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Jacqueline L
Williams
Sep 26, 1944 — Jul 28, 2026
Tuesday
Freedom Church Valley Park
3:00 - 7:00 pm (Central time)
Wednesday
Freedom Church Valley Park
11:00 am - 12:00 pm (Central time)
Wednesday
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
1:30 - 1:45 pm (Central time)
Jacqueline Louis Williams
September 26, 1944- July 28, 2026
Jackie passed away peacefully on Tuesday evening July 28, 2026.
A loving mother , grandmother and great- grandmother who adored her family fiercely relying on her faith and trust in Jesus to guide her in life. A loving aunt with deeply rooted friendships that transcend time and space. Her presence will be immeasurably missed but her spirit will endure in our hearts infinitely.
Jacqueline "Jackie" passed away peacefully on July 28. She enjoyed visits and lunches with her grandchildren and enjoyed being an avid gift giver finding that elusive toy that was cherished by a loving recipient. All of these avocations speak to the immense love of her family- her most cherished gift from God.
Jackie is survived by her two children- a son , Paul (Debi) Williams; and her daughter, Gayle (Jeff) Mueller.
She was a proud grandmother to Brandon Williams, Courtney Radford, Jordan (Kelsey) Williams, Maddie (Mueller) Paplanus, Ryan (Brittany) Mueller, Jack (Allie) Mueller, and Kate (Kaelyn) Wondell. She was also blessed with 18 great-grandchildren: Christopher, Lily, Jonah, Abel, Isabel, Scarlett, Marley, Delilah, Rowan, Sage, Emery, Athena, Brent, Micah, June, Luke, Hunter, and Riley.
We grieve for her passing, but it is not without hope. We cling to the knowledge she is now home with her Savior, Jesus Christ-
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." - 2 Timothy 4:7
Family and friends are invited to join in celebrating Jackie's life as she honors her husband and his devotion to God, and his love for serving his country proudly. All attendees are encouraged to wear red, white, and blue with casual or golf attire just as Jackie had planned. We commune together to remind ourselves of the utter devotion of a daughter in Christ whose legacy will forever be perched in our soul.
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