LaVerne Reece Bradley-Williams

You were a beautiful woman with a radiant smile

and a very kind heart. You loved us endlessly and

there was no request too great. As a mother you

raised us the best you could and loved us tremendously;

however, that paled in comparison to the affection you

had for your grandchildren. Being a grandmother was

definitely one of the highlights of your life. You poured

your love into your grandkids and they loved “Gram-Gram” back.

Life is filled with trials and tribulations, this is as true about you,

as it is for us or anyone else in this world. Your journey is a

testimony that God is definitely a God of second chances and

you discovered that. As your children we were inspired by your

desire to grow your spirit within God’s word and we’ll pass that

value down to your grandchildren. You meant everything to us.

WE will miss you dearly, Mom.

With Eternal Love

IN LOVING MEMORY

LaVerne Reece Bradley-Williams was born in Earle, Arkansas

to the late Georgia Mae Bradley and J.H. Roberts on

September 17, 1959. She went home April 17, 2017. She

is survived by her husband, James Williams, four children;

Latesa Wilson (Dontay), La Vance Dotson (Colleen), Gary

and Laris Dotson and six grandchildren; Quincy McCullom

(preceded in death), Julien Wilson, Dontay Wilson Jr., Vance

Dotson, Leiyah Dotson and Zuri Ela Gawg Dotson. She was

also an extraordinary sister to three brothers; Levertis (preceded

in death), Eddie (preceded in death) and Ivory Joe Bradley and

three inseparable sisters; Janie Britt, Rochelle Bradley-Gales

(preceded in death) and Leonia Roberts. As well as many

nieces, nephews and friends. In 2004, LaVerne left her home in

Flint, Michigan and migrated to Kansas City, Missouri where

she gave her life to the Lord and proceeded to walk with God.

Despite life's challenges she achieved great victories along the

way. Our hearts break as we mourn LaVerne Reece "Gram-Gram"

Bradley-Williams. She will always be in our hearts,

never forgotten and unconditionally loved.

Psalms 116:5

"Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints."

Romans 8:28

"And we know that all things work together for good to those who

love God, to those who are called according to His purpose."