Lloyd Williams

Life Reflection of Lloyd Emmitt Williams

Lloyd Emmit Williams was born February 19, 1943, to the parents Maurice Emmett Williams and Beaulah Faye Bunton (Williams). He attended Austin Public Schools, and he graduated from L. C. Anderson in 1961 (Yellow Jackets). He also attended some college. He was an avid runner and loved track (ran in high school). Lloyd was married to Jacksene (Mitchell), and they had two handsome sons, Barry A. Williams and Christopher M. Williams.

He later remarried Susie Delois Mitchell (Williams), and they had two children and a stepson: Sharon Deshon Williams, Phillip Mitchell, and stepson Erik Armonte' Mitchell. Lloyd was a laborer and a salesman. He worked at IBM for 15 years and retired, and then at Sears for 10 years and retired. He was a faithful member of Grant Crosswork (formerly GrantAME). He served the church in many capacities: the park attendant ministries, the food pantry ministry, among other ways he gave back to his church. Lloyd would always say, "Mighty Fine," Mighty Good"

Dad was preceded in death by both his parents, father Maurice Emmett Williams, mother Beaulah Faye (Bunton) Williams, siblings Eloise G. Venison, Vernice Marie Williams, Woodie Gene Williams, son Barry A. Williams, wife Susie Delois (Mithell)
Williams, stepson Erik A. Mitchell, and three nephews.

Proverbs: 3:5-6
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not int
thine own understandings. In all thy ways
acknowledge hin and he shall direct your paths.