David-Williams-Obituary

David A. Williams

Tucson, Arizona

Feb 27, 1936 – Jan 18, 2025

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BORN
February 27, 1936
DIED
January 18, 2025
LOCATION
Tucson, Arizona

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Dr. David A. "Dave" Williams, went to God and glory peacefully on January 18, 2025, at the age of 88, in Tucson, Arizona. A preeminent educator and beloved community leader, he was born February 27, 1936, in Carthage, Mississippi. David lived his life dedicated to service, education, family and...

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Beth, I'm so sad to read about Dave. You were blessed to have your life partner for a long time. I'm thinking of you. Love, Susan Lupo

Growing up in Flagstaff with Dave and Beth as my second set of parents was such an honor. They were role models to follow, held me to the same standards as their own children, extended their love and made me very much a part of the family. Dave helped shaped my life and will be greatly missed. Thoughts and prayers to the entire Williams family. Ken Carnes

My sympathy , Love and Prayers. My heart hurts for you, Beth , but my soul rejoices, in knowing that he is at home with our LORD for all eternity.

Hi, Beth and Williams Family! It´s Mary (Vasquez) Powell & Kent Powell. Saw the obituary on Dave and it made us sad! He was a wonderful friend and what an amazing educator and leader! He sure helped to shape our careers in education and here in Flagstaff! It was a true pleasure to have worked with him and so appreciated his guidance! Loved your wonderful kids and you, Beth! Our sympathy is with you at this tough time! We so need leaders like he was! God bless you all! Mary and Kent

God´s Grace blessed this world with a man of faith, I am so thankful to have been his twin brother. Thank you for Lord the blessing of his life.

A good man. Thank you for your years of service to the Flagstaff community.

Our deepest sympathies to Beth and family. We both worked with David at the Flagstaff Public Schools. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

I worked under Dr. WIlliams while at the School of Hotel and Restaurant Managment in the 90s. He was the Dean of the College, I was an advisor. I came into his office early duringhis tenure there, introduced myself and then let him know that I was on my way to a treatment center for eating disorders the following week. What he said to me still moves me- without knowing much about me or my journey, he said one word: 'congratulations.' If that was not enough, the day before I left for Sierra...

He was a very good person and a good friend of my parents Don and Betty Dugan