LEE A WILLIAMS

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Lee Autry Williams. Born June 7, 1942- January 20, 2026 to the late Daisy Garrett, Mr Williams (Father).

Lee grew up in Caldwell, Forrest City, Arkansas. As a young boy he was Loved & Cared for by his grandmother Mrs Garrett and all those in the country who looked upon every kid as their own.

Lee married Ardelia, there were no children to this short union.

He enlisted into the United States Air Force in Nov 1963. Serving with Honor and Pride. Receiving medals of Good Conduct, an Honorable discharge in 1969.

Lee received certificate of completion for Air Force Policeman in March 1964. Also a graduate of the United States Air Force Medical unit in May 1965.

Lee was a Highway State Patrolman at the Denver Colorado Post.

He drove Yellow cab for many years, where he built strong relationships through his warm smile and friendly conversations.

He had sharp musical skills playing his guitar was a favorite pastime. He was valued member of the IFA, International Frisbee Association. A few hobbies he enjoyed were collecting coins, playing poker for hours on end. Could always catch him cooking Oxtails and beans.

He is survived by his only Daughter Lesha, four Grandchildren Jamie, Dontrell, Keloni and Daevon. Seven great grandchildren Zariay, Mia, Zamier, Kalayiah, Kaden, Adonis and Aiden.

His brother James West of St Louis Missouri and sister Barbara Harris of Gary Indiana. Many nieces and nephews, cousins, his Lucas and Tabron family.

Special friends Floncie Witherspoon, Beulah Guydon, Bill and Pat. Emily and Cynthia among other neighbors at Kentucky Circle village Senior living.

The family has chosen Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery for veterans as a final resting place. Military Honors service will take place.

The family also would like to thank you all for your love support and prayers.

Thank You to the Pipkin Braswell funeral home for professional service during such a difficult time.

TO MY DAD

I Thank You for your Sacrifice, your Bravery will Never be Forgotten. You served with Courage and Honor. Your Duty is done. I'm so proud to be your daughter. Thank You for being My Hero. Not just for this Country but for your entire family. I Miss You Dearly ❤️🙏🏾

By, Lesha Seawood