Devon Alexis Williams left this mortal world on September 25, 2016 in College Station, Texas at the age of 16 years old. Born December 21, 1999 in Bryan, Texas, she was a Junior student at College Station High School and, previous to that, attended High School at John H. Guyer High in Denton, Texas.
Devon had an intense love for her family, her animals, her friends and her art. She found joy in working with horses, spending time with family and friends, listening to music and sculpting. She was an accomplished and blossoming artist, winning high school awards with several sculptures…one of which was placed on display in a Denton art gallery. Devon's enduring love for horses was exhibited in her personal horse training and riding and the true joy she found attending and volunteering at GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship in Flower Mound, Texas.
Devon's indomitable spirit reflected in her sense of humor, her contagious laugh and her smile. Through her years she brought her family together through love and prayer. The light she brought to this world dimmed with her passing but will continue to serve as a beacon of love, inspiration and devotion to family for all who knew her. Devon is survived by her grandmother, Jackie Layman; her mother, Barbara Williams; her father, Charles Williams; Step-mother, Melissa Williams; Siblings, Halle Ledet, Andrew Williams, Blythe Williams, Charles Williams and Chae Ledet; loving aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and her pets Spyro, Milo and preceded by her horse, Beau.
Services will be held this Saturday, October 1st at Cole Funeral Home 1113 West 5th Street, McGregor, Texas at 12:00pm. Graveside service at Post Oak Cemetery, Oglesby, Texas to immediately follow.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, the family asks that you consider making a donation to GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship through their website: http://www.grittherapy.org/?page_id=36 Arrangements under the direction of Cole Funeral Home, McGregor, TX.
(Published by Cole Funeral Home of McGregor, TX and in the Bryan/College Station Eagle Newspaper on September 30, 2016)
Devon had an intense love for her family, her animals, her friends and her art. She found joy in working with horses, spending time with family and friends, listening to music and sculpting. She was an accomplished and blossoming artist, winning high school awards with several sculptures…one of which was placed on display in a Denton art gallery. Devon's enduring love for horses was exhibited in her personal horse training and riding and the true joy she found attending and volunteering at GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship in Flower Mound, Texas.
Devon's indomitable spirit reflected in her sense of humor, her contagious laugh and her smile. Through her years she brought her family together through love and prayer. The light she brought to this world dimmed with her passing but will continue to serve as a beacon of love, inspiration and devotion to family for all who knew her. Devon is survived by her grandmother, Jackie Layman; her mother, Barbara Williams; her father, Charles Williams; Step-mother, Melissa Williams; Siblings, Halle Ledet, Andrew Williams, Blythe Williams, Charles Williams and Chae Ledet; loving aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and her pets Spyro, Milo and preceded by her horse, Beau.
Services will be held this Saturday, October 1st at Cole Funeral Home 1113 West 5th Street, McGregor, Texas at 12:00pm. Graveside service at Post Oak Cemetery, Oglesby, Texas to immediately follow.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, the family asks that you consider making a donation to GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship through their website: http://www.grittherapy.org/?page_id=36 Arrangements under the direction of Cole Funeral Home, McGregor, TX.
(Published by Cole Funeral Home of McGregor, TX and in the Bryan/College Station Eagle Newspaper on September 30, 2016)
Devon Alexis Williams left this mortal world on September 25, 2016 in College Station, Texas at the age of 16 years old. Born December 21, 1999 in Bryan, Texas, she was a Junior student at College Station High School and, previous to that, attended High School at John H. Guyer High in Denton, Texas.
Devon had an intense love for her family, her animals, her friends and her art. She found joy in working with horses, spending time with family and friends, listening to music and sculpting. She was an accomplished and blossoming artist, winning high school awards with several sculptures…one of which was placed on display in a Denton art gallery. Devon's enduring love for horses was exhibited in her personal horse training and riding and the true joy she found attending and volunteering at GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship in Flower Mound, Texas.
Devon's indomitable spirit reflected in her sense of humor, her contagious laugh and her smile. Through her years she brought her family together through love and prayer. The light she brought to this world dimmed with her passing but will continue to serve as a beacon of love, inspiration and devotion to family for all who knew her. Devon is survived by her grandmother, Jackie Layman; her mother, Barbara Williams; her father, Charles Williams; Step-mother, Melissa Williams; Siblings, Halle Ledet, Andrew Williams, Blythe Williams, Charles Williams and Chae Ledet; loving aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and her pets Spyro, Milo and preceded by her horse, Beau.
Services will be held this Saturday, October 1st at Cole Funeral Home 1113 West 5th Street, McGregor, Texas at 12:00pm. Graveside service at Post Oak Cemetery, Oglesby, Texas to immediately follow.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, the family asks that you consider making a donation to GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship through their website: http://www.grittherapy.org/?page_id=36 Arrangements under the direction of Cole Funeral Home, McGregor, TX.
(Published by Cole Funeral Home of McGregor, TX and in the Bryan/College Station Eagle Newspaper on September 30, 2016)
Devon had an intense love for her family, her animals, her friends and her art. She found joy in working with horses, spending time with family and friends, listening to music and sculpting. She was an accomplished and blossoming artist, winning high school awards with several sculptures…one of which was placed on display in a Denton art gallery. Devon's enduring love for horses was exhibited in her personal horse training and riding and the true joy she found attending and volunteering at GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship in Flower Mound, Texas.
Devon's indomitable spirit reflected in her sense of humor, her contagious laugh and her smile. Through her years she brought her family together through love and prayer. The light she brought to this world dimmed with her passing but will continue to serve as a beacon of love, inspiration and devotion to family for all who knew her. Devon is survived by her grandmother, Jackie Layman; her mother, Barbara Williams; her father, Charles Williams; Step-mother, Melissa Williams; Siblings, Halle Ledet, Andrew Williams, Blythe Williams, Charles Williams and Chae Ledet; loving aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and her pets Spyro, Milo and preceded by her horse, Beau.
Services will be held this Saturday, October 1st at Cole Funeral Home 1113 West 5th Street, McGregor, Texas at 12:00pm. Graveside service at Post Oak Cemetery, Oglesby, Texas to immediately follow.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, the family asks that you consider making a donation to GRIT Therapeutic Horsemanship through their website: http://www.grittherapy.org/?page_id=36 Arrangements under the direction of Cole Funeral Home, McGregor, TX.
(Published by Cole Funeral Home of McGregor, TX and in the Bryan/College Station Eagle Newspaper on September 30, 2016)
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