Willie Mae Clarac

Born August 9, 1925 in Orange, Texas, died November 5, 2026.

Predeceased by Parents Louis Vercher and Nancy Cleora Riley Vercher; Daughter Robin Lynn Guillet Hogan in 1995; Sister Louisa Terry; Brother Ernest Vercher; Nephew Edward Louis Vercher; and Daughters-in-law Dorothy and Theresa Vercher.

Survived by her beloved friend and Guardian Angel Patricia Guillet.

Also survived by children Guy William Guillet, Sr. (Laurie); Robert Leroy Guillet, Jr.; and Gary Leigh Guillet (Whitney).

Grandchildren: Abel Melchor (Sandra), Alexander Melchor, Jennifer Hogan (Nathan), Kimberly Guillet Kelly (Gavin), Christopher Hogan, Guy Guillet, Jr. (Kelsey), Nicole Guillet (Justin), Nathan Guillet, Justin Guillet (Elena), Lauren Guillet Cummings (Steven), Jacob Guillet, Garrison Guillet, Tenille Guillet, Drew Guillet, and Ian Guillet.

Great Grandchildren: Brianna Thomas, Bailee Kelly, Braden Kelly, Alexander Melchor, Jr., Kailey Guillet, Greyson Guillet, Anna Tolar, Hadley Tolar, Christopher Hogan, Jr., Cameron Hogan, Christian Hogan, Cooper Acosta-Hogan, Nevaeh Johnson, Ronan Cummings, Theia Cummings, Karter Guillet, Zoe Guillet, Jayden Guillet, Eliana Smith, Sefora Smith, Corbyn Guillet, and Remington Guillet.

Great-great-grandchildren: Noah Melchor

Moved to Houston, Texas in 1930, attended Austin Elementary on McKinney St. Graduated from ole Sam Houston High School in 1942. Worked at Lechenger’s Jewelry, at United Gas as Executive Secretary to VP Everett Henderson. Married Robert Leroy Guillet, Sr. in 1947- then Finger Contract supply. Robert, Sr. preceded her in death. Then divorced in 1970 and resumed work at 5555 Executive Suite, Nancy Hinckley Advertising Agency. Retired in 1995 and married an old friend, Edward H. L. Clarac, Jr. on October 28, 1995. Moved to Dallas, then to Galveston. Marrying Ed was a dream come true, my true love! But, again divorced in 2010 which led to a new life. Edward preceded her in death. Volunteer work at St. Patrick Church and meeting many wonderful and dedicated people.

She returned to the Houston area in 2021, where she spent her final years close to family.

"Living this many years was unbelievable! God has been good to me and blessed me with a wonderful family. Amen.", Willie Mae Vercher Guillet-Clarac "Oma"