Sherrie Beth (Eason) Williams

Visitation will be Sunday, January 3, 2021 from 3 – 6 pm at Memorial Funeral Chapel in Bryan. Funeral service will be Monday at 2:00 pm at the funeral home with Rev. Tim Skaggs officiating. You may livestream the service at facebook.com/memorialbryan Interment will follow at Memorial Cemetery of College Station.

Sherrie was born in Longview, Texas on May 7, 1955 to Earl and Dorothy Eason. She graduated from Pine Tree High School in Longview. She was a member of Central Baptist Church in Bryan where she taught second grade Sunday School for 16 years and numerous other church activities. Sherrie was a Girl Scout leader straight from the movie “Troop Beverly Hills”. She enjoyed being with her family and was always the life of the party. Sherrie enjoyed boating, glamping, and shopping. She loved to get her hair and nails done, she was always making new friends everywhere she went.

Sherrie had a heart of gold who lived for others, especially her family. She never refused to help someone in need. She was always a ray of sunshine everywhere she went. Her heart was as big as her hair.

Sherrie is preceded in death by her father, Earl C. Eason; and her mother, Dorothy Briggs Eason of Longview.

She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Joey A. Williams (he was her “Joeboy” and she was his “Shu”); daughters, Stacy Renea Williams and her partner Ron Tejera of Austin, Holly Brianne Williams and husband, Jacque Arevalo of Bryan; grandchildren, Wesley Vanecek and his partner Kelsey Vivace of College Station, Alexis Arevalo-Wilson and husband Damian Wilson of Bryan, and J.J. Arevalo of Bryan; great-grandchildren, Ethan Vanecek of Pearland, Sophia Beth Wilson of Bryan and Kayden Vanecek of College Station; sister, Donna Heck of Broken Arrow, OK; nephew, Shane Heck and wife Jennifer of Norman, OK; and great-nieces, Natalie and Katelyn; and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers will be Wesley Vanecek, J.J. Arevalo, Jacque Arevalo, Damian Wilson, Ron Tejera and Joe D’Agostino.

Sherrie will be missed by many. She was a true gift from God, that blessed everyone who crossed her path.

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