Oliver Williamson M.D.

As a youngster I lived at Ford Court across the alley from Dr. Williamson and his wife. He had just received his medical degree and he graciously took me under his wing. He had a wonderful old Leitz microscope and he patiently showed me the salient features of human anatomy slides (I still have them). He also gave me arrowheads he had found as a youth (I still have them). We stayed in touch and occasionally visited and I last saw him just a few years prior to his passing. A wonderful,...

Dr. Williamson was the chief of OB GYN at the Medical University of SC when I was a student and when my brother Charles (a year ahead of me) was a student. But none of us realized how many times our paths crossed from cradle to grave. Our grandfather, Ralph Sease, delivered Dr. Williamson in Kingstree. Dr. Wlliamson was friends with my Aunt Margaret Sease Jayroe and my mother Belvin Sease Hill, and he was also friends with their Winthrop roomates, Frances Tausche and Ellen Swails Evans. ...

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Williamson. He was a very caring person and a wonderful doctor! He will be truly missed.

1/19/14

My husband and I have (5) children and Dr. Williamson delivered them all.We expressed to him on a number of occasion that we believed that because of the excellent pre- natal care received they turned out so well. Physically, Mentally and Academically. They all have Masters or PHD in their chosen field.

He was a well- liked doctor. I was blessed to have worked with him as well.I learned a lot from him.

He was knowledgeable, dedicated, responsible and above all...