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Obituary For Michael G. Williams
Michael Guy Williams, 69, died Friday, July 9, 2021 in Truth or Consequences, NM. He was born on March 5, 1952 in Houston, TX to Wallace and Bonnie Williams. Michael attended college at Dallas Christian College where he met and married Karen Schaaf. After college, he devoted his life to helping people. He answered the call to become a minister with the Independent Christian churches. He continued his education to receive his Doctorate in Counseling and a Doctorate of Ministry. Mike and Karen had ministries throughout New Mexico and Texas. Michael also worked in Juvenile Detention and was the Sierra County Juvenile Probation/Parole Officer here before retiring. His interests included family, fishing, woodworking, and reading. He enjoyed camping with his family. He always had a back up plan if the fish weren’t biting, like finding crawdads or just swimming. He is survived by his wife, Karen, of Truth or Consequences, NM; 2/sons – Joshua (Mickey) Williams of Wildorado, TX and Jared (Crystal) Williams of Peyton, CO; and 8/grandchildren. He is also survived by his mother, Bonnie Williams, of Midland, TX; sisters – Patricia Rains of Shreveport, LA and Susan (Jim) O’Banion, of Midland, TX; plus many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Wallace Williams; and son, Jeremiah Williams. At his request, no services will be held.
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Add A CondolenceKnew Mike from a little boy at Second Christian Church in Houston. Renewed our relationship at Dallas Christian College when I served Aldine Christian Church as youth minister in the school year of '72-73. Visited Mike as he served as minister in Canadian, TX. My dad and his dad went to high school together. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Karen.
Summer of '72 by Andy Harris
Summer of '72 Mike and I worked for his dad installing insulation and interned at Aldine Christian Church. Mike, is there "Spam" in heaven? Thankful for the opportunities God gave us over the years just to spend a little time together.
A great older brother. Words can't express how much we will miss you! Always in our hearts. Love, Jim & Susie O'Banion
One of my funniest memories was of a time in Colorado. We were there for Christmas and he had cut down a golf club and gifted it to me. The message he gave me with this was to work on my short game. I still have this club and am reminded of that every time I see it. Love ya'll. Tim O'Banion
SO LONG MICHAEL.........KEN.......
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