In Memory of Your Life Dorothy Marie Williams Buck June 30, 1929 - June 28, 1957
Dorothy was first born child of Pat Williams and Lillian Dora Owens. She was a very beautiful lady. She loved life and people.
She lived fast, loved hard and did indeed die very young.
It's been 50 years since you departed this earth. So young and beautiful buried on your 28th birthday, a simple surgery gone wrong. Your departure changed the course of many lives. We can imagine and continue to dream of how wonderful it would have been. Most now have traveled in your footsteps but for those of us whose journey yet remains, memories are our strength, your laugh and smile still present, love is still strong. Our lives are a reflection of and reminder of your presence on this earth. Your son Ron, your sisters Frances and Diane
Published in the Austin American-Statesman on 6/28/2007.
Note from Mary Louise (Williams) Simons: "Dorothy is buried next to her mother, Lillian Owens Carpenter in the Austin Memorial Park Cemetery."
Dorothy was first born child of Pat Williams and Lillian Dora Owens. She was a very beautiful lady. She loved life and people.
She lived fast, loved hard and did indeed die very young.
It's been 50 years since you departed this earth. So young and beautiful buried on your 28th birthday, a simple surgery gone wrong. Your departure changed the course of many lives. We can imagine and continue to dream of how wonderful it would have been. Most now have traveled in your footsteps but for those of us whose journey yet remains, memories are our strength, your laugh and smile still present, love is still strong. Our lives are a reflection of and reminder of your presence on this earth. Your son Ron, your sisters Frances and Diane
Published in the Austin American-Statesman on 6/28/2007.
Note from Mary Louise (Williams) Simons: "Dorothy is buried next to her mother, Lillian Owens Carpenter in the Austin Memorial Park Cemetery."
In Memory of Your Life Dorothy Marie Williams Buck June 30, 1929 - June 28, 1957
Dorothy was first born child of Pat Williams and Lillian Dora Owens. She was a very beautiful lady. She loved life and people.
She lived fast, loved hard and did indeed die very young.
It's been 50 years since you departed this earth. So young and beautiful buried on your 28th birthday, a simple surgery gone wrong. Your departure changed the course of many lives. We can imagine and continue to dream of how wonderful it would have been. Most now have traveled in your footsteps but for those of us whose journey yet remains, memories are our strength, your laugh and smile still present, love is still strong. Our lives are a reflection of and reminder of your presence on this earth. Your son Ron, your sisters Frances and Diane
Published in the Austin American-Statesman on 6/28/2007.
Note from Mary Louise (Williams) Simons: "Dorothy is buried next to her mother, Lillian Owens Carpenter in the Austin Memorial Park Cemetery."
Dorothy was first born child of Pat Williams and Lillian Dora Owens. She was a very beautiful lady. She loved life and people.
She lived fast, loved hard and did indeed die very young.
It's been 50 years since you departed this earth. So young and beautiful buried on your 28th birthday, a simple surgery gone wrong. Your departure changed the course of many lives. We can imagine and continue to dream of how wonderful it would have been. Most now have traveled in your footsteps but for those of us whose journey yet remains, memories are our strength, your laugh and smile still present, love is still strong. Our lives are a reflection of and reminder of your presence on this earth. Your son Ron, your sisters Frances and Diane
Published in the Austin American-Statesman on 6/28/2007.
Note from Mary Louise (Williams) Simons: "Dorothy is buried next to her mother, Lillian Owens Carpenter in the Austin Memorial Park Cemetery."
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