Stan Williams, late of College Hill in Cincinnati, Ohio died in his 78th year after a long illness lesser men would have succumbed to in it's early stages.
Stan was the son of Alwin and Edith (Young) Williams who preceded Stan in death.
He is survived by brothers, James of Stoughton, Wisconsin; Duane (Darlene) of Neenah, Wisconsin; John (Joan) of Marshfield, Wisconsin and William of Madison, Wisconsin.
Stan's body was cremated and his remains placed at The Spring Grove Arboretum and Cemetery in Cincinnati on November 26, 2016. His urn is placed in the Magnolia mausoleum.
Though Stan was a modest man who wanted no religious or public services, his family and friends wish to celebrate his life and devoted friendship. They will gather at 5300 Hamilton Avenue in Cincinnati at 1:00 where a reception will be held, beginning in the Hammond North Party Room of his condominium building residence.
To see pictures from Stan's life you can access a moving tribute by Allen Hamilton on Youtube.com under the title:
Mr Stanley Williams !
Stan was the son of Alwin and Edith (Young) Williams who preceded Stan in death.
He is survived by brothers, James of Stoughton, Wisconsin; Duane (Darlene) of Neenah, Wisconsin; John (Joan) of Marshfield, Wisconsin and William of Madison, Wisconsin.
Stan's body was cremated and his remains placed at The Spring Grove Arboretum and Cemetery in Cincinnati on November 26, 2016. His urn is placed in the Magnolia mausoleum.
Though Stan was a modest man who wanted no religious or public services, his family and friends wish to celebrate his life and devoted friendship. They will gather at 5300 Hamilton Avenue in Cincinnati at 1:00 where a reception will be held, beginning in the Hammond North Party Room of his condominium building residence.
To see pictures from Stan's life you can access a moving tribute by Allen Hamilton on Youtube.com under the title:
Mr Stanley Williams !
Stan Williams, late of College Hill in Cincinnati, Ohio died in his 78th year after a long illness lesser men would have succumbed to in it's early stages.
Stan was the son of Alwin and Edith (Young) Williams who preceded Stan in death.
He is survived by brothers, James of Stoughton, Wisconsin; Duane (Darlene) of Neenah, Wisconsin; John (Joan) of Marshfield, Wisconsin and William of Madison, Wisconsin.
Stan's body was cremated and his remains placed at The Spring Grove Arboretum and Cemetery in Cincinnati on November 26, 2016. His urn is placed in the Magnolia mausoleum.
Though Stan was a modest man who wanted no religious or public services, his family and friends wish to celebrate his life and devoted friendship. They will gather at 5300 Hamilton Avenue in Cincinnati at 1:00 where a reception will be held, beginning in the Hammond North Party Room of his condominium building residence.
To see pictures from Stan's life you can access a moving tribute by Allen Hamilton on Youtube.com under the title:
Mr Stanley Williams !
Stan was the son of Alwin and Edith (Young) Williams who preceded Stan in death.
He is survived by brothers, James of Stoughton, Wisconsin; Duane (Darlene) of Neenah, Wisconsin; John (Joan) of Marshfield, Wisconsin and William of Madison, Wisconsin.
Stan's body was cremated and his remains placed at The Spring Grove Arboretum and Cemetery in Cincinnati on November 26, 2016. His urn is placed in the Magnolia mausoleum.
Though Stan was a modest man who wanted no religious or public services, his family and friends wish to celebrate his life and devoted friendship. They will gather at 5300 Hamilton Avenue in Cincinnati at 1:00 where a reception will be held, beginning in the Hammond North Party Room of his condominium building residence.
To see pictures from Stan's life you can access a moving tribute by Allen Hamilton on Youtube.com under the title:
Mr Stanley Williams !
