After a stroke and years battling Alzheimer's Sarah Williams passed away at 2:09 am December 24^th,2015. She took her last breath as the final verse of Bobby McFerrin’s 23rd Psalm, an arrangement McFerrin had written for his mother, played on Loren's iPad. She is now reunited with her husband, Loren.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to:
Halcyon Hospice of Atlanta
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Memorial Fund (service 12/29/15)
St. Luke's Episcopal Church Memorial Fund (service 1/30/16)

• Here are some pictures of her mother, Georgia
• Martha Mabey passed some photos from her albums
• Martha also shared some of her memories in 2019
• Her son Loren wrote a great eulogy for the Saint Bart's service
• The obituary expands a bit on the eulogy
• Loren updated his eulogy for the Saint Luke's service
• Her son Steve wrote a great eulogy for the Saint Luke's service
• Cyndi Banks passed along her homily from the Saint Luke's service
• Sarah's sister Betty wrote this great Sister of My Childhood

Below are audio (MP3) files of Georgia Green interviewed by her daughter, Sarah Williams.
These may work best by downloading and playing locally; they are each about 30 minutes long and about 40MB. (And the DSL line here is not too fast...) Be ready to turn up the volume, it's pretty quiet.

First voice on Interview One is Sarah; second is Georgia; third (about halfway in) is Loren Williams Jr. The interviews were for Loren III, Steve and David to better understand that side of the family (their maternal grandmother and family). I don't know where the notes are that Sarah is clearly taking.

• Interview One (Georgia's childhood and the Courthouse)
• Interview Two (Georgia gardening, the Grove Avenue house, motorcycle ride, Bristol, Port Jarvis, NY and Fred)
• Interview Three (health, names, Granddaddy's death, marriage to Fred, teaching, Norton, Georgia's and Fred's parents, woodpecker interview interruption, religion, Blanche living in the house, Sarah inspecting the Bristol Health Center where she was born)
• Interview Four (Fred going in the post office, family myths: schooling and Julie's studies, values, china closet distribution, another bird interruption, alcohol use, other family health issues, nicknames: Jimmy, Scissorbill, Betty going to MCV, The Great Clothesline Pole story)