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Irving Williams Obituary
Williams, Irving Bernard November 15, 1917 - March 1, 2004, Irv was a decorated WWII officer and the recipient of the Bronze Star, Beloved husband of Shirley, son of Evelyn and Phillip, brother of Lawrence and Millie, father of Paul and Ross, grandfather of Peter, Kevin, Brian and Eric. Father and grandfather-in-law of Mary-Lou, Carol and Susan, stepfather of Cynthia and Nancy.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Maggie Laffey
March 18, 2004
Dear Mrs. Willaims,
My father (Marty Laffey) and I were so sorry to hear about Mr. Williams' death. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and all your father.
Love, Maggie Laffey and Marty Laffey
Evelyn Meltzer
March 13, 2004
Dear Shirley, Mitch and I were so sorry to read about Irv's passing. You know how we feel about the two of you. Irv was a very special person who would literally give one "the shirt off his back." Everytime I look at your house I think of the two of you still there. I am so glad that we were able to see you both when we were in Vegas a few years ago. I know you are not there now, but I have no idea where you are. Please e-mail me or call me and give me your address and phone no. I hope that you are all right. Please know that Mitch and I are thinking of you.
With much love,
Evelyn Meltzer
Rita Morgan
March 13, 2004
Shirley,
Sorry to hear about Irv, our thoughts are with you.
Rita and Jerry Morgan
Carole Fishman-Botelho
March 11, 2004
I knew Mr. Williams the whole time I was growing up since I was with his son Ross for many years. Mr. Williams was a kind and gentle man and had to overcome much sadness when his son passed away. My thoughts will always be kind ones of him.
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