Marjory Ann Wohl Williams, age 87, of Wilmington, Delaware, moved to her eternal home in heaven on March 15, 2025. Marjory was born November 22, 1937, in Drumright, Oklahoma, to Theodore and Ava Wohl. In 1939 Marjory's father's job took the family to Salem, Illinois. It was there that Marjory attended elementary school. In 1950 the family moved back to Oklahoma, settling in Bristow, where she graduated from Bristow High School in 1955. She then studied at the Central State College (now the University of Central Oklahoma), earning a BS Degree in Education and a Master's Degree in Counseling. Following graduation, she began 45 years working in public education. Her first six years were spent as a classroom teacher at Harding High School in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Next came eight years as counselor for Wentzville High School in Wentzville, Missouri. Marjory ended her career with 31 years as an elementary school counselor for the Sand Springs Public School System.

In 1964 Marjory met the Reverend David C. Williams, the Associate Pastor at the Bristow Church of God. She soon knew that David was God's chosen mate for her. They were married June 26, 1965. For the next 55 and a half years, they worked together guiding and helping others. As David pastored a church, Marjory loved working as a Sunday School teacher and a nursery attendant.

Marjory was devoted to her family. God blessed the family in 1969 with a wonderful son, Clinton T. Williams. In 1992 a second blessing came when the beautiful and talented Noël Graves joined the family. In 2014 Marjory's family was complete with God's gift of her precious grandson, Elliott Williams.

Marjory lived a long-life enjoying God's gifts, wonderful experiences, a loving family, and good friends. Marjory is survived by Clint, Noël, and Elliott, brothers Marc Wohl of Tyler, Texas, and Chuck Wohl of Tyler, Texas, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, David C. Williams, her parents, and her sister-in-law, Judith Wohl.

The funeral service will be at the Sand Springs First Church of God (401 N. Grant) on Friday, March 28, 2025, at 11:00 AM. Burial will be at Woodland Memorial Park, Sand Springs, Oklahoma.