"May the work I've done speak for me."
Lucile Williams was born on January 17, 1937 to Odie and Lillie
Brown. She was the third child out of five children.
Lucile attended Douglass High School and was a long time resident
of the Sandtown Community. She became a member of Antioch
Baptist Church No. 1 were she served as a usher, sung in the usher
board choir, and was a deaconess. Years later she joined Monument
of Faith Church.
Her first marriage was the Percy Williams and to this union three
son's were born Terry, Larry and Ricky.
In 1957 she met and married Elbert Williams Jr. to this union
five children were born, one son, Marty, and four daughters, Lillie
Mae, Louvenia Carol, Cassetta, and Sheretta.
Lucile began working for Community Action as a supervisor.
She loved helping people while working there, she helped with the
children's summer program and the senior citizen's program. She
continued to work until she retired. After retiring Lucile continued
to enjoy life singing, helping others and spending time with her
family. She never met a stranger.
On Thursday, September 3, 2020 at 2:15pm the death angel
stopped by her house and called her home.
She was preceded in death by her parents Odie and Lillie Brown,
two brothers Billy Darrington an Christopher K. Brown Sr. her
husband Deacon Elbert Williams Jr., three children Louvenia
Carol Anderson, Marty C. Williams, and Lillie Cheatham. Three
grandchildren Latoya Anderson, Jarvis Cheatham, and Marsheila
Williams and both maternal and paternal grand parents.
She leaves to cherish her memory four daughters Cassetta Taft,
Sheretta Williams, Susan Williams and Venita Doe of Oklahoma
City. Four son's, Larry Williams of Denver, CO., Terry Williams,
Ricky Williams on Marcus Anderson of Oklahoma City. A sister
Louvenia Nolan, and a brother Bishop Marvin Brown, Three
uncles Latroy Smith, Walter Smith an Wayne Smith of Oklahoma
City, and two sister-in-laws Lola Brown and Rev. Edna Darrington.
An a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends.