Brenda Williams

Brenda Williams

March 08, 1964 - March 02, 2023

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Brenda Kaye Williams

58, of Speedway, Ind., passed away peacefully at home under the care of her mother, Gloria, and son, Christopher on Thursday, March 2nd, 2023.  Born in Indianapolis, Indiana on March 8th, 1964, daughter of the late Harry D. Williams Jr. and Gloria Georgene (Branger) Williams.

Brenda graduated from Speedway High School, and later IUPUI with a degree in Hospitality Management. 

She was a mother to one, Christopher B. Williams, who would later become a music teacher. In her free time she enjoyed completing puzzles, watching television, and being present for her son's activities. She loved movies and listening to music, as well as going out to eat with family. She fought and overcame a plethora of medical complications, but despite this raised a healthy son whom she was most proud of. She was most happy in the sunshine, under her blankets in bed, or doing anything involving her son.

She was preceded in death by her father, Harry II.  Survivors include her “darling” son, Christopher; Mother Gloria; siblings, Harry III, Steve, Craig, and Valerie.

Visitation will be from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM on Tuesday, March 7th, 2023 at Stevens Mortuary at 5520 W. 10th St, Indpls. A one hour memorial viewing and one hour memorial service will celebrate Brenda's life 10:00 AM-12:00 PM on Brenda's Birthday, March 8th, 2023 at Stevens Mortuary at 5520 W. 10th St, Indpls. After service, escort will transport Brenda to her final resting place, Crown Hill Cemetery at 700 38th St, Indianapolis, IN 46208

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Anthony Barr
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We lived right behind the Williams family in Speedway in the 70's and 80s.. I have fond memories of passing by their home on the way to Leonard Park, waving hello to Brenda! I visited them in their home a few times over those years. A great family, blessings and peace to Brenda and The Williams Family.
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Gary Raikes
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I've been blessed by Brenda and the whole Williams family since first meeting them 55 years ago when my parents bought and moved us Raikes kids into a home 4 houses east of them on 15th St. Brenda was 3 years younger than me, and her siblings were 4-10 years older than her. Most of the kids on the block were older than Brenda too, but she was very feisty and played hard to compete with all of us in "Kick the Can", Hide & Seek, Tag, etc. every summer evening in front of William's home under the street lamp light. She never let her physical challenges or being younger keep her from competing equally with the rest of us in those evenings. She was the same way during the summer days when dozens played games at the Leonard Park shelter house. I've always been impressed and appreciative of Gloria (and Harry) for treating myself and all the kids on 15th Street like their own. And, as if raising 5 kids of their own, and corraling several more neighborhood kids wasn't enough, they foster parented over 200 babies during that same 15-20 year timeframe. Along with Grandmother, the Williams family were the first people that helped me understand the importance of serving others less fortunate than themselves. Lord, thank you for Brenda Williams and the courageous life she led. Thank you for the blessing that Christopher is and has been to Brenda and Gloria. God, please bring Your peace and comfort to Gloria, Christopher and the whole family as they mourn in the short term, and then help them all to celebrate Brenda's life. Amen. Gary Raikes
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Daryl
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To the family and friends of Brenda Williams always cherish the fond memories of time spent together and although you may grieve the Bible can be a source of comfort. At (Revelation 21:3,4) it speaks of a time when there will be no more sickness or death, also at (Acts 24:15) it speaks of a resurrection that we all can look forward to. May the peace and love of the God of all comfort be with you all. Comfort can be found in our Creator through prayer and through his word the Bible and in our Savior Jesus Christ.

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