Shirley Thomas Williams

My remembrances of Shirley first begin with stories to,d me by my mother Lorraine, Shirley's younger cousin by 6 years. My mother was in awe of her violin concerts, ans wanted me to hear her play, but by the time I came around, her playing days were over. Shirley designed and drew paper dolls for Lorraine by the hour. There were many fun times growing up with cousins Allegra, Shirley and Lorraine. In later years, there were Elmira and Keuka lake reunions, and visits to Dover to visit...

The Williams Family: I am very sorry to hear of Shirley's passing. She was a wonderful lady and great neighbor. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

So glad Matt and I were able to visit "Auntie Shirley" while she was still with us here. She had such a wonderful listening ear and words of wisdom. You surrounded her with love and she was very fortunate to have such good care. I will always remember her fondly. Best wishes to all of you.

"Auntie Shirley" will be missed, I have many memories of her and her wonderful family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Donna (Hapeman) Rodriguez

Dear Diane and family, so sorry to hear of your loss.I have such wonderful memories of Shirley...RIP dear friend..LOve to you all Kathy Wilbur,Amenia

We knew her as Mrs Williams. She was a wonderful lady and so sweet. My husband and I had a church in Dover and she quickly wanted to know all about it. We would visit her at least once a month for communion and loved listening to her talk about her past and especially her grandchildren.