Jackie was selfless love personifi ed. She was resilience, she was forgiveness, she was wisdom, she was empathy- she was truly one of a kind. She was a guiding light. Many who were lost found themselves at her door, and they were welcomed, free of judgment and fully understood.

She felt most at home in nature. Walking the trails of Sulphur Park and immersing herself in the charms of Medicine Park. Sitting on her porch, drinking coffee and watching the birds. She enjoyed life, reading books, appreciating the arts, and turning the mundane into whimsy. Her joy was her family, serving as our home base for shared laughter and creating unforgettable moments. She was our sage, our confidant, our humor, and our source of unconditional love. She follows us still, a hand on all of our shoulders and a place in all of our hearts.

Jackie was preceded by her mother, Dorothy Parish; her father, James Williamson; son, Sammy Williams Jr.; her sisters, Sandra Overturf and Janice Williamson; and her brothers, Jimbo Williamson, David Williamson, and Scott Williamson.

She is survived by her children, Aimee Williams and Wendi (Jonathan) Williams; her grandchildren, Nat (Zane) Marek, Nadia (Brooklyn) Stanley, Erica Mayhue, Christian Lobaugh, Alanis DeArman, Merry Harris,Tiffani Sudduth, Nelson Williams, M’Kayla Henderson, Bailey Henderson, Megan (Matthew) Parrish, and Courtney Guthrie; her great grandchildren, Jackie Mayhue, Gwendolyn Stanley, Kenedeigh Sudduth, and Melody Parrish; and her brothers, Mark and John Williamson Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19 at the DeArman Funeral Chapel in Wynnewood, with Josiah Spohn officiating. Services are under the direction of DeArman Funeral Home in Wynnewood.