Leona Ester Williams
December 26, 1921 - August 13, 2008
Obituary
Leona Ester Covey Williams
Leona was born the youngest of ten 10 and is survived by 92 year old Sister Liz.
Children: Ron Williams, Jeff Williams, Jeanne Vigil, Roberta Clemmons, and Ruth Brown.
Grand Children: Carl White, Dennis White, Kathy Crider, Renee Bennett, Erin Roughton,
Levi Julian, Roxane Backman, Yvonne Julian, Thaila DaGrava, Isaiah Brown, Xavier Brown,
Great Grandchildren: Renee Julian-Karchesy, Kuuipo Teeters, Narissa Backman, Mark Blackman,
Travis Backman, Derek Allen, Abbie Allen, Michael Farley, Nicholas DaGrava, Mia DeGrava, Tyler
Jones, Mason Jones, Lori Roughton and Baylie Bennett.
Great Great Grandchilden: Jimmy Jr.
my you rest in love grandma. love for forever.
I just want to let you know that you were much more than my mother.You were my companion,teacher,best friend,shoulder to cry on,sounding board when no one else was around,the dependability I relied on,the soother of my hurts,the correcter of my errors,& my silver fox. You were my everything,there are no words to describe my feelings of losing you. Although I may know that you are still here & watching over me,it will still take some time to accept the physical loss of you.I LOVE YOU MA ! Now you shall be My Silver Fox Angel,always comforting me within your wings.
Dearest Grandmother,
These days following your departure have been strange and unsettling,as I reflect back on the loving words that were spoken,I begin to see all the things you have taught me. You showed me how to be truthful,unashamed,polite, loving,accepting,forgiving,strong,never to accept failure,lose hope,faith,or trust. I miss you deeply and shall always keep in my thoughts and heart.
We miss you great grandma!! We are still adjusting to not having you here in the physical form, but know you will always stay close in our minds & hearts. We love you very much!!!
with the love of many I hope that the shared for her is shared to everyone.
MOM I’ll miss our weekly calls to each other,sharing our stories and the times we prayed together for all oour Family. How you always had something to say good about everyone. Paul and I are going to miss you
I wish to share what time I had with your mom. She was unique like my mom and a lot of people didn’t understand her way of thinking but she was a special person. She loved earrings and whenever I bought her some or bought her clothes so she was so tickled just like a kid. She had to try everything right on even over her clothes she had on. She was a very intellignent woman and she wasn’t afraid to give her opinion on anything. That’s what made her unique. I will miss her and I know Ron will. After all she is who gave you life and the chance to start your own life and memories good or bad. Rest in peace Mom from your oldest son Ron. I love you mom for ever in my memories.