Thurman F. Williams

Thurman made my sandwiches for years at Longfellow's in Morristown. He knew exactly what I liked and was always so friendly. I miss him already.

Totally shocking to hear the news. We grew up as neighbors and as kids playing stick ball practically every summer morning with other kids from Alan street and James court. After lunch spending endless hours at Ginny Duenkel Pool. A few times where we would go on bike hikes from the neighborhood with 1/2 dozen or so other kids up to Hanover to take a ride on an airplane flying over our houses where our mothers were hanging laundry. Only if our mothers knew what we did? After dinner playing...

So so sorry for your loss! Thurman was a friend of mine and I always felt comfortable with him when he was working in Cryans! Prayers for whole family!

To The Williams Family, Joanna, & Danielle, It is with shock & sadness that I learned of Thurman's death. We met many years ago & quickly became friends. He was a good man & liked by all that met him. I am thinking of all the good times we shared together like taking vacations, playing cards at my house, going to A/C ect. May he rest in peace. My deepest sympathies to all of you. Sincerely, William E. Young Sr. Point Pleasant, NJ

I knew Thurman a long time. He was always a great guy to me. My condolences to his daughter and also Bobby and family. RIP