Pallbearers
Homegoing Celebration in Loving Memory of
United States Army Honor Guard
Retired Staff Sergeant
Floral Bearers
Norman Roger Williams, Jr.
Friends of the Family
Sunrise
November 12, 1956
Sunset
September 28, 2015
Acknowledgements
The Williams family wishes to express our sincere
thanks for the prayers and other expressions of kindness shown during our time of bereavement. May God
continue to bless each of you.
Professional services entrusted to
Corporate Office
594 S. Reilly Road, Suite 106
Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 860-3900
www.unityfuneralservices.com
Monday, October 5, 2015
12:45 p.m.
Ambassadors for Jesus Christ
110 Cude Street
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Pastor A. Melinda Green
Officiating
Order of Service
Prelude……………...…..……Ms. Octavia Blackwell
Processional…………………...…Clergy and Family
Invocation…………………Pastor A. Melinda Green
Selection…….……………....A. F. J. C. Male Chorus
Scripture Lesson
Old Testament
Psalm 46:1-7
Assistant Pastor Evelyn Landry
New Testament John 14:1-6…..Minister/Deacon
Prayer of Comfort..........Overseer Beatrice Vaughters
Selection……”I Believe”…..A. F. J. C. Male Chorus
Acknowledgments/Reading of Obituary
Sister Melody Geddie
Remarks…….”2 minutes”……......Family & Friends
Solo………………..………..Sister Louise Montgomery
Eulogy………………………..Pastor A. Melinda Green
Recessional
The Committal , Military Honors and Benediction
Sandhills State Veterans Cemetery
8220 Bragg Boulevard
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
OBITUARY
Norman Roger Williams Jr., 58, was born on November
12, 1956, in Maryland to the late Norman Roger Williams Sr. and the late Ruby Williams, which both preceded him in death. He passed away Monday, September 28, 2015, in his sleep at home.
Norman graduated from high school and enlisted in the
Army. While enlisted he met and married the love of
his life, Monica. Along with their two children, Shawn
and Monique, they were able to travel to Germany
where they met lifelong friends. After 18 years of faithful service, Norman retired from the U.S. ARMY in
1994.
After retiring from the military, Norman, always prided
himself with keeping himself educated. He obtained his
Plumbing Certification, Basic EMT Certification and
Truck Driving CDL’s. He truly loved driving the big rig
and being a part of the trucker world. When he was
home, you could find him spending his time with his
grandchildren, riding bikes, or going out for fun.
Norman leaves to cherish his memories to his wife
Monica (Evans) Williams, two children, Shawn Evans
(Renee’) of Fayetteville; Monique Williams of Fayetteville; three grandchildren, Eric Shaw Jr., Jayden Robinson and Aniya Williams; one sister, Gloria McField of
Fayetteville; one brother-in-law, Michael Evans of
Washington, DC; and sister-in-law, Chiquita Melvin
(Alonzo) of Fayetteville. He was preceded in death by
another sister-in-law, Tzena McKinnon. He also leaves
a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives.