Birth date: Dec 24, 1944 Death date: Dec 24, 2017
Marguerite R. Williamson, age 73 of Morris, died Sunday, December 24, 2017 at her home. Born October 27, 1944 in Casey County Kentucky, she is the daughter of Hazel (Nee: Davis) and Charles Norman. She married Dave Williamson Ap Read Obituary
I am friend of Hilda Powell and worked with Marquerite at Hill-Rom For little while! We ate lunch together! She was a friend not real close! She was a sweet person and and know so many in the family! Hilda had told me while back she had medical problems! Dave worked with my Husband st Hill-Rom for years! She will be missed! Thoughts and prayers with Dave and all their family!
My sincere condolences to the family. Tough your heart is heavy now due to the loss of your loved one, you can rejoice in the hope we find at Isaiah 25:8 that says death will be gone forever. What a comforting hope.
Growing up in the same community as the Norman family when Marguerite was in my high school class, I am very saddened to have received news of her passing. Marguerite was always so poised and well mannered, and that laugh of her's I will always remember. A wonderful person that anyone would welcome as a friend in life. My condolences to everyone in the Norman family and all her friends too. Marguerite will always be remembered in my personnel "Good thoughts of the day".
Sorry for your loss.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at your timeof sorrow
It is a time of such sadness but yet such joy. Marguerite is in heaven now and shining down on all. Anyone that met Marguerite knows that her faith in our Lord Jesus Christ was in her every thought and movement. My heart breaks for the loss of one amazing women... My prayers go out to the family...
Dave, Don and Peggy, Hazel, Jeff and all of Marguerite's family You have our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time of great loss.
So sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family
Marguerite was one of my very first and best friends when I moved to Indiana from Tennessee. We worked together some, went to church together, and we could pick up from where we left off every time we saw each other. I loved her dearly. We shared a love for the Lord that made us sisters in Christ. My sympathies to the family, but rest assured she is rejoicing in Heaven with Jesus.
