Baton Rouge, LA - Demetrice accepted Christ at an early age and was baptized under the leadership of Dr. John E. Montgomery II at Greater King Baptist Church.

She was a free-spirited, loving, caring and thoughtful person, that loved pitching in and helping others, especially children, reach their God-given full potential in life.

Demetrice was a graduate of Istrouma High and Delta College. She loved taking her kids and nieces and nephews to the parades, local events, and the library.

Demetrice had many self taught skills, and was known to many for styling and braiding hair, creating clothing, and decorating.

Demetrice is survived by her daughters Jalyn B. Butler and Zori S. Williams, her dad Willie T. Henderson, sisters Denita A. Williams-Glover (George), Ciji Williams, Danielle Henderson, brother Ralphel D. Williams, god-sister La'Toris K. Duncan, aunts Bertha W. Anderson, Theresa H. Gibbs, Florence G. Hudson, and Vaughn Davis, all of Baton Rouge, Annette Hudson of Matteson, IL, Norma Pitre of New Orleans, LA, uncles James Hudson (Penny) of Chicago, IL, Raymond Williams, Donald Hudson (Betty) of Baker, LA, John Hudson (Valvetta) of Baton Rouge, Roderick Hudson of Grand Prairie, TX. and a host of nieces and nephews, great-nieces and great nephews, cousins, and other loving relatives and friends.

Demetrice was preceded in death by James L. Williams, Bernice Hudson Williams, paternal and maternal grandparents James and Elnora Hudson and Bernard and Corine Williams, uncles Dan, Richard (Odell), Burnell Williams, Norman Hudson, and Aunt Daisy Williams.