Dobbie Williams

I worked with Dobbie at Spartanburg High School. She was a true friend. She always thought of others first. When I learned she was in the hospital I called her. As soon as she answered the phone her first words were , Hey Judy, hows your family. She sent me the sweetest note when my husband passed away. She loved the Lord and she was a faithful servant for Him and her church. I have several Christian devotional books she gave me. We exchanged Christmas gifts. And in these books she always wrote the sweetest note. I will miss our phone conversations, texts, and cards. My condolences to her family. She truly loved you. She's no longer suffering. I know i will see her again. Rest in peace my dear friend.

We love you sister in law. You were one of a kind. I will miss our texting and phone calls, and all the family events. Take your rest, I pray we meet again in eternity. Much love to you🙏🏽

Rest in peace,my special friend Dobbie. I shall remember your outpouring of love and kind deeds to those you encountered along your journey. You were that shining light for so many of the students that you and I were entrusted to guide through the grade level experience when I began my career at SHS in 1981. You were among the best and I shall miss you. TO BE ABSENT FROM THE BODY IS TO BE PRESENT WITH THE LORD.

Margaret Sarratt

Condolences to the family from the Carver High School class of 1965! Rest in Peace my dear friend and classmate!

Condolences to the Williams and Hunter family. Dobbie was a sweet and kind lady. She will truly be missed by her family and friends. Dobbie Williams take your rest. The Woodruff, Vernon and Austin family

To the family of Dobbie Hunter Williams, we are so sad to hear the home going of our classmate. Dobbie was a sweet wonderful and caring friend. Never a harsh word. Soft spoken with a heart of gold. God has received his precious jewel with warm words "Well Done My Good and Faith Servant". We extend our deepest condolences to the Hunter and Williams Family. Peace and Blessings, Doris Knuckles Sears, Angela Murphy Jones and the Carver High School, Class of 1965

It has been about 45 years or more when we first met. You always called me "Ms. Ann". Your smile was contagious and you didn't allow issues to clog your heart nor your mind. What a beautiful example of a Christian woman. We rode together to the congress sessions and shared with each other. I am going to miss that and especially your loving kindness and your generous ways. Thank you for sharing with me. You were a gift that God gave to me because He knew that I needed you in my life.

Heaven has gained the sweetest angel. While we celebrate her glorious entry into the presence of God, we grieve with those left to cherish her memory. Working alongside of Dobbie for almost thirty years, I observed and experienced her kindness of spirit. She was the first person to greet the visitors to Spartanburg High School. She was unflappable in her ability to welcome the public with poise and patience. I was blessed to call her my colleague and friend. Grace and peace to her family, Larry Moore

"Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning". To Gloria and family: This is so very hard. Didn't expect to say " see you later " to my lifelong friend so soon, but I know that God is in control and His will must be done. Dobbie and I enjoyed so so many activities and shared so many memories. We have been best friends forever and I thank God for our friendship. Continue to trust God because He will strengthen and sustain you through the difficult days ahead. Always know that I love you and will be here for you.

Sending our condolences to the family,love you, HELP FOR OUR ELDERLY!❤️🙏

Dobbie and I were colleagues at Spartanburg High School. She was so pleasant and friendly to all. My sincere condolences to her family.

Sending my Prayers and Condolences for the family of Mrs.Dobbie, I remember her at Spartanburg High School She was such a wonderful Sweet Woman I had seen her and her husband at Kenny's Restaurant we just laugh and talk She was the Sweetest Lady i ever meet She was always so good to us when were kids she treated everyone so kind and treated us like her own kids we just love her she will be miss ,but I will never forget her, RIP Queen love Tig Lyles,Palmer

Condolences to the family. Dobbie was a very special spiritual lady. She beared good fruit. I think of Dobbie in the words of the song and scripture "Order My Steps". Dobbie was loving and loved. Crowned in Grace. You will be missed, Rest In Peace.

My heartfelt condolences and prayers for peace that surpasses all understanding. RIP Mrs. Dobbie.

My deepest condolences and sympathy to Gloria and the family have known ms Robbie since high school when she worked at Sptbg high school my prayers are with you💕

Our Prayer's Are With You And Your Family In The Lost OF Your Love One May GOD Comfort Each One OF You Minister Bill And Sandra Jones 🙏 🌹

Amazingly how I became to know Ms. Dobbie, her husband [Curt] did little odds and ends at the hair shop [ Ms. linda] we started chatting one day. We continued to talk, he a sister [Jean] in Japan, well I a had brother [ Willie] there. Ok we're family. Ms. Dobbie was a very loving, caring sweet lady. The personality to suite any queen always had a beautiful smile. Ms. Dobbie showed her love to everyone. To the family you all have our support, love and service. Pastor JW and Odessa Hernderson.🙏🏾

Deepest Heartfelt Sympathy to the family Ms Dobbie Rest n HAVENLY PEACE

'Ms. Dobbie', Mrs. Ethel Littlejohn, and Dr. Ellen C. Watson, were the 'go-to' persons for students at Spartanburg High School when it was located on Dupre Drive. 'Ms. Dobbie' was one of those who gave, to those of us who pass thru those halls during her tenure there, love and 'mothering' that corrected us when we were wrong and encouraged us to aim higher in life. Those of us who were blessed to come in contact with her will always give thanks to our Heavenly Father for allowing us to share time and space with such a beautiful person. As we celebrate her life, I am reminded of the hymn; "If I can help somebody as I pass along, If I can cheer somebody with a word or song, If I can tell somebody, that they're traveling wrong, then my living will not be in vain." Well done 'Ms. Dobbie' well done.

My condolences to the Hunter and Williams family. We were from the same old neighborhood. Allen, William, Gloria and I were friends. When I got to Carver Senior High in 1968 Mrs. Dobbie was one of the secretaries. She was always nice and soft spoken. Rest in piece Mrs. Dobbie..

From the first time I saw Miss Dobbie, we became friends. I met her at my Uncle Bills house so there we had something in common. She was such a sweet and caring soul. Always smiling. I will surely miss her. Rest on queen. You deserve it.

Please forgive my Typos. I meant that Dobbie was like a big sister to me. ❤️

Dear Gloria. I'm so sorry to learn of Dovbies passing. Weall grew up to get her in Spartanburg and spent practically everyday together. My sister Mary and Donnie were closer in age. We lived on Highland Avenue.Bith if our families knew each other well. If I could, I would hug you tightly and send some of my strength into your spirit. Dion ie was tiny, but mighty! She was so kind, thoughtful and sweet! She was like a bug sister to me. If you ever need me contact me through my email. Please let them know that you have my permission. God bless all of you!Love you! Jacqueline "Jackie" Howard

My heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to the Williams family. I met Dobbie years back when she became one of the founders of the Philos of the Xi Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho International Sorority, Inc. She was very conscientious, dedicated, caring, and lady-like at all times. She was very committed and true to her word with a smile. She will be sorely missed. May GOD provide you with the necessary strength to manuever you through this time of grieving. GOD bless you. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️

My thoughts and prayers to Dobbie's family, including her sister Gloria. Dobbie was a lovely, sweet lady, and I enjoyed knowing her at Spartanburg High School. Benita Stavely

Dobbie was the same wherever she went. We worked together at Spartanburg High School and we worshipped together at Macedonia. That same sweet spirit followed her both places. The students and faculty loved her and the members of the church loved her just as much. We will all miss Dobbie. May God put his arms of love and comfort around the family. It is well with her soul.

Dobbie was one of the sweetest, friendlest, people I have known and I had the pleasure of calling her my (sister) in law, married to my brother (Curtis aka cool Curt) . She was small in stature but big on family love and devotion. She also was very active in her church functions.She will be definitely be missed on this side but there will be Glory after this. We love you sis, go take your rest 💓 💕

Take Your BOW QUEEN👸🏿

Family, I'm sure you are aware of this already. She was a true example of a servant's heart. Dobbie will be greatly missed. I had the pleasure of working alongside her for a short time in the Celebrate Recovery ministry. I learned a lot from her in that short period. Family, may you find comfort in the memories of her.

Theresa

My sincerest condolences to Ms. Dobbie's family. We worshiped together at Macedonia for 13 years! She was such a sweet lady and her smile lit up any room she entered. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord!! I'm lifting prayers of comfort and strength to the Lord on behalf of the family!

Praying for your family and sending my condolences .You were in my spirit a couple of days ago and I knew something was wrong. I will miss talking with you and sending you my morning prayers 🙏. Sleep on my friend 🧡 in God's loving arms.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.