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Marilyn Kay Williams

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Marilyn Williams Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Nov. 24, 2024.

Marilyn Kay Williams from Greentown, Ohio, born December 20, 1949, lost her battle with Lung Cancer on November 20, 2024, one month shy of her 75th birthday. She is survived by her children Jason Cashner, Shanonn Wilson (Lance Wilson), and Dominique Willis (Glen Willis), and eight grandchildren Tiffany Lively (Stephen Lively), Ashley Willis, Rylynn Coward, Caleb Willis, Collin Cashner, Brycen Cashner, Tyler Willis, and Victoria "Tori" Cashner, and one great granddaughter, Charlotte Lively. She also leaves behind her sister Kathy Keiser (Bill Keiser), two nieces, one nephew, and many other family and friends.

She is proceeded in death by her parents Esther and Charles Crum, Ruth and Jack Cramer, and her sister Sue Schiltz.

She will always be remembered for her sense of humor, love of the beach, passion for reading, and her dedication and unwavering love for her children and grandchildren, to whom she was affectionately known as both Nana (in Ohio) and Ninny (in Texas). She was truly an amazing mother and grandmother, who will be deeply missed.

There will be a private celebration of life held for family and close family friends.

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Debbie Haines

November 27, 2024

I am so so sorry for y'alls loss. Your Mom was an awesome lady. I really enjoyed getting to know her on both a personal and professional level. I was honored to have been a small part of her hair journey in the later part in her journey. She will be greatly missed that's for sure. Fortunately, no one can take away the memories we treasure so deeply. May your hearts be comforted knowing she is no longer in any pain and in the most glorious place in the world. She is now your guardian angel here on earth. Until we meet again. Rest in peace Kay.

Debbie Haines