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Arwinnna I (Justus) Williams,Wiggs , 85 Died July 6, 2013 in Moore, OK. Mom was born to Pearl (Dunbar) and Shelby Justus on Oct.7, 1927.
She is survived by her six children. Sue Sinyard of Moore, OK, Lou Cullison Of Del City, OK, Karen and Steve Morris of Purcell, OK, Larry and Peggy Williams of OKC, Jackie and Ivan Humbolt of Moore, OK ,Rhonda and Fred Tucker OKC. And her Baby Dog Precious, 3 Sisters Pat Potts , Jean and Kent Carter , Donna and Billy Winkler and Sister in- law Kathern Justus. 28 Grandkids ,71 Great Grandkids , 29 Great Great Grandkids and a host of nieces, nephews, Extended Family members and Friends.
Perceded In death by her husband Kenneth Wiggs, parents Pearl and Shelby Justus 2 brothers, Kenneth and Sam Justus, father of children, Jack Williams, and 4 grandkids Saundra, Christy, Shad, TK. 2 Great Grandkids Brily, Tristan.
Mom was a member of Twin Lakes Nazarene Church.
We would like to say a Special Thank-You to Life Care Hospice Nurses and all who were involved in caring for her.
Services will be held at Choctaw Church of the Nazarene 1100 Harper Rd., Choctaw, OK with burial to follow at Resthaven Memory Gardens.
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