Birth date: Nov 13, 1925 Death date: Apr 11, 2016
Doris F. Williams (nee Henry), of Willingboro, passed away peacefully on April 11, 2016. She was 90 years old. Doris was the beloved wife of the late Edward Williams. Loving mother of Marsha Spence (Ellsworth). Dear Nana to Tracy Read Obituary
I was saddened to read of the loss of your loved one. When we
lose our loved one in death it is the most difficult
time in our life. However, there is loving
comfort in Psalms 55:22 to “throw your burden on God
and he will sustain you..” Yes, no matter what you are facing
God is there to help you get through it. May you continue to
have the love and support from family and friends. I sincerely
hope that this Bible message brings you
a measure of comfort during this difficult time.
Dear Tracy,
I did not know your grandmother but knowing you I can only come to the conclusion that she had to be a very sweet and loving person. The beauty of her passing is in knowing she is now in peace with no more suffering or pain. She is in such a better place.
Please know that you and your family have my prayers and condolences.
Lovingly,
Rev. Felicia
I believe that Gods sends special people in your life . I was truly blessed that he sent Doris in my life . She was the most loving , kind , and wise woman and she was always filled with hope and joy . She was not just my neighbor and friend , she was part of my family . I would talk on the phone practically everyday or visit . She couldn't wait to tell me because she was so happy that she was at Marsha's house and they went to the shore or was celebrating some occasion . Where they ate , how they were all doing , she just loved life and her family . Her smile was contagious when you were around her she made you happy and you felt her love .
To Marsha and her family words just can't express how heavy my heart feels with knowing that We will surely miss that wonderful smile and her sweet voice .
I know she is in Heaven watching over us and she will always be in our thoughts and hearts everyday . My prays and love to you all. Gail
Dear Williams Family:
It was with great sadness that we learned of Doris’s passing. Please accept our heartfelt condolences and we hope that in a small way they help through these trying times.
May God Bless your family.
Veronica, JoAnn, RC and Stevie
Formerly of Addison Street
My Aunt Doris was like my second mother. I spent a lot of time with her and my Uncle Eddie. I probably stayed with them more than I stayed at home. I enjoyed being with Aunt Doris as she was so much fun. For my birthday she would send me pictures of myself as a child and we would laugh about some of the antics I did. My heart goes out to all our family during this time as Aunt Doris will be truly missed. I know she's looking down on us from heaven.
Love to all,
Etta Doris Mackey
Doris to me, was the HEART of her family, and still is; as that HEART lives in each of her loved ones, especially her daughter Marsha. Her smile, laughter and famous word, Sweetie, would bring warmth and acceptance to me each time I saw her. Always in my heart until we unite again! Love Maxine
