Angelia M. Williams

Angie as she was affectionately called suddenly passed away due to complications from pneumonia at the age of 53.

Angie attended Harrisburg High School and graduated with the class of 1986.

Angie was preceded in death by her mother Olivia Grayer, SC, and her brother Barry McCollum, PA. 

She is survived by her Husband Robert L. Williams, PA, children, Annette Grayer, PA, Antonio Grayer, PA, Ty’Rica Brown ‘Tai’, Imani Williams, Washington DC, Robert Williams III, PA, grandchildren Aujeire Grayer, Harrisburg, PA, Aniyah Davis, PA, Aden Davis, PA, Aliyanah Davis, PA, Kai Mills, PA, Great Grandson, Lyndon Amir Thompson-Grayer, PA, sister, Cynthia Ray, NC, Veronica Palmer, PA, Sharon Randle, NC, Jennifer McCollum, NC, Shanon McCollum (Dink), as well as a host of nieces and nephews.

Angie worked in the Healthcare field over 20 years, her last place of employment was Spring Creek Rehabilitation Center, where she worked until her health forced her to stop. 

In 2001 Angie made the decision to change her life when she found out she was going to be a grandmother for the first time. It was then she decided to become part of the Narcotics Anonymous Program, which she actively participated in. She recently celebrated 20 years in that program. Angie was a rock to the people she met as well as her family. Angie has a heart of gold and was always willing to lend a hand, or give counsel.

In 2006 she married her husband Robert Williams, together they did a lot of what Angie loved to do, which was to travel to visit with family, host family gatherings, and spoil the grandkids rotten. Angie loved to play cards, and sometimes hit the casino, she loved going out to eat, her and Rob were always going somewhere. Angie doted over all the kids and grandkids and spoiled them rotten. She was affectionately called the Boss by Rob (inside Joke)

May the Winds of heaven blow softly, and whisper in your ear, how much we love and miss you, and wish you were here.

Your life was our blessing, and you shall never be forgotten.