JACKIE RICHARD WILLIAMS, 59, died at his home in July, 1997. Mr. Williams attended school in Ranger and served with the U.S. Army during the Berlin Wall Crisis. He returned to Ranger in 1960 and worked for Dr Pepper for many years. He was a distributor for the Abilene Reporter-News for seven years and also was a clerk for Montgomery Ward. He was a volunteer firefighter and was a member of Ranger Jaycees and Eastside Baptist Church. His wife is Jimmie Williams of Ranger. He had three children, Karrol Williams and Kamelia Williams, both of Ranger,and Richard Williams of Clifton; one foster daughter, Chris Torrez of Idalou; one brother, Johnny Williams of Ranger; one sister, Amelia Tucker of Tyler; and seven grandchildren. Interment was in Alameda Cemetery.
JACKIE RICHARD WILLIAMS, 59, died at his home in July, 1997. Mr. Williams attended school in Ranger and served with the U.S. Army during the Berlin Wall Crisis. He returned to Ranger in 1960 and worked for Dr Pepper for many years. He was a distributor for the Abilene Reporter-News for seven years and also was a clerk for Montgomery Ward. He was a volunteer firefighter and was a member of Ranger Jaycees and Eastside Baptist Church. His wife is Jimmie Williams of Ranger. He had three children, Karrol Williams and Kamelia Williams, both of Ranger,and Richard Williams of Clifton; one foster daughter, Chris Torrez of Idalou; one brother, Johnny Williams of Ranger; one sister, Amelia Tucker of Tyler; and seven grandchildren. Interment was in Alameda Cemetery.
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