Published in The Limestone Democrat, Athens, AL, Tuesday, December 5, 1961.
Final rites for Bobby G. Williams, 21-year-old Athens Electric Department employee who was electrocuted Thursday, were conducted Saturday at the Market Street Church of Christ. A graduate of Athens Bible School, Williams had been employed by the Electric Dept since July 1958. A. J. Rolling, minister of the church, officiated the rites. Burial was in the Athens Roselawn Cemetery, McConnell Funeral Home directed.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, a sister, Joan, a brother, Dan, and his grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Williams, all of Athens.
Final rites for Bobby G. Williams, 21-year-old Athens Electric Department employee who was electrocuted Thursday, were conducted Saturday at the Market Street Church of Christ. A graduate of Athens Bible School, Williams had been employed by the Electric Dept since July 1958. A. J. Rolling, minister of the church, officiated the rites. Burial was in the Athens Roselawn Cemetery, McConnell Funeral Home directed.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, a sister, Joan, a brother, Dan, and his grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Williams, all of Athens.
Published in The Limestone Democrat, Athens, AL, Tuesday, December 5, 1961.
Final rites for Bobby G. Williams, 21-year-old Athens Electric Department employee who was electrocuted Thursday, were conducted Saturday at the Market Street Church of Christ. A graduate of Athens Bible School, Williams had been employed by the Electric Dept since July 1958. A. J. Rolling, minister of the church, officiated the rites. Burial was in the Athens Roselawn Cemetery, McConnell Funeral Home directed.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, a sister, Joan, a brother, Dan, and his grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Williams, all of Athens.
Final rites for Bobby G. Williams, 21-year-old Athens Electric Department employee who was electrocuted Thursday, were conducted Saturday at the Market Street Church of Christ. A graduate of Athens Bible School, Williams had been employed by the Electric Dept since July 1958. A. J. Rolling, minister of the church, officiated the rites. Burial was in the Athens Roselawn Cemetery, McConnell Funeral Home directed.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams, a sister, Joan, a brother, Dan, and his grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Williams, all of Athens.
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