Blanche I. Williams

Blanche was one of the pillars of Central United Methodist Church. She was our Sunday School teacher for many years and the lessons she taught us are still used today in our daily lives. Blanche always had a smile on her face and kind words for all.

Condolences go out to the Williams Family from the Mildred Dotter, Lillian Hinkley family.

Thoughts and prayers go out to the Williams family. I have the pleasure of working with her neice, Linda Jinks who always kept us updated on Mondays with her aunt Blanche and her usual Boscov's lunches. I looked forward for that moment every Monday. God bless and may she watch over everyone who loved her.

I will always remember Blanche behind the counter at Cal's Rexall Drug store when I was just a kid in SWB. She was a very sweet lady. May she rest in peace with God.

I lived across the street from Colorusso's Pharmacy.
Blanche was so kind to me and my brothers. She used to cross us across Carey Ave., when we were young kids in 1940s.
I loved to go to the drugstore and buy penny candy from Blanche.
What a wonderful person!

Florence Dunsmuir expresses her deepest sympathies to Blanche's family. Blanche was a very dear friend from Central United Methodist Church and will be missed.

Ms. Williams was my neighbor for 20 or more years on Carey Avenue. She and her pugs were always friendly.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.