Kern County CA Archives Obituaries.....Williams , Manuel Curtis  January 3, 2006
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The Bakersfield Californian
Williams, Manuel Curtis     
1925 - 2006 
 
Manuel Curtis Williams (AKA: M.C.) 
June 1, 1925 - Jan. 3, 2006 

An hour of meditation will be held Monday, January 9th from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM 
at the Beloved Funeral Home located at 118 18th Street. A celebration of life 
services will be held Tuesday, January 10th @ 11:am at Trinity Temple Church 
of God In Christ, located on 1028 O Street Bakersfield , CA. 93304. Interment 
will immediately follow at Greenlawn Cemetery (Panama Lane) Manuel was born 
June 1, 1925, in Paris Texas. After completing high school he was drafted into 
the United States Navy. After an honorable tour of duty the family moved to 
Vallejo, CA. There he met the love of his life , Doris Johnson. They were 
subsequently married and moved to Bakersfield. From this union was born one 
son, Richard Deacon Williams, and one daughter, Patricia Denise Williams. The 
family joined "O" Street Church, later named Trinity Temple Church of God In 
Christ, where he remained a member until his passing. Manuel worked as a labor 
in the Construction Industry, and later became the Business Agent for the 
Local 220 Union. After retiring from the Union with 33 years of service, for a 
short period he was a crossing Guard. Then went to work for the City of 
Bakersfield at the Martin Luther King Center, until the Lord called him home. 
He is survived by his beloved wife of 57 years Doris Williams, son Richard 
Williams, daughter Patricia Williams Norris, 3 grand children Shay Williams, 
Derrick and Jocelyne Norris, and one great-grandson Marcas WardWilliams. He 
also left to cherish his home going a host of relatives and friends. Manuel 
was loving kind hearted andhumble man. He was a true soldier for God and will 
be missed by all. 

Legacy.com

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 1/8/2006.  


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