Anger Lee Williams

Mrs. Anger Lee Williams (better known as "Red") was born on February 29, 1926 to the late Mary Ann Wright and Henry Williams in Cuspid, Georgia.

She accepted Christ at an early age and joined the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church of Graceville, Florida. 

She loved helping others and she was a housekeeper for many.

She visited the sick at Signature Healthcare Of North Florida everyday until her health declined. Later became a resident, where she was loved and adored by all.

She departed this life on January 31, 2015  at 6:15pm.

She is survived by two granddaughters: Cynthia A. Gibbs,(her guardian) and Tiffany Tensley both of Youngstown, Ohio; two great-grandsons: Jonathan, Jr. and Jonas Ballard of Youngstown, Ohio; a cousin, Eva Walker, family and friends of Graceville, Florida.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her only child, Charlie T. Gibbs, and a   brother, Stonewall Jackson.

Graveside services will be held Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 10:00 A.M. in the Hinson Cemetery in Graceville and under the directions of Christian Memorial Chapel of Graceville, Florida.

The family would like to personally extend their heartfelt thanks to all who helped their loveone, May God bless each of you is their prayer.

If Grandma had a meaning
I'll tell you what it'd be
if you were close to yours
like mine was close to me

Grandmas are always there
to lend a shoulder and dry your tears
to comfort you in everything
and help conquer all your fears

Despite all the wrong you've done
and all the wrong you'll do
a grandma will always be there
and unconditionally will love you

A grandma will inspire you 
to follow your every dream
she tells you "you won't be alone"
because you're going to be a team

Grandmas are always busy
although their hearts are tame 
they tell everyone about you
so everyone knows your name

Grandmas will keep everything
from when you're young till now
and when you dance on Broadway
for her you'll take a bow

Without grandmas we'd be lost
and our tears would not be dry
and we would not be encouraged
to spread our wings and fly

To my grandma I say "Thank You"
My heart will always be
with you every day, and I know
you're here with us.

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