Birth date: Jun 28, 1952 Death date: Apr 14, 2021
Mr. James "Bobby" A. Williams II, age 68, of Monroe, NC, passed away Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at his home. Graveside Services to honor and celebrate Bobby's life will be held at 11:00 AM, Saturday, April 17, 2021 at First Baptis Read Obituary
My prayers and condolences to the family.
I sure loved you Bobby! I remember as a child ... As we sat on the stoop at maw maw's I put my head on your side and said... I sure do love you! You hugged me that special day! I had never had that from my on brothers. You loved with a open and pure ✨⠤ï¸âœ¨ heart. Also when I lost my husband. You again hugged me tightly and gave me a Christian book of strength! You would come by our house and visit when ever you were working near by. I have had you on my heart lately! My plans are to see you in heaven. I love you still and will pray for yours and my family. With a headge of protection. As we keep the Lord strong in our hearts! For my remains cousins and extended family ... My heart felt condolences. I Love you all deeply! Whether I've met you or not. Because I know what your dad my cousin and cousins are made of from my Late Uncle James. He was also a fine Christian man that instilled the love of christ in all his children and nieces and nephews. Much Love and prayers coming your way✨ðŸ™âœ¨ðŸŒ¿Robin Beckler.. ðŸ˜"
Bobby was a very special nefew who was so kind to me the last time I seen him. He seemed to find it very important to him that he show me some special attention when he saw me. I will cherish the that memory of Bobby forever. Rest in peace Bobby there is a special place in heaven awaiting you. In loving memory.
Bobby was a great cousin.He consistently tried and found time to visit with my family came into town.My mom was reminiscing a couple days ago walking with him the last time she was with her family and warm and kind he was.
Prayers for the family during this time. We went to church with Bobby and his family when kids were young. Always enjoyed their company and friendship at church and in their home. Vickie and Don Briningstool
I love you Uncle Bobby and will miss you so much. Thank you for so many wonderful childhood memories. I don’t think I could have asked for a better uncle.
I am so sorry that Bobby died. He was a great cousin. He would call me over the years and we would discuss old times and boating. I know he is yachting in heaven. Love you Bobby
Bobby you will be greatly missed. Thank you for always making me feel like family and for all the wonderful memories I have of growing up with the Williams family. Prayers for all of you during this time. Until we meet again my friend. With all my love. Lisa Couick
