Kerrie Williams

Kerrie Ann Williams March 26, 1978- January 2, 2025



Kerrie Ann Williams of Parsonsburg, MD died in hospice care on January 2, 2025, with family at her side, after a courageous battle with cancer. Kerrie was the daughter of Sara and Jim Williams of Salisbury and was born on March 26, 1978. She was 46 years old when cancer took her life much too soon. Although she died young, Kerrie made the most of every second she was given on this earth and lived her life to the fullest until the very end.



Born and raised in Parsonsburg, MD, Kerrie attended Parkside High School in Salisbury and graduated with the class of 1996. She spent her life on the Eastern Shore developing a strong work ethic- she spent many years working in the HR department for Walmart; a love of family and friends, and a desire to travel to her favorite spots including Amish Country in Pennsylvania, the Blue Ridge Mountains in Tennessee, and to Florida- she was a Disney fan who planned most family vacations around trips to the Magic Kingdom. She loved crafting, cooking, baking, and taking care of her people. She also loved road trips and spending time camping with family and friends.



Besides her parents Sara and Jim, Kerrie is survived by her loving partner David Miller; son Damian Williams; daughter Addisen Miller; sister Heather Williams; nephew Rodney Dale (RJ); parents in-law Tom and Patty Miller and Tami and Russ Cross; sisters-in-law Katy Miller and Jessica Miller Jacob; her three best friends Kathy Palmer, Christina Littleton, and Hollie Patey; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, special friends, and colleagues from Walmart. She is preceded in death by her niece Layla Dale.



A Celebration of life will be held later. In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations to Red Bird Legacy Foundation in Kerrie's honor - they are accepting donations in her name at RedBirdLegacyFoundation.org or by mail at PO Box 247 Bethel, DE 19931. Just click the "Dedicate my donation in honor or in memory of someone" button then add her name when you are filling out the information online or write "in Memory of Kerrie Williams" in the memo area of mailed checks.