Reverend Thomas “Ross” Williams

I was sorry to hear of the passing of Ross. May the many joyful experiences that you shared together, help you through your difficult days. Much love and healing. Sherri-Lynn

My sympathies to Robert, John, Mary and families. Uncle Ross lived his life as an example to us all. His love was unconditional as was his kindness, compassion and understanding. This was especially apparent when he talked about Mary, his sons, their families and Mary’s family. Wherever Uncle Ross moved to there was always room for me from the time I was a little girl. Whenever we had a family get together Uncle Ross was always in the kitchen helping. From the giggling involved it was probably more about spending time with my Mom, Marion. He is missed but never forgotten. A donation has been made in his memory.

So sorry to hear of Uncle Ross's death. He was a fun uncle whenever we went to visit. I remember Belwood very well. My sympathies to Robert, John and Mary.

A donation has been made. Message from the donator: Mary, fondly remembering Ross and thinking about you. John & Lorna Lawrence

To Mary and both sides of the Williams family we send our deepest of sympathy from the Topham, Bridge, and Bott families. Our memories start when Uncle Ross and Aunt Margaret lived outside Port Elgin. We went there both for visiting and staying for holidays as well. A few years later when Uncle Ross became a minister we went east to his first church he was a minister for. Then we visited a lot during the years he was in Belwood. We were very lucky since the boys were all in our age group except Tammy we hung out a number of times. After going to all three boys weddings it was harder to keep in touch. In 2000 my husband James and I went west and made a point of stopping in to see Robert who was at that time in Leader, Saskatchewan. Uncle Ross told us it was only about 35 miles north of the highway that took you to Medicine Hat. After about 80 some miles our thoughts were we must soon be getting there. When we got to Leader Robert came and showed us how to get to his place. We were honoured to get to know Joanne and Roberta. Two years later when we went out we also visited with John and his family as well as Robert. Uncle Ross and aunt Margaret always kept in touch with Christmas cards and phone calls. In 1989 Uncle Ross married Aunt Mary and we all call her that. We have never met the rest of the family but hope this fall we will be able to do that. We have always been welcomed to the number of homes that they have lived. Having lost both of our parents, it is hard and I'm sure you all will have many great memories. Our deepest of condolences to all the family Kathy and Jim Bridge, Roberta and Bill Bridge, Pat Topham (Ron), Gerry Topham and Tammy and Tom Bott.

Dear Garry Cathy & family We were so saddened to hear of Ross' passing. Indeed he was such a kind and compassionate man. He will be so very missed. Thank you for taking such good care of him and Mary over these past years. God be with you in your grieving, Bill and Annalee Kerr

Sending along our condolences to Rev. Williams' family. He was a minister at the Forest United Church for many years. He was a very caring and wonderful man and a great minister.