Janet Scott Williams

Jenny,
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember your Mom well from many years ago. I know she was admired by so may people and such a vital person.I lost both of my parents in the mid -90s and know how painful it is. My thoughts are with you.
Sherry Eldridge

We had no idea that Janet had been sick, we will remember her as a very vital, caring and lovely lady...with much love, the
Arnold Holt family. Kata, Jenny, Robin and Bayard, you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Janet and her husband Jack were teachers and educators who saw the human potential in each of their students. They passed these values to each of their children. It has been an honor for my family to know Janet and the extended Williams family for 54 years. I am sure Janet's spirit is thriving in the next realm. Nigel Ogilvie

Please accept my deepest and most sincere condolences. Janet was one of the most dedicated people I have ever met. Her love for education and helping others was phenomenal. I loved when she would share her thoughts on the importance of education and I could talk with her at length and her passion always showed. I will truly miss her here at Dyslexia Tutoring Program. My continued prayers are with you Robin and your entire family.

Nicole D. Johnson
Program Director, Dyslexia Tutoring Program

Janet Williams was a loving friend and mentor for many years. She will continue to shine in our memories and hearts. She was a true trooper, who constantly inspired the "little guy" to become More. Her gentle spirit and love for educating other in countless ways will not be forgotten...
Sincerely, Rhonda

Robin, Jenny and Bayard,
Please accept my most sincere condolences over your mother's passing. I have very fond memories of youthful times at your home on Circle Road and she was always so welcoming. I most recently saw her this past spring with Jenny and thought she looked wonderful. I will unfortunately be out of town on the 22nd, but I will be thinking of you.
With deepest sympathy,
Amy Barrett Frew

Condolences and prayers for the Williams' and Dyslexia Tutoring Program Families.

Vanessa Thomas, Tutor, Dyslexia Tutoring Program.

My heart goes out to the entire Williams family at this difficult time.

Early this year, Mrs. Janet trained me to become a tutor for the . She has touched so many lives through her work, and her passion for educating. I am saddened at this news.

Robin--Sad to hear of your mother's passing. I remember meeting her on a few occasions, back in the Cloister days with Susie. She was a lovely woman, and very supportive of the work we were doing with children and poetry. My impression was that she was very pretty, a warm smile and quietly engaging. Much like her daughter. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Most sincerely,
Karen Wallace Chambers