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Obituary For Lura Williams
Lura Williams was born in Salitllo, TN November 1, 1933. She was one of 10 children born to the union Robert Lowery and Malisse Lowery Adell.
Lura diligently served many years at places of employment such as Washington Township Schools, RCA and Link Belt. After retiring, she continued to spend time bowling, reading, and most importantly, hosting and sharing meals with family and friends. Lura loved her family and she was often seen spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She professed her hope in Christ at an early age at Galilee Baptist Church. She continued to grow in faith and diligently attended Sunrise Missionary Baptist Church and ended her journey at Christian Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church where she served faithfully. As a choir member and founding member of The Singing Sisters group for over thirty years, Lura used her voice to praise God and usher in worship for the Kingdom.
Lura Williams was called home on April 16, 2025 to receive her reward for her Christian service.
She is preceded in death by her father Robert Lowery and mother Malisse Lowery Adell, brothers, David Lowery, Herbert Stackens, Lowery Adell and JB Taylor, sisters, Bernice Cook, Ruthina McElrath, Ida Taylor, Ruby Williams, loving husband James Williams, daughters, Rita Coleman, Wendy Coleman and Helen Matthews. She leaves to cherish her memory sons, Harry (Bonnie Coleman and Harold Coleman, and a host of nieces, nephews, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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What a blessing it was to have Sis. Lura Williams as a friend. She had a loving spirit and much wisdom. She was direct, she was classy, and she was true. She was the real deal. You knew where you stood with her. There was nothing fake about her. I enjoyed spending time in her presence. I am going to miss her riding with me to church and the various musical services. I am going to miss her at Christian Tabernacle MB Church and singing in the choir with her, going to Sunday School and attending Bible Study with her. I thank God for her life down here and though I will miss her, I thank God she is at Home with Him giving Him praise forevermore. Take your rest, Sis. Lura Williams. My love and condolences to her family.
