Christina then went on to become a First Lady as her husband became a pastor at St. Paul Church of God In Christ in Bradley, Florida. She served faithfully as First Lady from 2010 to 2013. "Miss Chris" or "Sister Chris", as she was affectionately known, was a fun, loving and kind-hearted women who will be loved and missed by who knew her.

On February 4, 2014, God called his angel, Christina home to be with him. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Paul Chisolm, Isaac Chisolm, Sr., and George Chisolm; two sisters, Marie Bradley and Estelle Young; mother and father-in-law, Lilly Mae and James Williams Sr.; sister-in-law, Dorothy Mae Frederick and two nephews Isaac "Scottie" Chisolm Jr. and Daryl Bradley.

Christina left to cherish her memory her loving and devoted husband of 43 years, James Williams Jr.; four daughters, Elaine, Andrea, Ericka, and Olivia all of Fort Myers, Florida; one son, Isaac of Fort Myers, Florida; four grandchildren, Shanice, Duwayne, Kelsey, and Trenton; three great-grands, Ivan, Ahmariyah, and Duwayne III; one sister, Easter Parks (Frederick) of Maybrook, New York; special aunt, Rosa Murray (Joseph) of St. Helena Island, South Carolina; four brothers-in-law, John Williams (Ruby), Leroy Williams (Jacqualin), Lee Andrew Williams (Mae Florence) all of Fort Myers, Florida and Jerome Powell of South Carolina; two sisters-in-law, Buelah Chisolm and Annie Belle Chisolm (like a sister) of St. Helena Island, South Carolina; four godchildren, Ronald, Erick, Toby, and Alexandra; special daughter, Doris Weaver, Rhoda Hubbard, Theresa McGriff, and Jenifer Fox; one godbrother, Errol Cummings; special friends, Diane Cummings and Christine Davis and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, church family and friends.