This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Stanley Williams.
Stanley Eugene Williams was born in Alliance, Nebraska on June 1, 1933. He graduated from Grants Pass High School and continued on to receive a degree from the University of Oregon.
Stan enjoyed life until at the young age of 79 he passed away in his home in Yuma, AZ on January 6, 2013.
Stan is survived by the love of his life, Judy, who he shared greater than 30 years of love. They were married just short of 30 years starting on January 15th 1983. Stan is also survived by his daughters Denise, Diana, and Teresa, and his sons Darryl and Douglas.
Stan last worked as a GED Examiner for the Arizona Western College. Stan worked for 6 years passionately encouraging students, from all walks of life, to further their education after they passed their GED. Stan enjoyed reading books, playing cribbage, sudoko, and billiards. He loved mathematics, and was an avid woodworker who created many beautiful works of art for his family and friends. Stan was rarely seen without a smile on his face.
The family wishes to thank friends and family for your loving support and a special thanks to neighbors Len and Dee Lahonda for their devoted care over the last several months.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be given to the American Cancer Society, http://www.cancer.org/.
A celebration of the life of Stanley Williams will be held from 10:00-11:00am on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at Yuma First Assembly, 3000 S. Avenue B, Yuma, AZ 85364. Paula Milner of Yuma First Assembly will be officiating.
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Leave a tributeELEANOR SAYLES & FAMILY
My thoughts and prayers go to Stan's family. I know it must be hard but he is with you always. Memories are the greatest treasure.
Love to all.
Judy, my deepest sorrow for your loss, Cliff
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Please be patient.
My Friend
Some 25 years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Stan and Judy through a very
special friend of mine... Doug. The following years I was often asked to join family
get togethers... which meant the world to me. I enjoyed Stan's company... especially talking about his wood working, shareing a cocktail, and a joke here and there. Stan has a special place in my mind and in my heart,Stan thanks for the
memories and Judy your the Greatest.
Much Love
Tony
a + b = c
Stan’s patience with me while assisting me with math was admirable. I remember the time of how he was trying to control his laugh while he explained a math problem to me, when I referred to the square root symbol as “the little house.” With a smirk on his face he told me its proper name, but for my sake, he said, we can call it “the little house.” His immeasurable patience with me, as he went over …and over…and over, those math problems with me will never be forgotten. May God have Stan in his glory, and I bet he can teach Him a thing or two about math!