In the small community of Wilmer, Alabama, grief hung heavy in the air as residents gathered to say their final goodbyes to a mother, her pregnant teenage daughter, and her young son — victims of a heartbreaking tragedy that has shaken the entire area. The funeral for Lisa Fields, 46, her daughter Keziah Luker, 17, who was eight months pregnant, and her son Thomas “TJ” Cordelle Jr., 12, drew hundreds of family members, friends, and neighbors seeking comfort and support.

Family members shared that Keziah’s unborn daughter, Oaklynn Jordan, was laid to rest tenderly in her mother’s arms during the service. The heartbreaking detail underscored the profound loss felt by all who knew this close-knit family.

The funeral services took place at Serenity Funeral Home in Theodore, Alabama, followed by a burial at Serenity Memorial Gardens. The parking lot overflowed with vehicles as the community came together to honor the lives taken far too soon. Attendees described the atmosphere as deeply emotional, filled with tears, shared memories, and expressions of love for the family.

According to authorities, the victims were found in the early morning hours of April 20, 2026, inside their residence on Auble Moody Road. Investigators noted no immediate signs of forced entry, though the home showed signs of disturbance. The victims were discovered in separate rooms with their hands bound behind their backs.

William “Bill” Graham Oliver, 54, has been arrested and charged in connection with the quadruple homicide. He faces multiple counts of capital murder. Oliver is currently in custody as the investigation continues. A bond hearing is scheduled as part of the ongoing legal proceedings.

Community leaders and friends emphasized the importance of unity during this difficult time. Many expressed shock and sorrow, while offering continued support to the surviving family members who are now navigating life without their loved ones. Tributes poured in, highlighting Lisa’s kindness, Keziah’s bright spirit as a young mother-to-be, and TJ’s joyful personality.

As Wilmer processes this unimaginable loss, the funeral served not only as a farewell but also as a powerful reminder of the community’s strength and resilience. While questions about the motive and full circumstances remain under investigation, the focus on this day was on honoring the memories of Lisa, Keziah, TJ, and little Oaklynn.

The tragedy has left a lasting impact on Wilmer and surrounding areas. Residents continue to lean on one another for healing, sharing stories and support as they seek justice and peace. Anyone with additional information is encouraged to contact the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office.

In the face of such profound sorrow, the people of Wilmer stood together — a testament to the enduring bonds of family and community even in the darkest moments. The memories of the Fields family will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved them.