Stuart Allyn Williams, 93, passed away peacefully on December 27, 2018. He was a long-time Cape Codder and known to his family and friends as “Dewey”. He was drafted into the United States Army in 1941, when he was in the 10th grade. He was an infantry soldier during World War II, and earned a Purple Heart during his service in France and Germany. After his time in the Army, he spent many years working as a carpenter and handyman on Cape Cod.
Dewey always enjoyed spending time with his family - fishing out at Horseshoe Shoals, water skiing and cookouts on Wequaquet Lake, scalloping off Kalmus Beach, watching his sons play hockey at Kennedy Rink and soccer at the Barnstable High School fields.
In his later years, he enjoyed building birdhouses and doing yarn and embroidery work. If you stopped by for a visit, he was likely to give you one of his famous “mug rugs” or “yarn cats”, along with a smile and a hug.
Stuart was the loving husband of Irma (Allen) for 71 years, and beloved father of Ron, Don, Debbie (Dow) and Paul. He was predeceased by his son, Bruce, and his sister and two brothers, Audrey Cottle, Norman Williams and Kenneth Williams. He leaves behind nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many extended family and loved ones. He was the son of the late Lester and Florence (Bearse) Williams.
Services will be private. Online c
Dewey always enjoyed spending time with his family - fishing out at Horseshoe Shoals, water skiing and cookouts on Wequaquet Lake, scalloping off Kalmus Beach, watching his sons play hockey at Kennedy Rink and soccer at the Barnstable High School fields.
In his later years, he enjoyed building birdhouses and doing yarn and embroidery work. If you stopped by for a visit, he was likely to give you one of his famous “mug rugs” or “yarn cats”, along with a smile and a hug.
Stuart was the loving husband of Irma (Allen) for 71 years, and beloved father of Ron, Don, Debbie (Dow) and Paul. He was predeceased by his son, Bruce, and his sister and two brothers, Audrey Cottle, Norman Williams and Kenneth Williams. He leaves behind nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many extended family and loved ones. He was the son of the late Lester and Florence (Bearse) Williams.
Services will be private. Online c
Stuart Allyn Williams, 93, passed away peacefully on December 27, 2018. He was a long-time Cape Codder and known to his family and friends as “Dewey”. He was drafted into the United States Army in 1941, when he was in the 10th grade. He was an infantry soldier during World War II, and earned a Purple Heart during his service in France and Germany. After his time in the Army, he spent many years working as a carpenter and handyman on Cape Cod.
Dewey always enjoyed spending time with his family - fishing out at Horseshoe Shoals, water skiing and cookouts on Wequaquet Lake, scalloping off Kalmus Beach, watching his sons play hockey at Kennedy Rink and soccer at the Barnstable High School fields.
In his later years, he enjoyed building birdhouses and doing yarn and embroidery work. If you stopped by for a visit, he was likely to give you one of his famous “mug rugs” or “yarn cats”, along with a smile and a hug.
Stuart was the loving husband of Irma (Allen) for 71 years, and beloved father of Ron, Don, Debbie (Dow) and Paul. He was predeceased by his son, Bruce, and his sister and two brothers, Audrey Cottle, Norman Williams and Kenneth Williams. He leaves behind nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many extended family and loved ones. He was the son of the late Lester and Florence (Bearse) Williams.
Services will be private. Online c
Dewey always enjoyed spending time with his family - fishing out at Horseshoe Shoals, water skiing and cookouts on Wequaquet Lake, scalloping off Kalmus Beach, watching his sons play hockey at Kennedy Rink and soccer at the Barnstable High School fields.
In his later years, he enjoyed building birdhouses and doing yarn and embroidery work. If you stopped by for a visit, he was likely to give you one of his famous “mug rugs” or “yarn cats”, along with a smile and a hug.
Stuart was the loving husband of Irma (Allen) for 71 years, and beloved father of Ron, Don, Debbie (Dow) and Paul. He was predeceased by his son, Bruce, and his sister and two brothers, Audrey Cottle, Norman Williams and Kenneth Williams. He leaves behind nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many extended family and loved ones. He was the son of the late Lester and Florence (Bearse) Williams.
Services will be private. Online c
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