Lillian “Ruth” Williams

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Lillian “Ruth” Williams was called home unexpectedly by her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on March 17, 2022, at the age of 86. Ruth passed away in her home and was surrounded by family shortly after. Ruth was adored by her husband, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and anyone who ever had the pleasure of meeting her.

Ruth was born to Alma Minerva and Joseph Edward Dickerson on Sept. 7, 1935, in the Dickerson home in Wolffork Valley, delivered by Dr. Nevel. Ruth was one of eleven children: Jewel Dickerson Arrowood, Kenneth Dickerson, Donald Dickerson, Wayne Dickerson, Lynn Dickerson, Marcel Dickerson, Kyle Dickerson, Grant Dickerson, Tim Dickerson and Irma Dickerson Loupe.

Ruth married Bob Williams on Sept.10, 1954, and together they had three children: Randell Williams (Rhonda Williams), Lynnette Zoellner (David Zoellner) and Karen Holland (George Holland). Ruth had nine adorning grandchildren: Michael Zoellner, Tonya Zoellner, Karl Zoellner, Ruthie Zoellner, Kristopher Holland, Kelly Holland, Justin Nichols, Randi Williams and Bobby Williams. Ruth also had two great grandchildren: Tillman Holland and Paige Holland.

Ruth wrote in her Bible “Choices we make all our life. Focus on God. I am going to keep: Learning, Loving, Laughing, Living, Longing, Looking, Laboring, Leaning (trust God), Language, Listening to God.” Ruth loved God with all her heart and could be found reading her Bible faithfully. Her family would like to say that while our heart our broken that she is gone, we have not doubts that she singing a new song in Glory. We will hold her in our hearts until we see her again!

Funeral Services were Sunday, March 20, 2022, at Betty’s Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Michael Zoellner officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. The family is at the home on Messer Creek Road. Rabun Gap, Georgia. Hunter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. An on-line obituary and register is available at www.hunterfuneralhomega.com.

The Clayton Tribune

March 24, 2022