Birth date: Jun 28, 1923 Death date: May 6, 2016
George A. Williams Jr., aged 92 years, passed away on Friday morning May 6, at his home under the care of Hospice with his family by his side. Born in Bridgeton, he was the son of the late George A. Williams Sr. and Pearl (nee Mos Read Obituary
George was a very big part of the Friesburg family. He loved to sing and always had a joke of some sort. He used to come up to the church and always called my husband "Diesel" because he worked on a dairy farm. George you will be missed but your memory will live for ever. You will not be forgotten. Love, Cindy and Walt Plummer
We send our deepest condolences to the Williams family our prayers are with you .We know he is in a better place. Norman Ashton and Family .
I will always remember Georges laugh and sense of humor. When he sang in the church choir his voice seemed to tower above others. Every Sunday he would make the sign of the cross on my grandfathers bald head. He looked forward to that every Sunday. Rest in peace George.
Robert Boesz Jr
George, You were my neighbor for most of my childhood. I can not explain all the ways that you have influenced my life. You were an integral part of my childhood and were always there to help me. Whether it was fixing my bike or taking me fishing, you were always there to lend a helping hand when ever I needed anything. To this day I often think about the go-karts we rode during the summers, and the trip we took together to Maine. You will be missed, and never forgotten. Love always, Michael Coons
Dad says you like Gaither's Gospel. This is for you. xo
Dad Williams I have been in your family for 52 plus years. You have always treated me as your own. I will miss you and miss making your coconut pie for your birthday. LOVE you daughter in law. Darlene
Grandpop, it's difficult to think of a life without you in it. Memories that come to mind are New Jersey summers, family picnics & pig roasts, Hess trucks, go karts out back, good music, lots of laughter, pole beans from the vine, hymnals in church, pancake breakfasts compliments of Grandmom Elaine before going on the airplane journey back to Texas, most of all -meaningful family times spent together.
Remember when you came to see me in Texas and come to find out, we had no ceremony to go to because I didn't graduate? You and Dad also were the ones to drop me off at the MEPS when I signed that dotted line for the Air Force.
I feel really blessed to have had you throughout my life all these years and my boys getting to know you.
I love and miss you Pop Pop, always will.
Rest easy <3
