UNICOI COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - Mrs. Roberta Corn Williams, 22 Feb 1998
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Mrs. Roberta Corn Williams

Mrs. Roberta Corn Williams, 80 of 229 Central Avenue, Swannanoa, North
Carolina died Sunday, February 22, 1998, in Memorial Mission Hospital,
Asheville, North Carolina, following a lengthy illness.

Mrs. Williams was a Unicoi County native but had lived in Maryland for 48
years before moving to Swannanoa in 1997. She was a daughter of the late
Walter and Linnie Shelton Corn. Mrs. Williamd retired from Bendix Radio
Division in Maryland after 27 years of service. She was of the Baptist faith.

Mrs. Williams was preceded in death by: her husband, Golden Williams; two
daughters, Faye Fender and Mae Oliver; and one sister, Virgie Boone. Survivors
include: two sons, Earl Williams and Roger Williams, both of Baltimore; two
daughters, Gale Hansen, Baltimore and Midge Roper, Swannanoa, North Carolina;
four brothers, Thomas "Mutt" Corn and Smith Hoyle, both of Flag Pond; Harry
Corn, Erwin, and Hartsell Hotle, Greeneville; one sister, Verta Haynes, Flag
Pond; 17 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and
nephews. Mrs. Williams is interred in the Higgins Creek Cemetery, Flag Pond.