Rosamond Cicely (Chapman) Williams was born June 8, 1930 to Edward Augustus and Doris Chapman in New Amsterdam, Guyana (formerly British Guiana), South America. She was the oldest of five children. Rosamond was united in Marriage to the Rev. Cecil E. Williams for over 30-years and together in their union three beautiful children were born. The family moved to New York City where Father Williams served as associate Pastor for a short time. He was later assigned to The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Oklahoma City, OK. Rosamond served as Sunday School Teacher and was active with the Episcopal Church Women. She received her Nursing degree through the University of Oklahoma and was recognized as one of the first Black female to graduate from the OU Nursing School. She worked at O'Donahue Hospital until her retirement. After Father Williams passing, many years later Rosamond was blessed to find love again with Daniel Elliott a Christian and faithful man, through this marriage she gained four more children, Nancy, (Argie), Barbara, Cheryl and David. Rosamond is survived by her children: Colin Williams (Gina) of Oklahoma City, OK, Audrey Hopkins Hansen (Fredrick) of Aurora, CO, and Cecil Joseph Williams (Kathy) of Tulsa, Oklahoma. seven grandchildren; Katreena (Friend Edward), Cicely (Alberto), Travis (Friend LaToyia), Brendon (Martha), Darbi, Daniel and Rosamond, four great-grandchildren: Ma'Kayla, Triniti, M'Kye, and Travis Jr., siblings: Pamela Harding of England, Jean Storey of England, Sheila Chapman of Guyana and Ivan Chapman (Gwen) of Houston, TX, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, many other relatives and loving friends.