Obituary for Virginia Williams (Young)
Mrs. Virginia Young Williams, affectionally known as “Ginia”, was born on January 26, 1946 to the late Benjamin Young and Arlene Franklin Young in Camden, AL. They relocated to Princeton, Florida where she established her life.
Virginia had a work ethic which deemed her as
one of the hardest working women you would
ever want to meet, and with those ethnics she had a giving heart. She was a joyful person who was always ready to crack a joke to make someone smile and laugh.
Virginia was also known for her cooking that she passionately loved, the store was her best friend, she was always ready to make a meal. Virginia was also known for her acts of kindness by those who knew her, such as visiting those who were sick and helping those in need.
On June 5, 1990, Virginia married the love of her life the late Robert L. Williams, Sr. in Miami, Florida. In 1991, they moved to Waynesboro, GA where they resided and enjoyed a successful lifestyle until God called them home.
Mrs. Virginia Young Williams was preceded in death by her
loving husband; Robert L. Williams, Sr., her parents; Benjamin
and Arlene Franklin Young, two sisters; Emma Lee White and
Arlene Young, four brothers; Theodore Young, Paul Young,
Henry Young and Johnny Lee Young.
On January 10, 2021, Virginia Young Williams transitioned
from this earthly life to eternal life with the Lord surrounded by
her family.
She leaves to cherish her memories: one daughter; Debbie
(Albert) Mills of Augusta, Georgia, one son; Roger Young of
Waynesboro, Georgia, two step-daughters; Lorraine (Benjamin)
Wilson of Miami, Florida and Doris Williams, one step-son;
Robert Lee Williams, Jr., two sisters; Flora Mae Young and
Nona Campbell of Miami, Florida, one sister-in-law; Gloria Ann
(John) Young of Miami, Florida, one granddaughter; Lashondrah Young, three grandsons; Rodrique Brown, Javen Jones and Marcus Brown, a host of great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Virginia had a work ethic which deemed her as
one of the hardest working women you would
ever want to meet, and with those ethnics she had a giving heart. She was a joyful person who was always ready to crack a joke to make someone smile and laugh.
Virginia was also known for her cooking that she passionately loved, the store was her best friend, she was always ready to make a meal. Virginia was also known for her acts of kindness by those who knew her, such as visiting those who were sick and helping those in need.
On June 5, 1990, Virginia married the love of her life the late Robert L. Williams, Sr. in Miami, Florida. In 1991, they moved to Waynesboro, GA where they resided and enjoyed a successful lifestyle until God called them home.
Mrs. Virginia Young Williams was preceded in death by her
loving husband; Robert L. Williams, Sr., her parents; Benjamin
and Arlene Franklin Young, two sisters; Emma Lee White and
Arlene Young, four brothers; Theodore Young, Paul Young,
Henry Young and Johnny Lee Young.
On January 10, 2021, Virginia Young Williams transitioned
from this earthly life to eternal life with the Lord surrounded by
her family.
She leaves to cherish her memories: one daughter; Debbie
(Albert) Mills of Augusta, Georgia, one son; Roger Young of
Waynesboro, Georgia, two step-daughters; Lorraine (Benjamin)
Wilson of Miami, Florida and Doris Williams, one step-son;
Robert Lee Williams, Jr., two sisters; Flora Mae Young and
Nona Campbell of Miami, Florida, one sister-in-law; Gloria Ann
(John) Young of Miami, Florida, one granddaughter; Lashondrah Young, three grandsons; Rodrique Brown, Javen Jones and Marcus Brown, a host of great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.