Name: Williams & Bluitt Funeral Home
Address: Indianapolis, IN

This memorial reminds me of my first time meeting Aunt Doris when she came to St Louis to see her sister after graduating from college, don't remember the year, but I was between 12-15 years old..She was such a funny and loving person. Continue to Rest Peacefully😘

Mrs. Williams, you still hold precious memories in the hearts of all those you knew.  Rest in heaven and keep smiling down on all of us.  Love you to life.



Marion F. Godwin
Fellow Laneite, Church Member and Friend of Family
Indianapolis, Indiana

To My Cousin, Auntie Connie, Yvonne, Floyd, Peter, Stacy, Angie, Melissa and the entire family, I am so sorry to her of Mrs. Williams passing. 
Such a beautiful, sweet, and regal soul.  She was always so welcoming and loving. I have always admired her poise, class, and sophiscation.  She left a big impression on me on what a lady should be.  I have been blessed to have known her.  My Cousins, " Big Mommy"!
My God Bless and Keep Each and Every One of You in HIS Loving Arms!!!
Mrs. Williams will be missed but not forgotten!!!  There will never be another Mrs. Williams!!!

Auntie you will always be in my heart. Thank you for being my second mom.
The family here in Atlanta love you grateful to have another angel to watch over us.
Tony, Linda, Niaomi, Mya, Myles and Reno Love You Forever 

We were very saddened to hear of your mother's passing. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers


Mrs. Williams was a very intelligent, well spoken, thoughtful, and poised woman!  One could immediately spot the "Teacher" in her.  She was well respected by all that she came in contact with.  

I will always remember her "keeping order" as the Sergeant of Arms for our many meetings with the Lane Alumni Chapter, Phillips Temple Missionary Society and H.M. Williamson Ministry.
May God give you comfort in knowing that she is now safe in the arms of Jesus!  Be blessed.

To my First Cousins, with Heart felt Condolences , Well , God has 
Spoken in the life of your Mother , My Mothers baby sister, and my favorite Aunt , and boy what a Sermon it was !!! Full of all things wonderful and challenging ,  She taught me what love for siblings looked like , she would follow her Big sister to the Ends of the Earth, simply  because she loved her . My love for My Aunt Doris, goes beyond measure , Her home for me , was always a refuge , I could always find , Love , Security , a great meal , and big laughs !!!! She will forever rest in my heart . I love you  Guys !!!!  Auntie's oldest  Nephew.  Michael


there will not be another like you Aunt Doris
Warren,,,

Condolences to the Williams family.   I will always remember Mrs. Williams for her warm smile and encouraging words.  She was a staple at Phillips Temple, C.M.E   I have missed not seeing her.  

May God bring comfort to your family and soothe your pain with  warm  memories of her,  and the knowledge that she is in God's hands.

Lillie (Barnett) Evans

It was such a joy to have known Sister Doris.  We served together as missionaries, choir members and in the H.M. Williamson ministry.  She was such a regal and classy lady, the "Original Diva." I loved and admired her so much. My prayers are with her family, especially Yvonne. May God comfort and strengthen you in the days ahead.

Sympathy to you Floyd, Constance, Yvonne and Carlos. Your mom was a special lady who will forever be in my heart. I met Doris right after she graduated from college and I was about 15, she had a beautiful smile and knew how to talk to a teenager. Doris made me feel special when we talked. I always looked forward to seeing her whenever she came to St. Louis. My memories of Doris will remain in my heart..Love All!

Sympathy to the family. My memory of Doris go back to my age of 15. Doris had just graduated from college when we first met and immediately became attached to her. I thought she was so much fun and plus she made me feel so important as a teenager. I looked forward to seeing her everytime she came to StLouis..I had not seen Doris in a number of years, she will always remain in my heart..

To my dear Doris Williams' family, it is truly an honor to remember your Mother, Grandmother, Sister, Aunt and Friend.  Mrs. Williams was such a sweet and honorable Woman.  Many fond memories remain with me but the most memorable advice Mrs. Williams shared with me is as follows:  "sweetheart, you will not die from lack of sleep, but you will die from lack of rest".   Mrs. Williams I thank you and look forward to seeing you again once God gives me sweet rest as He did with you on April 24.

Love you all to life.

Marion F. Godwin

To Connie, Von, Peter, Floyd, Sending prayers for all of you, I will always rembember your mom as a loving welcoming spirit  with a beautiful smile, from  the 1st day we meet her,  and Mr. Williams. May God continue to Bless each one of you in a special way.

Brenda Milligan & Family

To my nephew, Connie, Yvonne, Lynnette and family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of  Mrs. Williams. She was a lovely person, kind and accepting. Your lost is heaven's gain. May you find comfort in having shared in her life here on earth and to know she is resting peacefully with the Lord. And we shall see her again someday.

Jacqueline Glass

My Family and I are praying for Mrs. Williams Family at this difficult time.

Ronald C. A. Glass and Family

To God be the glory:
The Johnson family just wanted to reach out to you and the family and  share in the loss of your mother. We was remembering all the fun memories and wonderful times we spent together as friends filled with joy. We shared our mothers with one another. May the Lord keep you and the family covered in blood and continue to watch over you. Don’t hesitate to call 
and allow us to be of some help to you.

With much Love to you
The Johnson Family 

OBITUARY

Doris Williams

June 26, 1929 – April 24, 2020

Williams & Bluitt Funeral Home

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