Grandma, 

I wish I wanna kissed yu more, huge you more, do you hair more, let you talk my ears off for hrs more, have a real granddaughter and Grandma talk more and do you feet when you ask me too more. But when I did get the chances to do it. If felt so good to have that time with you. You use to always say oh you don’t love me. When I gave you and huge and kiss. 
Yea I did Grandma You were my shaining angle. You came from above to help me with so much in my life. You took that step to be my superwoman. And you didn’t care what it took to do it. I was your, Punkin your chocolate girl. You’ve always made me free like the queen that I am. That’s why Im so spoiled today. Thank you grandma, thank you for picking up the phone to those longly nights, thank you for giving me the best. Thank you for always teaching me that there is an god. Thank you for just being  Mrs. Pearline Williams I love you Grandma. 




Each morning when we awake

we know that you are gone.

And no one knows the heartache

As we try to carry on.

Our hearts still ache with sadness

and many tears still flow.

What it meant to lose you,

No one will ever know.

Our thoughts are always with you,

your place no one can fill.

In life we loved you dearly,

In death we love you still.

There will always be a heartache,

and often a silent tear,

But always a precious memory

Of the days when you were here.

If tears could make a staircase,

And heartaches make a lane,

We'd walk the path to heaven

And bring you home again.

We hold you close within our hearts,

And there you will remain,

To walk with us throughout our lives

Until we meet again.

Our family chain is broken now,

And nothing will be the same,

But as God calls us one by one,

The chain will link again

I will not say goodbye,  but until we meet again. 

Love You, Dee Dee (Big Girl)

Oh Lord where do i start,
I can remember my Aunt Tee taking me out on shopping dates, and afterwards we would always go out to dinner. I was just a little girl but can still remember like it was yesterday. I remember her combing my hair as a little girl when I would spend the night at her house. Now we all know she had three boys, so when she did my hair, lets just say it didn't look like my mom would do it. I can remember her fish fry dinners at her house that i loved so much, and she loved fish also. I even remember when i set a fire in her house and the fire department came and i was so scared, because it was a lot of damage. I just knew she would be so mad at me, instead of whooping me, she said'' Pie Crust , I'm not worried about the house or the stuff in it. It all can be replaced, but you cant be replaced.'' I think my mom was more upset with me than Tee was. As i got older Tee said she was gonna stop calling me her ''Pie Crust'', she didn't know i grew to love it. She started calling me that as a baby when Gerber baby food had broken me out and i had to stay in the hospital. She said i looked like burned crust on a pie and she continued calling me that for may years. I can go on and on but it would take a life time, Tee you will be missed but never forgotten.
Love Your Pie Crust.


Pearlene and I recently talked about the weeks that she stayed over at our house during the Summer when we were children.  She always brought a bag of treats and goodies that she shared with all of us.  My sister, Kitty, and I always looked forward to her visits and the treats.  She and Kitty are probably laughing about this in heaven.  Rest in Peace my dear cousin!

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Pearlene Williams

February 21, 1939 – August 31, 2018

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