THE BILLINGS GAZETTE, 24 Jun 1970:
C. Jerry Williams, 51, of 221 S. 28th Street, long time Billings area truck driver died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a heart attack.
Burial will be in Mountview Cemetery in Billings.
He was born October 10, 1918 in Musselshell, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee (Bill) Williams, and was raised in the Musselshell area.
He married Josephine Williams in roundup, June 10, 1943.
For many years, Mr. Wililams was a truck driver for the former H.F. Johnson Co. and later, for Babcock and Lee Freightlines in Sheridan, Wyoming, Miles City, the Roundup area and Billings. He retired a number of years ago.
He served with the US Army in World War II.
Mr. Williams married Myrtle Miller in Billings in 1968.
He attended St. Patrick's Church.
Survivors include the widow; one son, Dennis Jerry Williams, of Madras, Oregon; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew D. Jones of 1050 Bench Blvd, and Miss Roberta Williams of Binghamton, New York; two sisters, Mrs. Delia Lantz of Scobey, and Mrs. Edna Kopp, of Mandan, North Dakota; and two granddaughters.
C. Jerry Williams, 51, of 221 S. 28th Street, long time Billings area truck driver died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a heart attack.
Burial will be in Mountview Cemetery in Billings.
He was born October 10, 1918 in Musselshell, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee (Bill) Williams, and was raised in the Musselshell area.
He married Josephine Williams in roundup, June 10, 1943.
For many years, Mr. Wililams was a truck driver for the former H.F. Johnson Co. and later, for Babcock and Lee Freightlines in Sheridan, Wyoming, Miles City, the Roundup area and Billings. He retired a number of years ago.
He served with the US Army in World War II.
Mr. Williams married Myrtle Miller in Billings in 1968.
He attended St. Patrick's Church.
Survivors include the widow; one son, Dennis Jerry Williams, of Madras, Oregon; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew D. Jones of 1050 Bench Blvd, and Miss Roberta Williams of Binghamton, New York; two sisters, Mrs. Delia Lantz of Scobey, and Mrs. Edna Kopp, of Mandan, North Dakota; and two granddaughters.
THE BILLINGS GAZETTE, 24 Jun 1970:
C. Jerry Williams, 51, of 221 S. 28th Street, long time Billings area truck driver died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a heart attack.
Burial will be in Mountview Cemetery in Billings.
He was born October 10, 1918 in Musselshell, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee (Bill) Williams, and was raised in the Musselshell area.
He married Josephine Williams in roundup, June 10, 1943.
For many years, Mr. Wililams was a truck driver for the former H.F. Johnson Co. and later, for Babcock and Lee Freightlines in Sheridan, Wyoming, Miles City, the Roundup area and Billings. He retired a number of years ago.
He served with the US Army in World War II.
Mr. Williams married Myrtle Miller in Billings in 1968.
He attended St. Patrick's Church.
Survivors include the widow; one son, Dennis Jerry Williams, of Madras, Oregon; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew D. Jones of 1050 Bench Blvd, and Miss Roberta Williams of Binghamton, New York; two sisters, Mrs. Delia Lantz of Scobey, and Mrs. Edna Kopp, of Mandan, North Dakota; and two granddaughters.
C. Jerry Williams, 51, of 221 S. 28th Street, long time Billings area truck driver died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a heart attack.
Burial will be in Mountview Cemetery in Billings.
He was born October 10, 1918 in Musselshell, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee (Bill) Williams, and was raised in the Musselshell area.
He married Josephine Williams in roundup, June 10, 1943.
For many years, Mr. Wililams was a truck driver for the former H.F. Johnson Co. and later, for Babcock and Lee Freightlines in Sheridan, Wyoming, Miles City, the Roundup area and Billings. He retired a number of years ago.
He served with the US Army in World War II.
Mr. Williams married Myrtle Miller in Billings in 1968.
He attended St. Patrick's Church.
Survivors include the widow; one son, Dennis Jerry Williams, of Madras, Oregon; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew D. Jones of 1050 Bench Blvd, and Miss Roberta Williams of Binghamton, New York; two sisters, Mrs. Delia Lantz of Scobey, and Mrs. Edna Kopp, of Mandan, North Dakota; and two granddaughters.
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