Baptist Quadt 
r- 121 Church Street 
Georgia 
Rev. Earlwilliarh?, Pastor-Presiding 
Rev. Clarehce T. VVillnams, Eulogist 
Professional services, entrusted to: 
Sylvania FunecaUbtome 
'The Flowers Family 
Sylvania, Georgia 
INTERMENT  
' Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Cemetery  
 
Manon Gwfmtte Williams 
Order of Service 
Presiding................................Rev. Earl Williams 
Proeessional.............................Ministers and Family 
Selection.............................Choir and Congregation 
Scripture Reading: ........Rev. Thurmond N. Tillman, Pastor 
............Historic First African Baptist Church, Savmmah, GA 
Invocation................................Rev. Perrys McNeal 
Solo.......................................Sis Joyce Johnson 
Reflection...............................( 2 min limit please) 
As Church Member ..........Bro. Fee Aids Miutin 
As Classmate.................Sis BerethaCooper 
Friends 
Solo......................................Bro. Famar Stewart 
Obituary /Acknowledgements...............Sis Patricia Milton 
Solo...............................Bro. Spencer E. White, III 
Eulogy.............................Rev. Claienee T. Willkuns 
Piudng Glance 
Recession 
Walk of Life 
Mrs. Marion Gwynette Willianis was bom in Vidalia, 
Ga. To Mrs. Eddie C. Willianis and die late Bobby 
Lee Williams. She moved to Glaxton, Ga. with her 
mother and sisters. She attended Evans County High 
School where she graduated Class of 1961. The 
family joined the Eirst African Baptist Church in 
Glaxton, Ga. under the Pastorate of Rev. S. L. Lee. 
Mai ion was baptized at an early age by Rev. Lee and 
participate in Sunday school and all youth activities. 
She later moved to, and made her home in Chicago, 
IL. Where she was employed by Motorola & Quazar 
Industries. 
She leaves to cherish her memories,, her mother 
Mrs. Eddie C. Williams; one daughter, Mrs. Reponsa 
W. McNeal (Ricky) of Adanta, Ga.,; four sons, 
Kenneth Willianis (Linda) of Glaxton, Ga., Craig 
Willianis of Ludowic, Ga. Rene Shawnna Willkmis 
of Orangeburg, SC, and Sean Williams of Chicago, 
IL; diree sisters, Mrs. Juanita Geiger (Ben J.) of 
Savannah, Ga., Maiy Lee Hagan (Lrank) of Glaxton, 
Ga., Mamie Lee Moore of Glaxton, Ga.; live 
brodiers. Rev. Donnell Benjamin (Paulette) of 
Glaxton, Ga., Andiony Benjamin (DeAmna) of 
Glaxton, Ga., Darvin Benjamin of Glaxton, Ga., 
Jeffrey Benjamin of Ellabelle, Ga., and Roy Benjamin 
or Chicago, IL; IS grandchildren, and 3 great- 
giandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins 
and odier relatives and friends. 
In Loving Memory 
If We Could Bring You Back Again 
IF we could bring you a back again, 
For one more hour or day, 
Weki express all our unspoken love; 
Wed have coundess dlings to say. 
If we could bring you back again. 
Wed say we tieasuredyou 
And diat your presence in our lives 
Meant more dran we ever knew. 
If we could bring you back again. 
To tell you what we should. 
Youd know how much we miss you now 
And if we could, we would 
By Joarnm Fuchs 
Acknowledgements: 
Perhaps you sent a lovely card, or phoned and said you care. 
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words as any friend could say. 
Perhaps you were not there at all, just thought of us that day. 
Whatever you did to console our hearts, we thank you so much. 
Whatever the part, may God continue to bless each of you. 
Th Family 
Active Pallbearers