Francis Lynn Williams

I am Maria Lunova Williams cousin living in WI so didn´t get to see Lynn very often but I was about 13 years old and came to TX for a visit in the summer and fell in love with the nicest man, it happened to be Lynn Williams! I have great memories of him. My mom visited her sister in Irving and had trouble with her dentures for years, Lynn offered to help her and she never had another issue, she was so thankful! RIP Lynn, it was a privilege to know you.

Dr. Williams hired me at 16 years old as an apprentice, learning the world of dentistry one step at a time. He was passionate about what he did and truly shined chairside, as he explained procedures with enthusiasm. He was an artist, a mind filled with ideas that would put him in a league of his own.

He was a gentleman with a heart of gold. A man of service to others and selfless individual. I will forever be grateful for his mentorship, guidance, and fartherly care of my sister, my nieces, cousins, and myself, and of my sons. Dr. Williams, you will forever be missed and never forgottenSleep in eternal rest

I met Dr Williams in the late 70´s at his practice on East Garland Rd. When we first moved to Dallas, he and Maria introduced us to their friends and invited us into their home on numerous occasions. They made us feel very special. He will be sorely missed.