Mrs "Mah" Shirley Ann (Hamm) Williams

2018, at 5:20pm. She was born January 12, 1937 in Flemingsburg Kentucky.

Surrounded by her loved ones: John R Williams, Pamela Hamm, Rick Eastwood, Cheryl K.

Eastwood, Sandra L. Tressler, Dorinda Anderson, Juana Doucet, Destinie Doucet, Julian Gonzalez, Phil Larson, Rayne Larson, Tony Trott, Estella Trott, Jonathan Trott, Josef Trott, Chloe Trott, Candice Neal,

Kristan Doucet, Michael McNair, Ashley Moore, Cliff Holland, Susan Gray,

Yvonne Griffin, Martha Hockin & Tommy Hockin.

“Mah” is survived by her husband John R. Williams, her sister Pamela K. Hamm, her daughters

Cheryl K. Eastwood, Sandra L. Tressler, her sons Edward R. Smalley, Jr., Ernest R. Williams; her

grandchildren, Juana Doucet, Tony Trott, ShirRay M-A Stephens, Leanna Grace Gibbons, Laura

Kate Mchart, Timothy Dillon Jr, Kyle Dillon, Amber Fox, Chance Tressler, April Gameros, Lisa

M. Stevens, Morgan E. Morris, Casondra Smalley, Edward R. Smalley III, Angela Commitao, James Smalley, Edward Smalley, Tonya Boyd; her great-grandchildren, namesake “Destinie K’Ann Doucet”,

Johnathan “Jbyrd” Trott, Josef Trott, Chloe Trott, TJ Trott, Jr., Will Trott, Michael Stephens Jr.,

Haylee Stephens, Damian Slayton, Kandace Bryce Vanerman, Ashley Robbins, Skylar Fox,

Jasmine Fox, Priscilla Fox, Timothy Andrew Dillon, Bryson Charles Dillon, Chloe Anne Dillon &

Ana Luna Tressler, Legacy Darlene Ann Stevens, Hayden Wayne Smalley, and Gabriel Steven Isaiah Smalley, Zachary Lee Davis, Alexis Marie Davis, Logan Ryan Davis, Lincoln Rush Huckabee; as well as a number of nieces & nephews that loved her dearly.

Preceded in death by her mother Lelia A. Sisk, father Oscar Hamm, brothers Ernest “Maurice”

Hamm, Jerry Hamm, Eugene “Gene” Hamm and daughter Patricia Smalley and Son John “JW”

Wayne Smalley.

Shirley was the “Queen of Dairy Queen”, with her 30+ years of service. She loved flowers of all

kinds, but her favorite was any type of cactus, the rarer the better. She loved to cook and

share her “secrets” with anyone willing to learn. Mah loved to Square Dance & Jitter-Bug, boy

could she cut a rug. The most important thing in her life was her FAMILY. No matter what,

Mah was always there for everyone for any & everything. She was the most loving woman

with the biggest heart of gold. Shirley had a backbone of steel and was amazing at fixing

problems with such direct ease. She has handled all her trials & tribulations and is now at

rest and looking down on each of us. Though “Mah” Shirley will be missed so very much, we all must remember what she would say, “She couldn’t stay forever physically”; but know we all

will carry her in our hearts and have our own memories of her.

Please respect Mah’s wishes and dress casual, as she said, “see her off as she knew us,

NOT dressed as clowns”. No ties, jackets, etc. She wants all to come as if you were just coming

to visit.

Visitation will be held Sunday, September 23 from 11:30-12:30PM with a Life Celebration beginning at 12:30PM at Forest Park East Funeral Home located at 21620 Gulf Freeway Webster, Texas. Please dress casually as this was one of her wishes. No ties, jackets etc. She wants all to come as if you were just coming to visit.