Mrs. Georgia Mae Williams

Georgia Mae Williams was born on July 19, 1938 in Temple, Texas to the late George Jones and the late Mary Lee “Granny” Stuart. She peacefully entered into eternity on Sunday, June 28, 2015 at her home in Alexandria, Virginia where she was surrounded by her loving family. Shortly after graduation in 1956 from Dunbar High School in Temple, Texas; Georgia moved to Alexandria, Virginia where she met the love of her life, Joseph “Joe” Williams. They were united in holy matrimony on July 11, 1959. She accepted Jesus Christ at an early age as her personal Savior at St. James United Methodist Church in Temple, Texas and continued to practice her deep spiritual convictions in the Order of the Eastern Star as a Junior Star. She converted her Christian denomination to Baptist when she joined Mount Calvary Baptist Church on March 15, 1965 where she faithfully served in the capacity of Secretary to the late Reverend Dr. Albert A. Wilson. Georgia held various civil service and private industry positions in the administrative field, but her last employment was with the Fairfax County Public School System, where she worked as a cashier in the cafeteria at West Potomac High School. Her daughter Nikki, a student at the school, often sought out her mother in the cafeteria for moral support and encouragement between classes as well as during lunchtime where she constantly reminded her daughter to keep pushing forward through any trials and tribulations encountered during her high school tenure. After her granddaughter Kaitlyn was born, she decided not to return to work because she insisted that a daycare could not take care of her grandchild the way that a grandmother could. Shortly thereafter, granddaughters Zoey and Raven joined Kaitlyn at “Grandma’s”, as they affectionately called her. Grandma’s house was a place where they were spoiled with love on a daily basis. She received so much joy and gratification spending time with them, teaching lifelong lessons, and helping to mold them into the strong young women that they are today.Georgia loved her children dearly and instilled in them the meaning of independence, determination, perseverance and the willingness to overcome life’s difficult obstacles by remaining prayerful and faithful to our Lord and Savior. Her strong commitment and devotion to her family was further demonstrated when she later became a caregiver to her aunt for several years until her passing in 2008. She was currently caring for her uncle until the gradual decline in her health prevented her from doing so. In her pastime, Georgia thoroughly enjoyed watching her sons and grandchildren play sports, Joel Osteen, Lifetime Movie Network, ID Channel, Family Feud, Let’s Make A Deal, Price is Right, cooking family dinners, traveling abroad, and being in the company of family, relatives and friends whether on the phone or in person. She leaves to cherish her memory, a devoted husband, Joseph “Joe” Williams; father, Chauncey “Papa”Stuart; 2 sons, Roderick, Sr. “Rod” (Lea) and Joseph “Jody” (Kristi) Williams; 2 daughters, Kimberly “Kim” and Marcina “Nikki” Williams; 5 grandchildren, Roderick, Jr., Kaitlyn, Zoey, Raven Williams and Zhaleh Buster; great grandchild, Elias Williams; “special” grandchild, Thaddeus Scruggs, Jr.; uncle, Porter Andrews; sister-in-law, Mary Williams; a close friend, Ms. Willie Wheeler and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Mrs. Georgia Mae Williams

July 19, 1938 - June 28, 2015

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