Lowell Thomas Williams

November 15 , 1933 - October 26 , 2026

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Lowell Thomas Williams, aged 92, of Ash Township, Michigan, passed away on October 26, 2026. Born on November 15, 1933, in Floyd County, Kentucky, Mr. Williams led a life marked by faith, dedication, and service to others.

Throughout his life, Lowell was devoted to his faith as a deacon of Woodland Church. He was deeply committed to missionary and humanitarian work abroad, contributing his time and effort to building churches and orphanages in foreign countries. His compassion and generosity touched many lives. Additionally, he was a dedicated employee at Ford Motor Company for 30 years, exemplifying hard work and loyalty.

He was preceded in death by his beloved parents, Rainey and Grace Williams, and twelve siblings. Lowell leaves behind a loving family who will cherish his memory: his wife, Olivia Williams; his children, Patricia Williams, Danny (Jan) Williams, David Williams, and Kim Darty; grandchildren Ryan, Stefany (Todd), Dana (Andrew), Brittany (Marco), Caitlyn, Austin, Joshua, Kyle (Tara), Corbin, and Paige (Cody); and eleven great-grandchildren, Braelynn (Bruce), Nolan, Davin, Josiah, Gianna, Gino, Garrett, Evelyn, Mayden, Tristen, and Lilliana.

Lowell Thomas Williams will be remembered for his unwavering faith, his generous spirit, and the profound impact he made on his family and community. His legacy of love and service endures in the hearts of all who knew him.

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Praying for you all in the wake of your loss. The world truly lost a good man. Lowell used to come into the church office when I worked there and give the pastors a hard time if he thought they were working me too hard. He was always so kind to me and very appreciative of the work I did. That meant a lot to me. We would pray together for his grandchildren and for my son and it dawned on me how our prayers live on so long after we do. He loved his grandchildren so much and you could feel it in his prayers. When he learned that my son's only living grandfather wasn't a Christian and wasn't very active in his life due to distance Lowell promised me he would pray for my son like one of his own and for my father-in-law. That touched my heart so much. He'd be happy to know that my father-in-law accepted Christ at the end and my son is doing very well. I have no doubt his prayers made a difference. I know Lowell heard well done when Jesus welcomed him into heaven. Robin Swiecki

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