ALLAN WILLIAMSON

I feel very honored to have gotten to know Al while at St. Paul Home. He always seemed to have that big smile and enjoyed engaging in a good conversation. He so looked forward to Marvel coming in to visit and you could feel how much love he had for her when she arrived. His family meant the world to him. I only wish I could have known him before his stay because I feel he would have been a great freind and asset in anyones life. My sympathy goes to the family but feel secure in the knowing that he is now with the angels and looks forward to your meeting once again.

Dear Marvel and family: Knowing Al was a true honor. He was a man of such integrity and a class act. I enjoyed listening and learning from his stories and wisdom. He will be missed by so many in our community. Blessings and sympathy to your entire family... Sara Westgor

Dear Su & All, I am so very sorry. Marvel always showed such devotion. I hope you can all offer comfort to one another. God's blessings, Jan Blume

Dear Su, Jim and Family, I was saddened to hear of the passing of Mr Williamson. I hope that as time passes, your tears will be replaced by many smiles. May God wrap His arms around you and provide strength during this difficult time. If you need anything, please call. Chris and Debbie Wagner

Al was a special person in my life. I got to know Al through my basketball playing at Neenah High. He was a big booster and wanted to help me out. Through Al I was able to obtain summer employment during college at Banta's in Menasha for which I am still grateful to this day. He always asked me to stop by the house when I was in town. I am very sorry to hear of his passing but know he is with his Lord in heaven now. I will always remember Al asking my friend Dave Nobbe and I to join their family to dinner at Stan Musials in St. Louis when Dave and I ran into him at the 1973 NCAA BB championships.