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ACelebrationofL i f e for

Our sister and aunt Carolyn Wiliams, daughter of the late William & Odell Mckintey Carson was born on November 12, 1941, in Emporia, Virginia (Greensville County).

She graduated from E.W. Wyatt High School in Emporia, Virginia. She later moved to Washington, DC where she made it home. She met her late husband (Boysie) at Upper Room Baptist Church, where she became a member and served as A Deaconess and was regularly active on several committees until she became ill.

She worked at Washington Hospital Center for many years and later went to work for Fairfield Kitchen, where she retired.

She leaves to cherish her memory, her brother, Chartie Carson (Naomi), Washington, DC. her sister Gladys Howard Lawrenceville VA, nieces, Joyce Lynch (Jay) Jarrett, VA., Brenda Moore (James) Prince George, VA, Barbara Lynch (Kenny) Emporia, VA, Delva Square (Dwright) Emporia VA, Tishima Carson La Plata MD, Diana Merchant Richmond VA, Setestine Grockett (Thurston) Baltimore MD, Patricia Stokes Baltimore, MD Joann Battle Baltimore, MD, Rosa Battle Baltimore, MD, Diane Battle Baltimore, MD. Teresa Battle Baltimore, MD, Tyronza Wyche Emporia VA, Shakisha Thomas Raines (Emporia, VA, nephews, George Garratt (Sharon) Emporia, VA, Otis Wyche J: (iris) Jarratt, VA Robert Carson jr. Richmond, VA. James Battle Baltimore, MD, Rosco (Zorita) Battle Baltimore, MD. Ronald Battle, Baltimore, MD, David Williams, Baltimore, MD, and a host of family and Tands.

She looked forward to grocery shopping with her brother Charlie EVERY SATURDAY morning. She enjoyed the time the two of them spent together. She loved her brother unconditionally; he could never do anything wrong. She loved to talk; she would join in other people's conversations and did not know them. When you met her, she treated you a: if you had been friends forever. She was kind, loving, and she could be funny at times. Charlie and I loved her very much. The close bond that she and I shared was a Soulful Sisterhood.

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Opening Prayer

Joyce Ann Lynch

The Holy Scripture

New Testament: George Garrett

Old Testament: Shannon Garrett

Obituary & Poems

The Broken Chain

Donata Duckett

Acknowledgements

LaShawn Carson Duckett

Expressions & Remarks

Family & Friends

Closing Remarks

Joyce Ann Lynch

Recessional

Cedar Hill Cemetery 4111 Pensylvania Ave.

Suitland, MD 20746

The Broken Chain The Broken Chain The Broken Chain

WelittleknewthatmorningthatGodwas goingtocallyourname.Inlifewelovedyou sodearly,indeathwedothesame.Itbroke ourheartstoloseyou,butyoudidnotgo alone.Forpartofuswentwithyou,theday Godcalledyouhome.Youleftuspeaceful memories;yourloveisstillourguide.And thoughwecannotseeyou,youarealwaysat ourside.Ourfamilychainisbroken,and nothingseemsthesame.ButasGodcallsus onebyone,thechainwilllinkagain. WeLoveYou;TheFamily.

The family of Deaconess Carolyn Williams wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation for the many expressions of sympothy during this time of bereavement. They also appreciate your presence at her funeral and your prayers. May God bless each of you, this is our prayer.

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