John Clabren Williams
December 19, 1935 – June 14, 2024
John Clabren Williams, in his 89th year, passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his loving family and friends. Predeceased by his wife Karen, daughter Siri, son-in-law Terry, granddaughter Alicia, parents Claybren and Iva Williams, sisters Colleen, Irene and Rose and a brother Vernon. He is survived by his son Mark (Linda); grandchildren John (Kait), Tyler, Josh (Leenah), Nikki, Clay (Brittany), and Berkley; great grandchildren Darius, Paityn, Lily, Lexi, Tyryn, Hattie, Iris, Trystan, William, Annabel, Xayne, and Roycee; brother Charlie, sisters-in-law Nan, Shelda, Bin, and Missy (Mike); brothers-in-law Satch, and Michael (Julie). He will be missed by many nieces, nephews, cousins, family and friends. John retired from Six Nations Council after many years of dedicated service, he was a retired Warden of St. Paul’s Church and an avid farmer and enjoyed his friendships at Hiram AF & AM. The family will receive friends on Tuesday, June 18, 2024 from 4 - 7 pm. at Styres Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Miles to Go Cancer Group or a charity of your choice. Arrangements by Styres Funeral Home, Ohsweken. www.rhbanderson.com
Condolences
Posted by
Ellie Joseph
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Jun 15th, 2024
I remember John as one of our school’s maintenance team. He was never to busy to stop what he was doing to say hello to me, and to greet the kids with a wave and a smile. I saw him a while back and he brought up some of those memories from days gone by.
Rest in peace, John. You will be remembered as a kind and gentle man.
Posted by
Pastor Butch
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Jun 15th, 2024
Our condolences and prayers to the family on behalf of Medina Baptist Church
Posted by
Robert Martin
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Jun 16th, 2024
It was a pleasure to have known John.I'm worked with him for many years in the school maintenance Department. My condolences to all the family members.Rip John
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Claudine VanEvery-Albert
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Jun 16th, 2024
Our family is so dad to hear of the Passing of our long-time neighbour and friend, Johnny Clabe - known to many of us us in the neighbourhood as Clabey. Our good thoughts go out to the Martin and Williams families.
Clabey and his sidekick, Mutt, were the fix-it guys when I was teaching at JC Hill. We could always count on them to come around to make things work right which was always appreciated.
Clabey had a great sense of humour and his laugh was infectious.
He will be missed in the Sour Springs neighbourhood.
Condolences.
Dicki at the Corner
