Dalynn went home to be with the Lord on Thursday February 8, 2007 at Mercy Hospital. A strong and independent woman who lived and loved deeply. Dalynn involved herself in so many activities and peoples lives. She was a former poster child for the Easter Seals campaign. She was employed at John Deere Credit Services for 17 years as a manager. She enjoyed knitting, painting, poker, puzzles and traveling, especially to New Orleans. Dalynn loved her family and friends and spent special times with them as co-owner of R and R Lounge, Junction 122 and the Double Deuce with Ron.
Dalynn was preceded in death by her mother, Diana Day Williams, her grandmother Rosetta Berry, her grandfather Bussie Williams and her aunt Linda Williams.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her aunt Dorothy Turner; brothers and sisters Jamie Lynn, Edwin Lavan, Jalynn Renie, Jermaine Steven, Raylene, Octavia Denise and Penya Nanac; son Doug and daughter Diaz; her grandchildren Montez and Tiara, cousins that grew up to be brothers and sisters, Roxanne, Gary, Ron, Earl, Dustin and Jerri, and a host of other relatives and many friends.
Dalynn was preceded in death by her mother, Diana Day Williams, her grandmother Rosetta Berry, her grandfather Bussie Williams and her aunt Linda Williams.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her aunt Dorothy Turner; brothers and sisters Jamie Lynn, Edwin Lavan, Jalynn Renie, Jermaine Steven, Raylene, Octavia Denise and Penya Nanac; son Doug and daughter Diaz; her grandchildren Montez and Tiara, cousins that grew up to be brothers and sisters, Roxanne, Gary, Ron, Earl, Dustin and Jerri, and a host of other relatives and many friends.
Dalynn went home to be with the Lord on Thursday February 8, 2007 at Mercy Hospital. A strong and independent woman who lived and loved deeply. Dalynn involved herself in so many activities and peoples lives. She was a former poster child for the Easter Seals campaign. She was employed at John Deere Credit Services for 17 years as a manager. She enjoyed knitting, painting, poker, puzzles and traveling, especially to New Orleans. Dalynn loved her family and friends and spent special times with them as co-owner of R and R Lounge, Junction 122 and the Double Deuce with Ron.
Dalynn was preceded in death by her mother, Diana Day Williams, her grandmother Rosetta Berry, her grandfather Bussie Williams and her aunt Linda Williams.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her aunt Dorothy Turner; brothers and sisters Jamie Lynn, Edwin Lavan, Jalynn Renie, Jermaine Steven, Raylene, Octavia Denise and Penya Nanac; son Doug and daughter Diaz; her grandchildren Montez and Tiara, cousins that grew up to be brothers and sisters, Roxanne, Gary, Ron, Earl, Dustin and Jerri, and a host of other relatives and many friends.
Dalynn was preceded in death by her mother, Diana Day Williams, her grandmother Rosetta Berry, her grandfather Bussie Williams and her aunt Linda Williams.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her aunt Dorothy Turner; brothers and sisters Jamie Lynn, Edwin Lavan, Jalynn Renie, Jermaine Steven, Raylene, Octavia Denise and Penya Nanac; son Doug and daughter Diaz; her grandchildren Montez and Tiara, cousins that grew up to be brothers and sisters, Roxanne, Gary, Ron, Earl, Dustin and Jerri, and a host of other relatives and many friends.
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