Shirley Washington

Born: Tue., Jun. 20, 1922
Died: Sun., Oct. 7, 2007

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Shirley Ann Williams Washington Of Wellesley on Oct 7. Beloved wife of the late Edward. Mother of Sandra A. Wilson of Chelmsford & Brenda J. Brathwaite of Newton. Sister of Honora Wells of Los Angeles, Judge Robert W. Williams Jr of Philadelphia & the late Jacqueline Lovett. Also survived by 3 grandchildren & 6 great grandchildren. A Celebration of Shirley's life will be held in the Myrtle Baptist Church, 21 Curve St, West Newton Fri., Oct 12 at 7 PM. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. Donations in Shirley's memory may be made to the Myrtle Baptist Church, Children's Camp Fund, 21 Curve St, West Newton 02465. Interment will be private. Shirley adored her church community as well as her job as a Hunnewell School Crossing Guard.

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Susan Malster
   Posted Thu October 11, 2007
To dear Shirley's family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. She was such a wonderfully special lady. I feel blessed to have known her... When we chatted, it was always about Shirley's two favorite things - crossing "her" kids and how much she loved her church. Emma and I will miss her very much at 60 Grove Street.
Wishing you comfort and peace...
Susan

Helen and Skip Potter
   Posted Thu October 11, 2007
We extend our sympathy and love.
We are sure your Mom was so proud of her wonderful family.We feel we knew her just knowing her family. We are praying for you in your sorrow. Helen and Skip Potter

Gerry Goss
   Posted Thu October 11, 2007
Dear Sandy,

I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. With deepest sympathy, my prayers are with you.

Gerry

Donna&Paul Devin
   Posted Fri October 12, 2007
Dear Brenda and Sandra, Your Mother called me once or twice a year to inguire about my Mother In Law,Betty Devin. I was always impressed at what a sharp women she was and did enjoy my conversations with her.I am sure you will miss her. My prayers are with you all.