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The Memorial Services Celebrating and Honoring the life of Carol Williams 74, of Lacey, Oklahoma, will be held at a later date.
Carol was born to the late Orville and Bessie Best, December 27, 1946, in Enid, Oklahoma, and passed from this life April 13, 2021, with her husband by her side in Enid.
She grew up on the family farm in Lacey. She was married to Bill Williams.
Carol was a great woman who loved God and her family and leaves behind nothing but beautiful memories. As her heath declined, she often repeated the quote, "I will no longer be here, please don't mourn me."
Carol is survived by her husband Billy Williams; children, Tammy and Randy Luttrull, Mike Williams, Jerry and Noelle Williams, and Billie and David Leonard; grandchildren, Stephen, Mikey, Ricky, Richard, Faith, Tasha, Cody, Robert, Miya, Aylssa, Jaylee, Noah, Novalee, and Lucas; and many great-grandchildren. Carol is also survived by her brother Alvin Best and sisters, Joyce Taggart, Terrie Cummings, and Gail Reed.
She will be cremated as per her wishes. There will be no viewing nor any services at this time.
Condolences and special memories may be shared with the family online at www.Brown-Cummings.com.
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