Before going to our heavenly Father's home, Ethel was born on January 15th, 1944, in Atlanta. Her parents were the late Ed and Carrie Williams, both Alabama natives. The Williams family resided in Mechanicsville, where a young Ethel, her four siblings, and numerous cousins learned valuable life lessons.
A graduate of David T. Howard High School, Ethel worked in the manufacturing industry. After 40 years, she retired from Mondelez Foods (formerly Kraft Foods).
Ethel loved good music and dancing. She would dance up a storm at her older brother Morris's birthday parties! Her greatest joy, however, was motherhood.
Starting at a young age, she was a loving, no-nonsense mother who showed love towards her children, granddaughter, and great-grandson even in her final days.
She joins her parents and siblings, Mary, Morris, Johnny, and James, in her new heavenly home. May they all rest in heavenly peace with God.
A graduate of David T. Howard High School, Ethel worked in the manufacturing industry. After 40 years, she retired from Mondelez Foods (formerly Kraft Foods).
Ethel loved good music and dancing. She would dance up a storm at her older brother Morris's birthday parties! Her greatest joy, however, was motherhood.
Starting at a young age, she was a loving, no-nonsense mother who showed love towards her children, granddaughter, and great-grandson even in her final days.
She joins her parents and siblings, Mary, Morris, Johnny, and James, in her new heavenly home. May they all rest in heavenly peace with God.
Before going to our heavenly Father's home, Ethel was born on January 15th, 1944, in Atlanta. Her parents were the late Ed and Carrie Williams, both Alabama natives. The Williams family resided in Mechanicsville, where a young Ethel, her four siblings, and numerous cousins learned valuable life lessons.
A graduate of David T. Howard High School, Ethel worked in the manufacturing industry. After 40 years, she retired from Mondelez Foods (formerly Kraft Foods).
Ethel loved good music and dancing. She would dance up a storm at her older brother Morris's birthday parties! Her greatest joy, however, was motherhood.
Starting at a young age, she was a loving, no-nonsense mother who showed love towards her children, granddaughter, and great-grandson even in her final days.
She joins her parents and siblings, Mary, Morris, Johnny, and James, in her new heavenly home. May they all rest in heavenly peace with God.
A graduate of David T. Howard High School, Ethel worked in the manufacturing industry. After 40 years, she retired from Mondelez Foods (formerly Kraft Foods).
Ethel loved good music and dancing. She would dance up a storm at her older brother Morris's birthday parties! Her greatest joy, however, was motherhood.
Starting at a young age, she was a loving, no-nonsense mother who showed love towards her children, granddaughter, and great-grandson even in her final days.
She joins her parents and siblings, Mary, Morris, Johnny, and James, in her new heavenly home. May they all rest in heavenly peace with God.
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