Ella Williams

Ella G. Williams lived with a prayer and trustful expectation praying for a short spell in sickness and happy hour to die in. She was born on
December 3, 1918 in Dadeville, Alabama to the late John Greathouse and Hixie Porch Greathouse.

She joined the St. John Missionary Baptist Church in the Walco
Community at an early age. Serving faithfully as the Adult Women’s
Sunday School Teacher for over 30 years, was an enjoyable calling. She considered it a blessing to serve as the missionary president and to be a member of the senior choir.

She united in holy matrimony to the late Coley Dozier and to that union a baby girl was born. Later on in life she married Deacon Mike  Williams and spent 42 loving and devoted years until his death in July 2000. She was also preceded in death by her daughter, Mrs. Estella Dozier Hart and her grandson Burns G. Hart..

She leaves to cherish her memory: ten grandchildren; Warren Hart,
Andrea Haygood, Vanda (John) Edmonds, Roderick (Joslyn) Hart, Jeffrey (Tasha) Hart, Denise Chapman, Diane Bennett, Steven (Patricia) Hart, Evette Bush,  and Darryl Hart,  twenty-nine great-grandchildren, thirteen great-great grandchildren, special nephews; Charles (Betty) Townsend and George (Hattie) Townsend, nieces, son-in-law; Robert L. Hart of
Cedar Bluff, AL; sister-in-law; Lugene Greathouse, daughter-in-law, Nora P. Williams of Sylacauga, AL and a host of  other relatives and friends.