
Mary Ann Williams
April 22, 1927 - January 07, 2023
Obituary
Mary Ann “Babe” Williams Mary Ann was born on April 22nd 1927 to Frank and Mary Ann (Komlance) Kocjan. Her dream was to become an ophthalmologist, but that changed when she met a handsome sailor named George Williams. His dream was to open a Bait and Tackle shop, so that's when her dream of becoming an ophthalmologist was traded for counting worms, seining minnows and running crawdads, fishing and hunting. They had a successful business for 33 years up to the time of George's death. Together they enjoyed polka dancing, even following these bands to many states, on cruise ships, to 3 foreign countries and even on a plane. Mary Ann was very proud of her Slovenian heritage and enjoyed making traditional Slovenian dishes. She was a member of the Slovenian National Home, KSKJ, SNPJ and St. Joe's lodges. Her whole life she went to Holy Trinity Catholic Church till it's closing. She was preceded in death by her parents and her beloved husband George. She is survived by her loving children Marilyn (Robert) Miller, Paul (Cindy) Williams, granddaughter Stephanie M. Williams, great-grandchildren Tyler J B-Williams and Vada K. Williams, her sister-in-law Lillian Lynch, one niece, several step-grandchildren and great grandchildren, many cousins and friends. She will be missed by all. Mom and Dad may you hold each other close, dance among the stars, shine like a diamond, until we meet again. Donations in honor of Mary Ann can be made to your favorite charity.
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John Richeson
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She was a very good lady. Always had a smile on her face. She will be missed.
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Mitzi Rogers
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May The Lord find you all comfort during this time.
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THOMAS J RICHESON
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Our thoughts and prayers for comfort are with you. We are blessed for having known her.
Tom & Betty Richeson
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Jerry W. Adams, M.D.
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Mary Ann Williams!!!!...a bright, effervescent, smiling light on any day. She was joyus, kind and fun loving. Her warmth and laughter permeated my medical practice and she was truly the doting matriarch of my "favorite three Catholics." She was truly a treasured person and our world has lost a Sequoia. Her faith, generosity, and endearing spirit will always be cherished and remembered. May you have eternal peace in the arms of Christ.
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(Sister) Shirley Massey
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Marilyn, so sorry to read of your loving mother's passing. She was such a wonderful lady. She had a special love of life and shared it with those she met. I'm sure she and your dad are smiling down on there family and filled with much joy. I truly am sorry I cannot make it to her service as there are no cars available. Know your you and your Mom/Dad are in my thoughts and prayers.
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Julia Nolte
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Mary Williams....forever an important part of the "Party of Three" who would bless my office on a regular basis. I am sure she will be there in spirit always. Such a fine lady with spunk and humor. We had many a wonderful laugh in my office. Marilyn, I am sure you recall the last office visit, and joke that had us crying. So remember...."it must have been the peanuts!"
She will be missed by all. Julia and Tony Nolte, and the entire staff new and old.