gentle lover of people, and his soft, joyful demeanor brought happiness to everyone who met him.

Domonique was preceded in death by his grandparents, Ethel and William Seabrooks, and Frances Powell; great-grandparents Clara and Willie McPherson; aunt Patricia "Pat" Brown; uncles Otis Williams and Moses Williams; and brother Kevious Rolle.

Domonique was a proud father of three beautiful children and a grandfather to one cherished grandchild. He leaves behind loving memories for his parents, Mary and Tommie Harper; biological father, Roger Williams; two sons, Domonique Williams Jr. and De'Shon Williams; one daughter, Dallas Williams; and one granddaughter, Molana Williams.

He is also survived by his sisters: Natashia Williams, Bertha (Sheldon) Shakespeare, Sophia Williams, Rogena Rolle, Tomisha (Ronald) Buxton, Melissa Kyles, Tonya Brown, Shavena Williams, and Erna McFolley; and brothers: Nashon Williams, William Brown, Marvin Sharpe, Roger Williams Jr., Javis Walker, and Ernie Williams.

Domonique had a special grandmother, Allie H. Biggs; godmothers Barbara Jones and Annie Cornelius; and cherished friends John Nelson, Douglas Angram, Leroy Carrigan, Larry Weston, Kreig Weston, Kenyetta Biggs, and Naye Bradley. He is also survived by uncles Andrew (Jessie) Robinson, Louis Robinson, Norman (Susie) Seabrooks, Everett (Dorothy) McPherson, and Rupert (Ullock); aunts Flonisey Smith and Gladys (Johnnie) Royal; and Angela (Odell) Harvey; as well as special cousins Corey (Shakeica) Robinson and Patrick Oliver. He leaves behind a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins, along with loving family and friends.