On the morning of March 25, 2019, Kim Williamson, age 62, went to be with the Lord. Kim was born to Roosevelt and Katherine Williamson on March 19, 1957.
Kim graduated from Guntersville High School in 1975 where he received a scholarship to play basketball at Calhoun Community College receiving an associates degree in health and physical education in 1978. He went on from there to continue his college career at Colorado State University and pursue his bachelor's degree in social work.
On January 14, 1979, Kim married Carol Wallace and together they had eleven children and one child from a previous marriage, They had 41 grandchildren.
Kim believed in having a strong family structure and he was passionate about the Bible and its teachings. Kim was a very a humble man and a "gentle giant" is how some described him. He impacted many lives both you and old. He always had a way with words that would leave you fulfilled. He was also known by his family for his sense of humor, especially in times when laughter was needed the most. He always ended each conversation with his famous words, "Pray about it, He listens."
Kim was proceeded in death by his mother and father, Roosevelt and Katherine Williamson; 2 daughters, Jessica and Miranda Williamson; brother, Benjamin Williamson; and two grandchildren Lilaine Hampton and Julyan Morgan.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Williamson; 5 daughters, 5 sons, In-laws, brothers, sister, a very special friend and brother, and a host of nieces and nephews.
A public memorial service was March 30, 2019 at the Town Hall, Guntersville, Alabama.
Kim graduated from Guntersville High School in 1975 where he received a scholarship to play basketball at Calhoun Community College receiving an associates degree in health and physical education in 1978. He went on from there to continue his college career at Colorado State University and pursue his bachelor's degree in social work.
On January 14, 1979, Kim married Carol Wallace and together they had eleven children and one child from a previous marriage, They had 41 grandchildren.
Kim believed in having a strong family structure and he was passionate about the Bible and its teachings. Kim was a very a humble man and a "gentle giant" is how some described him. He impacted many lives both you and old. He always had a way with words that would leave you fulfilled. He was also known by his family for his sense of humor, especially in times when laughter was needed the most. He always ended each conversation with his famous words, "Pray about it, He listens."
Kim was proceeded in death by his mother and father, Roosevelt and Katherine Williamson; 2 daughters, Jessica and Miranda Williamson; brother, Benjamin Williamson; and two grandchildren Lilaine Hampton and Julyan Morgan.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Williamson; 5 daughters, 5 sons, In-laws, brothers, sister, a very special friend and brother, and a host of nieces and nephews.
A public memorial service was March 30, 2019 at the Town Hall, Guntersville, Alabama.
On the morning of March 25, 2019, Kim Williamson, age 62, went to be with the Lord. Kim was born to Roosevelt and Katherine Williamson on March 19, 1957.
Kim graduated from Guntersville High School in 1975 where he received a scholarship to play basketball at Calhoun Community College receiving an associates degree in health and physical education in 1978. He went on from there to continue his college career at Colorado State University and pursue his bachelor's degree in social work.
On January 14, 1979, Kim married Carol Wallace and together they had eleven children and one child from a previous marriage, They had 41 grandchildren.
Kim believed in having a strong family structure and he was passionate about the Bible and its teachings. Kim was a very a humble man and a "gentle giant" is how some described him. He impacted many lives both you and old. He always had a way with words that would leave you fulfilled. He was also known by his family for his sense of humor, especially in times when laughter was needed the most. He always ended each conversation with his famous words, "Pray about it, He listens."
Kim was proceeded in death by his mother and father, Roosevelt and Katherine Williamson; 2 daughters, Jessica and Miranda Williamson; brother, Benjamin Williamson; and two grandchildren Lilaine Hampton and Julyan Morgan.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Williamson; 5 daughters, 5 sons, In-laws, brothers, sister, a very special friend and brother, and a host of nieces and nephews.
A public memorial service was March 30, 2019 at the Town Hall, Guntersville, Alabama.
Kim graduated from Guntersville High School in 1975 where he received a scholarship to play basketball at Calhoun Community College receiving an associates degree in health and physical education in 1978. He went on from there to continue his college career at Colorado State University and pursue his bachelor's degree in social work.
On January 14, 1979, Kim married Carol Wallace and together they had eleven children and one child from a previous marriage, They had 41 grandchildren.
Kim believed in having a strong family structure and he was passionate about the Bible and its teachings. Kim was a very a humble man and a "gentle giant" is how some described him. He impacted many lives both you and old. He always had a way with words that would leave you fulfilled. He was also known by his family for his sense of humor, especially in times when laughter was needed the most. He always ended each conversation with his famous words, "Pray about it, He listens."
Kim was proceeded in death by his mother and father, Roosevelt and Katherine Williamson; 2 daughters, Jessica and Miranda Williamson; brother, Benjamin Williamson; and two grandchildren Lilaine Hampton and Julyan Morgan.
He is survived by his wife, Carol Williamson; 5 daughters, 5 sons, In-laws, brothers, sister, a very special friend and brother, and a host of nieces and nephews.
A public memorial service was March 30, 2019 at the Town Hall, Guntersville, Alabama.
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