Perry Williams, 90, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, August 31, 2021, at home surrounded by his family.  He was predeceased by his mother Peanie Blizzard and brothers George Williams and Sandy Blizzard.

GRAVESIDE SERVICE:

Wednesday, September 8, 2021

11:00 AM

Hallsville Baptist Church Cemetery, Beulaville, NC

SURVIVORS:

Spouse:

Dorothy Williams, Kenansville, NC

Son:

Perry Williams, Jr. and wife Mary, Beulaville, NC

Daughters:

Gay Humphrey and husband Johnnie, Deep Run, NC

Janet Lanier and husband Zebbie, Beulaville, NC

Linda Lee and husband, Lynwood, Beulaville, NC

Stepdaughter:

Missi Johnson and husband Michael, Rose Hill, NC

Sisters:

Rovene Woodward, Beulaville, NC

Joyce Fry and husband Richard, Beulaville, NC

Carolyn Miller and husband Willie, Beulaville, NC

Wanda Langston and husband Billy, Beulaville, NC

Brothers:

Sidney Blizzard, Beulaville, NC

Samuel (Sambo) Blizzard and wife Cathy, Beulaville, NC

Grandchildren:

Jonathan Humphrey of Albertson, Megan Wilson of Deep Run, Laurie Sholar and Jennifer Lanier of Beulaville, Kyle Williams of Hurdle Mills and Courtney Williams of Grifton and Jordan Lanier of Beulaville, NC.

Step grandchildren: Mary Landon Johnson and Bella Johnson of Rose Hill

Great Grandsons:

Hayes Lanier, Easton, Carr and Lee Sholar, Kase Humphrey, John Isaac Wilson and Zeb Lanier.

Perry was a hard-working family man.  He felt blessed to be a part of such a big, loving family.  He worked on the farm from a very young age.  He also sold fertilizer for the Royster Company.  He served as a magistrate for Duplin County for many years.  Perry was a member of Beulaville Presbyterian Church, and he loved his church family.  He was a member of the Battery B 150 ^th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion of the National Guard.  He was also a charter member of the Beulaville Volunteer Fire Department.

Some of the best time for him was spending time with family and friends at his beach house in Surf City.  Everyone was eager to sit down at the table and taste the good food he prepared for them.  He was a loving Husband, father, and grandfather.  Family and friends meant so much to him.  He said if you didn't have all the above along with God, you didn't have anything.  He believed everyone was equal.

He loved and was loved.

Community Funeral Home is honored to serve the Williams family.