Contributions to the tribute of Americus Wiliams

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N.Jones posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Although, I do not know your family personally , I can sympathize with your sorrow and lost ! I want to share with you the peace and comfort of Gods Promise found in your copy of the Holy Bible. A promise of a happy reunion soon with our dead loved ones , right here on a Paradise Earth! I have lovingly provided below a link that will direct you to this comforting Promise, found in your copy of the Holy Bible . https://www.jw.org/en/publications/books/dead-live-again-tract/dead-live-again/#?

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A concerned neighbor posted a condolence

Monday, April 17, 2017

To the family of Americus' Willams, I wish to offer my condolences, it is always hard to lose those we love, please find comfort in the Bible, and the promise of Jehovah at (John 5:28,29) a resurrection for those we love, find comfort in (Isaiah 41:10), Jehovah will fortify and help you! Always remembered.

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Refuge Church of Christ posted a condolence

Thursday, March 16, 2017

We pray that in this time of loss, You'll feel God's love much more And that you'll find your comfort In the presence of the Lord We pray God pours upon you, His sweet amazing grace And overflow your heart with peace As you live in His embrace. Refuge Church of Christ 85 Manheim Ave Bridgeton, NJ 08302 Elder Bunn Sturdivant, Pastor

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Dorothy Saunders and Wille Scott posted a condolence

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Our heart is reaching out to you, For what you’re going through; We are thinking of you frequently And praying for you, too. If there’s something we can do, Anything at all, Think of us thinking of you, And don’t hesitate to call. Dot and Pip

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Paul Mooney posted a condolence

Wednesday, March 15, 2017

Mr. Williams was a member of a small community who lived around North Avenue and Lummistown Road over the past almost 70 years. It is essentially a quiet little community made up of The Stiles', Williams, Mack, Pierce, Mooney and Garrison families. All of them have been here since around 1950 or even before. Mr. Williams was always a good neighbor as were all members of his family. We in my family have wonderful memories of his Father and Mother, and of his son Buck, who we dearly miss. I will always remember Mr. Williams as a tough little man, capable of hard labor, but with a big heart and big smile. He was always friendly and welcoming. He is sadly missed. Paul Mooney Rose Mooney Reed Albert Mooney Earl Mooney David Mooney Myron Mooney Jr.