Mrs. Carla N. Williams

Carla N. Williams (Hughes) date of death: 02/17/2017. Married: Quentin A. Williams, Jr. on June 23,1973. Carla was an amazing person. She was always ready to listen to someone else's problem and pray for them. If it was confidential she would not even tell her husband about it. She prayed daily for her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Always quoting bible versus to and about them. Here are some thoughts of others concerning Carla. Every single time I saw her for 19 years she hugged me, kissed my cheek and said "I Love You". I don't hear those words very. often. (Joan) God said, "when you die, if you know him you are immediately with him." She will always be the true examples of love and faith to me. I have never met someone so charismatic in my life and I hope to pass that on in my life as well and show what you have taught me. (Jonas) Andrea's mentor and close friend of 20 years has passed away. It's a sad loss for friends and family but there's much rejoicing in Heaven over the homecoming of a saint. Carla was a selfless, loving and caring person who was always willing to lend an ear and say a prayer when needed. She and her husband became known for their excellent cooking on many disaster relief trips and at church summer camps. Just knowing they were heading up the kitchen caused more people to volunteer. Her cheesecakes were always the best! God speed Carla, you're in Adonai's arms now, right where you've always wanted to be. We'll miss your laughter and your love but we'll see you on the other side someday. (Ken) I miss my grandma Carla so much already, my heart hurts. (Kenzie) Our sweet sweet friend, Carla, passed away unexpectedly Friday morning. She was a motherly figure to us. and many of our friends and will be greatlyimissed, (Jennifer) My heart breaks at losing my friend Carla, but, breaks even more at your heart break. She knew how to love! (Dorothy) The one person (my mom) who loved me, no matter what, just left me. (Scott) I already miss eating breakfast with her on Sundays, and baking together. I'll always miss her hugs and seeing her smile. (Halei) We love you and will always miss the time we spent together, no matter what we were doing. It could have been going out, or just spending time together. Every time something extraordinary happens in our lives, we instinctively will want to call you and share our lives with you as we always did; next time it will have to wait • until we join you in heaven. We love and miss you so much words can not express it. (Hope and Bruce) Many in my family and circle of friends know my dear friend, Carla, either personally or from our stories. She passed away unexpectedly this week due to complications during surgery and we are heartbroken. (Amy) Carla was one of the Lady's that you could come to for prayer! She would keep it in confidence,'and you knew that she would pray for your need!! (DarIa) I'm going to miss her squinty eyed, sleepy smile, that she always gave me on Sunday mornings. And watching her whip up a batch of something or other. I'm going to miss our shopping excursions and lunches out. My heart aches for her warm embrace. I'm going to miss her telling me she loves me. She was the smartest, sweetest, most loving and funniest short person I ever knew. (Stacey) Our mother passed away Friday morning we are sad and we are hurting because she still lives in our hearts and in our minds. She had a very accomplished life in her husband and in her kids and in her grandkids and in her great grandkids and all the people she loved and all the people that loved her. Her goal in life was to be with God and she has accomplished that as well. She is in heaven watching over us and praying for us. Her spirit may be gone off this earth but she is very much alive in us and rejoicing in heaven. I love you morn and I miss you and we will be together again in heaven. (Greg) My fondest memories of mom are times spent in the kitchen. No matter where we lived it was the focal point of our house. Whether we were cooking together, washing dishes by hand (even though we had a working dishwasher, morn decided we were going to wash dishes by hand) or just chatting over a cup of coffee. Morn loved me unconditionally even though she didn't have to, but she chose to. I love her and miss her so much. I know she is in the arms of her Messiah and she isn't hurting anymore. (Leah) Survived by: Husband, Quentin A. Williams, Jr. Children: Hope M. Davis (Stailey), Leah K. Holt (Williams), Stacey R. Williams, Gregory L. Stailey, Scott A. Stailey, Children-In-law: Bruce Rosen, William (Jay) Holt, Tracy Stailey, Joan McKinney, Jason McKinney. 16 Grandchildren: 7 Great-Grandchildren; Sister: Celisia Burke (Hughes). Numerous Nieces, Nephews, and Cousins. Carla was preceded in death: Parents, J. W. Hughes, Mary L. Hughes (Hardin); Brothers David Hughes, James (Jimmy) Hughes, and Glen Hughes. Carla attended Beit Tefilah Messianic Congregration, meeting at St. Paul's Evangelical Church, 9801 Olive, Creve Couer, MO. A closed casket graveside service will be conducted at Bellerive Gardens, 740 N. Mason Rd., Creve Couer, MO. At 11:00 A.M., Wednesday, 22nd February, 2017. Following internment service, a memoriallunch will be served at St. Paul's Evangelical Church, 9801 Olive, Creve Couer, MO. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting financial assistance for the funeral expenses: A "Go Fund Me" account has been set up at: https://www.gofundme.com/grandma-carlas-burial-fund

Mrs. Carla N. Williams

March 26, 1947 - February 17, 2017