Erin L. Williamson,
32, died Sunday, Sept.
18, after a brief illness.
She leaves her father
Barry E. Williamson
and his longtime
companion Elizabeth
Davis of Charlton,
her mother Loretta
J. (Alling) Pokorny and step-father
James F. Pokorny of Sturbridge. She
also leaves a brother Ian Williamson
of Charlton, and sister Carrie and her
husband Kevin Lauritsen of Holland,
two nephews Seann Lauritsen and
Caden Lauritsen, and a niece Katelyn
Lauritsen. She also leaves many aunts,
uncles, and cousins.
She was predeceased by her maternal grandparents Francis W. Alling
and Mildred I. (Richard) Alling, and her paternal grandparents Macfarlane
Williamson and Rita H. (Shamper)
Williamson.
Erin was born April 12, 1984, and
attended Charlton Public schools. She
was a sales representative for various
cleaning supply companies with her last
place of employment at New England
Cleaning Services in Marlborough.
Erin enjoyed cooking, swimming, cookouts "on the pond," spending time on
the Cape, her two black cats, and was
a true people person, Erin especially
loved her family above all.
32, died Sunday, Sept.
18, after a brief illness.
She leaves her father
Barry E. Williamson
and his longtime
companion Elizabeth
Davis of Charlton,
her mother Loretta
J. (Alling) Pokorny and step-father
James F. Pokorny of Sturbridge. She
also leaves a brother Ian Williamson
of Charlton, and sister Carrie and her
husband Kevin Lauritsen of Holland,
two nephews Seann Lauritsen and
Caden Lauritsen, and a niece Katelyn
Lauritsen. She also leaves many aunts,
uncles, and cousins.
She was predeceased by her maternal grandparents Francis W. Alling
and Mildred I. (Richard) Alling, and her paternal grandparents Macfarlane
Williamson and Rita H. (Shamper)
Williamson.
Erin was born April 12, 1984, and
attended Charlton Public schools. She
was a sales representative for various
cleaning supply companies with her last
place of employment at New England
Cleaning Services in Marlborough.
Erin enjoyed cooking, swimming, cookouts "on the pond," spending time on
the Cape, her two black cats, and was
a true people person, Erin especially
loved her family above all.
Erin L. Williamson,
32, died Sunday, Sept.
18, after a brief illness.
She leaves her father
Barry E. Williamson
and his longtime
companion Elizabeth
Davis of Charlton,
her mother Loretta
J. (Alling) Pokorny and step-father
James F. Pokorny of Sturbridge. She
also leaves a brother Ian Williamson
of Charlton, and sister Carrie and her
husband Kevin Lauritsen of Holland,
two nephews Seann Lauritsen and
Caden Lauritsen, and a niece Katelyn
Lauritsen. She also leaves many aunts,
uncles, and cousins.
She was predeceased by her maternal grandparents Francis W. Alling
and Mildred I. (Richard) Alling, and her paternal grandparents Macfarlane
Williamson and Rita H. (Shamper)
Williamson.
Erin was born April 12, 1984, and
attended Charlton Public schools. She
was a sales representative for various
cleaning supply companies with her last
place of employment at New England
Cleaning Services in Marlborough.
Erin enjoyed cooking, swimming, cookouts "on the pond," spending time on
the Cape, her two black cats, and was
a true people person, Erin especially
loved her family above all.
32, died Sunday, Sept.
18, after a brief illness.
She leaves her father
Barry E. Williamson
and his longtime
companion Elizabeth
Davis of Charlton,
her mother Loretta
J. (Alling) Pokorny and step-father
James F. Pokorny of Sturbridge. She
also leaves a brother Ian Williamson
of Charlton, and sister Carrie and her
husband Kevin Lauritsen of Holland,
two nephews Seann Lauritsen and
Caden Lauritsen, and a niece Katelyn
Lauritsen. She also leaves many aunts,
uncles, and cousins.
She was predeceased by her maternal grandparents Francis W. Alling
and Mildred I. (Richard) Alling, and her paternal grandparents Macfarlane
Williamson and Rita H. (Shamper)
Williamson.
Erin was born April 12, 1984, and
attended Charlton Public schools. She
was a sales representative for various
cleaning supply companies with her last
place of employment at New England
Cleaning Services in Marlborough.
Erin enjoyed cooking, swimming, cookouts "on the pond," spending time on
the Cape, her two black cats, and was
a true people person, Erin especially
loved her family above all.
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