Wilmer, Alabama, United States — A grieving community gathered this week to say a final goodbye to three members of the Fields family, whose lives were lost in a tragic incident that has deeply impacted residents across Wilmer and surrounding areas.

The victims were identified as Lisa Fields, 46; her daughter Keziah Luker, 17, who was eight months pregnant; and her son Thomas «TJ» Cordelle Jr, 12.

Family members confirmed that Keziah Luker’s unborn daughter, Oaklynn Jordan, was laid to rest in her mother’s arms.

Funeral services were held at Serenity Funeral Home in Theodore, followed by burial at Serenity Memorial Gardens.

The ceremony drew a large crowd, with the parking area filled by family, friends, and community members who came to pay their respects.

According to authorities, the victims were discovered in the early morning hours of April 20 inside their residence on Auble Moody Road.

Investigators reported that there were no immediate signs of forced entry, and the home showed indications of being disturbed.

Officials confirmed that a suspect, William «Bill» Oliver, has been arrested in connection with the case. He is currently in custody as the investigation continues.

Authorities have not released a full timeline or motive, but confirmed that the case remains active as detectives continue gathering evidence and reviewing all available information.

During the funeral, attendees described the atmosphere as deeply emotional, with many expressing shock over the loss and support for the surviving family members.

Community leaders also emphasized unity and the importance of standing together during such a difficult time.

The bond hearing for William «Bill» Oliver is scheduled as part of the ongoing legal process.

As Wilmer continues to mourn, the memory of Lisa Fields, Keziah Luker, Thomas «TJ» Cordelle Jr, and Oaklynn Jordan remains at the center of tributes, as the community seeks answers and healing in the wake of the tragedy.