Williams family send our love to each of you.

My mother taught me to appreciate art, literature, nature, and the beauty that surrounds us, and for that, I'll be eternally grateful. I love you, momma. Always

My NaNa was a remarkable women and the grandparent I spent the most time with growing up and her presence meant the world to me. I cannot imagine my life without my grandmother, a wonderful combination of warmth and kindness, laughter and love. She overlooked our faults, encouraged or dreams, and praised our every success. I remember when we were kids, she’d say “okay, let’s get into the Cougar (her chariot)” and we would make our way to The Cove for a fun filled day of swimming in the sun… oh, how she loved the sunshine and water! She and PopPop eventually got an above-ground pool, which we lived in. On rainy days, we would go to the movies, read bible stories or play games (Boggle, Scattegories, Fictionary). She and PopPop hosted decades of family birthday, Christmas and Thanksgiving celebrations and I always looked forward to going because I knew that I would get to hang out with my sister and cousins in the den and take turns in PopPop’s lazy chair and watch movies on HBO (which was a big deal for us). One of her favorite memories was of me throwing myself in the air while yelling “pigs in space” and landing on my sister Holly, which in turn was the reason she couldn’t become a ballerina (don’t think that was ever in the cards anyway). She would let me hang out in her frilly bedroom and look through her perfumes and makeup (probably because I preferred Tonka Trucks to Barbies). I will miss you, NaNa, and I’ll always hold onto the amazing memories we shared together. Today and tomorrow, my whole life through, we will always love and cherish you.

Kim, I will continue to keep you and your entire family uplifted in prayer as you lay your Angel to rest...