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| HOUSE RESOLUTION
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| WHEREAS, The members of the House of Representatives of the |
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| State of Illinois were saddened to learn of the death of Versie |
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| Lucille Wade Williams on October 16, 2005; and
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| WHEREAS, Mrs. Versie Lucille Wade Williams was born on May |
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| 6, 1926 in Pickens, Mississippi to the late union of Versie |
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| Wade and Linnie Wade; the eldest of four children, she was |
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| preceded in death by her parents, Versie and Linnie Wade, and |
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| two sisters, Rosetta Daniels and Elizabeth Williams; and
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| WHEREAS, Mrs. Williams
was united in matrimony to Clarence |
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| Williams, Sr., in December 1944, and to this union eight |
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| children were born; four of her children preceded her in death: |
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| Clarence Jr., Oralee, Joe, and Michael; and
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| WHEREAS,
Mrs. Williams confessed in Christ at an early age |
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| at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Pickens, Mississippi;
she was a |
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| faithful member of Central Memorial Missionary Baptist Church, |
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| where she was a member of the Willing Workers Club until her |
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| death; she worked at Little Company of Mary Hospital; and
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| WHEREAS,
Representative Arthur Turner was always known as |
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| Curtis to Mrs. Williams; she also served as the neighbor |
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| children's mother; she was a mother to everyone; she and Mrs. |
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| Turner believed in buying food in bulk at a wholesale store, |
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| and they then divide the food between themselves; and
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| WHEREAS, Mrs. Williams was a loving and kind person who |
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| would help any and everyone; she was loved and will be dearly |
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| missed;
her survivors are: two daughters, Linnie Hughes and |
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| Patricia Appling (husband, James); two sons Eddie (wife, |
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| Jeanette) and Willie Williams; twenty-one grandchildren; |
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| forty-six great-grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; one |
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| brother, Clarence Murry, Sr.; one great aunt, Geneva; one |