Ollie Watts

Ollie Lee Watts Jr., affectionately known as “Buster” was born to the late Ollie Lee Watts Sr. and Georgia Ann Elizabeth (Watts) Young on December 23, 1956 in East Orange New Jersey. Ollie was the oldest of three children. Ollie received his education from East Orange, New Jersey public school district. After he finished high school he enlisted in the Army Reserves and then received an Honorable Discharge. Ollie later became employed by East Orange Board of Education. Ollie later met Angelita Cook and out of this relationship they raised four daughters, Larissa Ford, Angelita Jackson, Olivia Cook, and Nicholette Coy. He moved his family to New Brunswick, New Jersey in the late 1970’s. He obtained employment with Saint Peters Hospital in New Brunswick. He was employed by the Middlesex County Correctional Facility in North Brunswick, NJ. He was also employed by Waste Management of New Brunswick and the US #1 Flea market part-time as a security officer, located in New Brunswick. Ollie was a volunteer auxiliary police officer with the New Brunswick Police Department. Some of the things he loved to do was listen to old R&B music. Spend time with his children and family.He liked to eat anything he wasn’t allowed to eat. He liked to watch Law and Order, the animal channel, CSI, and he liked to watch old movies. He liked to play checkers and dominoes. Ollie Lee Watts Jr. is predeceased in death by his mother, Georgia Ann Elizabeth (Watts) Young from Edison, New Jersey his father, Ollie Lee Watts from East Orange, New Jersey and his stepfather, Mckinley Young from Edison, New Jersey. Ollie leaves to mourn and cherish his memory; his four daughters Larissa, Angelita, Olivia, and Nicolette. His two siblings, Brenda Watts-Brown and John (Michael)Watts. 12 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren,1 nephew and three nieces and a host of family and friends.