Ms. Azeeza Kai Guiles

GUILES, AZEEZA KAI, Celebration of Life Service, Saturday, July 11, 2026, 2:00 pm at Willie A. Watkins Douglasville Chapel, 8312 Dallas Highway, Douglasville, GA 30134. Interment, Mt. Harmony Memorial Garden, 581 Veterans Memorial Highway, Mableton, GA 30126. Viewing, 1 hour prior to service, day of service, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm. 

Willie A. Watkins Douglasville Chapel, Douglasville, GA 770.489.6751.

Ms. Azeeza Kai Guiles, 44, of Douglasville, GA was born on April 14, 1982, in Atlanta, Georgia
at Grady Memorial Hospital. She is the third daughter born to the late Mr. Alexander Leverne
Guiles, Jr. and Mrs.Cynthia Robinson Guiles. She peacefully passed away on Thursday, June
25th in Marietta, GA following a brief illness.
Azeeza accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age and began a lifelong walk
of faith and devotion to God. As a young girl, she sang in the church choir at Trinity A.M.E
Church in Hyman, SC as well as the Pamplico Community Choir and the SC Robinson Roots
Inspirational Mass Choir. Azeeza was a faithful member of the Young People’s Division and
loved attending YPD Retreats at White Oak, Sunday School as well as Vacation Bible School at
both Trinity A.M.E. Church and Mt. Zion Chapel Baptist Church in Pamplico, SC. She was active
in several church ministries and enjoyed fellowshipping with others. She was later baptized with
her family and publicly confessed her faith.
Azeeza attended Hannah Pamplico High School where she graduated in the class of 2000 with
honors. In high school, she was crowned Homecoming Queen, participated in the Student
Government Association, the National Honors Society, Jr. Beta Club and was named Who’s
Who Among American High School Students. She also participated in athletics as a varsity and
junior varsity cheerleader.
After graduating from high school, she furthered her studies at the University of South Carolina
in Columbia, SC. In 2004, she received a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in Criminology
and Criminal Justice reflecting her dedication to academic excellence. Her strong work ethic and
thirst for knowledge led her to pursue a career in law at North Carolina Central University’s
School of Law. It was here that she developed a passion for human services and service to
others. After beginning her studies in law school, she discovered her true calling in serving
others and chose to pursue a career in social work where her compassion and dedication
positively impacted countless lives. She went on to attend the University of South Carolina
where she graduated with a Master of Social Work degree. Azeeza completed her Master of
Social Work degree with pride and earned a solid 4.0 GPA. After graduation, she began working
for the United States Government as a Social Worker for the Department of Veteran Affairs in
Columbia, S.C. She later attended Nova Southeastern University where she earned a graduate
certificate in the field of human services.Her educational journey reflected her lifelong
commitment to learning, personal growth and serving others.
Azeeza embraced life enthusiastically and loved to laugh. Her affectionate smile would light up
any room that she entered. She was known for her kind heart, wise counsel, and sense of
humor. She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, shopping, and traveling, especially
traveling to attend the Robinson Roots Family Reunion. She absolutely adored her nieces and
nephews and would lovingly handcraft the most beautiful baskets and special keepsakes for
each holiday. .
Azeeza leaves to cherish her loving memories, her devoted mother, Mrs.Cynthia Robinson
Guiles of the home, four sisters, Aisha Guiles, Attyya (Erdley) Beckford, Ameena Guiles, and

Alexandria Guiles; two brothers, Kendrick (Monaisia) Guiles and Christopher Singletary; four
nieces, Aaliyah Guiles Williams, Maya Guiles, Logan Guiles, and Makaela Guiles Williams; six
nephews Malik Guiles Williams, Demarcus Williams, and Landon Guiles; six aunts and uncles
whom she loved dearly, Marshall (Joy) Becoat, Marilyn (Eddie) Royal, Timothy Becoat, John
Wayne Becoat,Willie Charles Becoat, and Marshield Becoat. She had a special love for god
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Charles (Myrtis) Cusack of Pamplico, SC. She also leaves a host of
cousins, relatives, and friends.

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