Honorary PallbearersJordan Helm Jacoby Helm

Avery Helm Avery G. Helm

C. J. Helm Randy Jammer

AcknowledgementsThe Jammer-Williams Family wishes to express

our sincere gratitude for the flowers and other

expressions of love during bereavement. During

a time like this we realize how much our family

and friends mean to us. Your kind expression of

sympathy will always be remembered.

Special Thanks To: Doris Anderson

Cynthia Ellaine Bell

Avery & Stacey Helm

Yolanda Hearne

Joyce Williams

Final Arrangements Entrusted To:Dixon Funeral Home, Inc.

1211 S. Brooks ~ Brazoria, TX 77422Tel: 979-798-9113 Fax: 979-798-9129Email: dixonfuneralhome@yahoo.com

Programs Designed By Vershonda Williams

Programs Printed By Rose Bonner, 713-254-4289 Catherine WilliamsSeptember 30, 1951 – February 20, 2020

~ Service ~Friday, February 28, 2020

11:00a.m.

Zion Temple AME Church 4199 FM 521 Rd, Brazoria, TX 77422

In Loving Memory

Precious Memories. . .

A Celebration of LifeProcessional Minister & Family

Music Selection

Prayer Rev. Mark Jackson

Holy Scripture

Old Testament Psalms 34:1-8

New Testament Philippians 4:13

Poem Reading The Oak Tree

Expressions 2 Minutes Please

Obituary Reading Read Silently

Music Selection

Eulogy Retired Presiding

Elder Alfred J. Baker

Recessional

ObituaryCatherine was born September 30, 1951 in Houston, TX to Casanna Jammer Hanks. She attended George Washington Carver School, Sweeny High School, Wharton County Jr. College, Brazosport College, and Hampton Institute. Catherine married Perry Williams (deceased) and to this union two children were born, whom she was very proud of and loved dearly.

Catherine served the Lord diligently and was an active member of serval church families, however she was baptized and raised at Zion Temple A.M.E Church where she later returned. She was employed by Dow Chemical Company in Freeport, TX, Air Liquide America Corporation in Houston, TX, and the Pearland Reading Center. She later provided home daycare services where she lovingly cared for three beautiful children.

She was an avid collector of “All God’s Children” figurines and elephant figurines; and possessed an extensive movie collection.

She loved photography, reading, and spending time with family and friends; especially her grandchildren who affectionately called her “Grammy”.

Catherine leaves to cherish her memories; her mother Casanna Hanks of Sweeny, TX, children Lisa Williams of Missouri City and Shaun Williams (Vershonda) of Missouri City; grandchildren Jordan, Jacoby, Chloe, and Courtney; a sister Sarah Jammer (Houston, TX) and a brother Randy Jammer (Sweeny, TX), two nieces Leslie and Ophelia and her great nephew Solomon.

The Oak TreeBy Jonny Raye Rider Jr.

A mighty wind blew night and day

It stole the oak tree’s leaves away

Then snapped its boughs and pulled its bark

Until the oak was tired and stark

But still the oak tree held its ground

While other trees fell all around

The weary wind gave up and spoke,

How can you still be standing Oak?

The Oak tree said, I know that you

Can break each branch of mine in two

Carry every leaf away,

Shake my limbs, and make me sway

But I have roots stretched in the earth

Growing stronger since my birth

You’ll never touch them, for you see

They are the deepest part of me

Until today, I wasn’t sure

Of just how much I could endure

But now I’ve found, with thanks to you

I’m stronger than I ever knew