Gary Gene
Williams was born on November 7, 1940 in Wynnewood, Oklahoma to James
Odie Williams and Mary Louise (NcNeil) Williams. He passed from this
life on May 28, 2021 in Ada, Oklahoma at the age of 80 years, 6 months
and 21 days.
Gary served his country in the National Guard and Army Reserves. He
moved to Coweta in 1965 and lived there for many years. Gary was a heavy
equipment operator by trade and worked for several different companies
before retiring in 2006 from Garvin County. He was proud of the fact
that he never lived off the government, was an extremely hard worker and
never missed a day of work. Gary was known for his ability to sell just
about anything and enjoyed trading livestock.
In 2009, Gary lost the love of his life, his wife Bernice to whom he had
been married to for 50 years, 7 months and 11 days. Others that preceded
him include his parents, his brother, Ricky Williams, his niece, Debbie
Carter, and his half-sister, Norma Jean Burkett.
He is survived by 4 children: Grover Williams and his wife Verna of
Palacios, Texas, Marty Powell and her husband Richard of Okmulgee,
Denise Maxon and her husband Larry of Muskogee, and Ottie Williams and
his wife Cindy of Tyler, Texas, 4 sisters: Peggy Carter of Stratford,
Oklahoma, Mary Turpin of Stonewall, Glenna Jones of Ada, and Vickie
Goodwin of Ada, as well as numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren,
other relatives and friends.
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