TITLE:  Jay Harley Williams

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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WILLIAMS, Jay
FAIRFAX - Mr. Jay Harley Williams, husband of the late Phyllis Ivy 
Gibson Williams, died Monday evening in the V.A. Medical Center in 
Augusta. He was 84. Mr. Williams was born in Old Barnwell County March
4, 1917, a son of the late Albert R. Williams and Mary Jane Harter 
Williams. He was a carpenter and an Army Veteran of WWII. He was a 
Baptist and an avid fisherman. Survivors include: 2 sons, Jay Harley 
Williams, Jr. of California, and Eric Arthur Williams of Barnwell; 3 
daughters, Patricia Ann Bowers of Fairfax, Phyllis Marie Fisk of 
Islandton and Jackie Donahue of Allendale; 2 brothers, Robbie R. 
Williams of Barnwell and Kenneth Williams of Walterboro; 1 sister, 
Mary Alice Coxwell of Georgia. There are 14 grandchildren and 25 
great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon 
at 2:00 in the chapel of Smith-Rhoden Funeral Home with burial 
following in the Fairfax Cemetery. Visitation will be held Wednesday 
evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. SMITH-RHODEN FUNERAL 
HOME of Allendale is in charge of arrangements.  (Published Oct 31, 
2001)
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