T. J. C. Williams

1851–1929 (age 78)

Biography

T. J. C. Williams, born in 1851, served the Saint Marks Episcopal community with a devoted heart, contributing to the spiritual life and fellowship of those he encountered. His life was shaped by a sincere commitment to his neighbors and to the values of care and service.

He is remembered fondly for his thoughtful manner, his attentive ear in times of need, and the respectful manner in which he greeted every person in his path.

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