Birth date: Mar 18, 1979 Death date: Oct 24, 2011
Sandi Christine Williams, 32, of Fredericksburg passed away Monday, October 24, 2011 at her home. Sandi is survived by her son, Johnny Lee Williams, of the home; her parents, Roger and Nancy Williams; her sister, Ida J. Young and Read Obituary
Nancy and Roger we were all sorry to hear of your loss. May God hold you close in His arms and comfort you. Love, Ella Mae, Barbara, and Ed and families
Nancy, Roger, Ida and Johnny, My thoughts and prayers are with you. Sandi had a beautiful smile that would light a room and a great sense of humor that I will never forget. I know that we have all lost touch, but the fond memories will always be with me. Working with Sandi when we worked at Geico together or the first time I met her at the Bookcrafters Picnic. I will remember her always.
I remember Sandi from high school. She was a very sweet person with a beautiful smile. My thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time.
God Bless, Crystal Payne Gouldman
Nancy, Roger, Ida and all of Sandi's Family -- WeI grieve with you at your loss. May your happy memories of Sandi sustain you during this difficult time. Know that your friends surround you in spirit and lift you up to God for comfort. Peace and love be with you. Jeff and Melva Kishpaugh
I remember Sandi's laugh, When she and my daughter Amanda were in school they were always laughing and joking. I made her prom dress when she and Amanda were seniors. They looked so pretty. I have several pictures of them looking so young and full of life.
You have my deepest sympathy and prayers
Frances Thacker (Amanda Thacker's Mom)
Sandi was my childhood sweetheart in middle school. We lost track of each other after middle school, but ran into each other several times over the years around town. Lately, I've been trying to reconntect with many of my childhood friends and have been trying to find a way to contact Sandi. I was very sad to see the obituary in the Free Lance-Star. My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to Sandi's family and especially her son. She will always be a part of fond memories of my childhood and hold a special place in my heart.
-Bradley S. Toombs
My memories of Sandi are from childhood. Sandi was the little sister to my dear friend, Ida, and we had lots of good times together. There were many special times spent swimming, watching movies, or just hanging out together. Although, we were not in touch a lot throughout our adulthood, I will miss her. My heart goes out to you all as you grieve the loss of Sandi...my family and I are praying for you during this most difficult time.
Much Love,
Carrie Tinnell
What a special person Sandi is. She showed so much perseverance and I know that she is smiling down at her family now. She has a wonderful family, and I pray that you can feel the peace from the Savior. He loves you.
I remember the first time Sandi and I met. We'd talked quite a few times and realized we lived just 10 minutes apart and had the same name and the same rare diseases...oh, and that Panera had the best soup and bread around. Johnny Lee wasn't yet born and she'd just picked out his name and Sandi, my sister and I had a great lunch and laughed and talked and shared stories and cracked up at how two Sandi(s) with so much in common could be so drastically different, too...not the least of which is that I'm 4'11 and Sandi hovered over me with her long legs and tall frame. Nevertheless, we kept in touch as we both felt able over the years and I was hoping I'd get to see her again. My thoughts are with you all, Sandi, and Johnny Lee. And from one Sandi with PSC to another, I'm keeping up the fight, my friend, fighting PSC for the both of us now. You are missed.
Sandi
