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Louis Franklyn Williams
Frankie served in the United States Army and stationed at the Dominican Republic. Frankie obtained the rank of corporal. He later married Mary Campbell February 12, 1966 in Antlers, Oklahoma. Frankie worked as an equipment operator and logger. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, working on machinery, going to the casino, as well as spending time with his family and friends.
Frankie was preceded in death by his his parents: Joan and Cora Williams; three brothers: Oliver, Richard and Robert; one sister: Helen.
He is survived by his wife: Mary Irene Williams of the home; brother: August Williams and wife Dollie of Antlers; sisters: JoAnn Manchaster of Missouri, Irene Eubanks of Rattan, Oklahoma, Rozine Fairless of Antlers, Marie Nabors of Moyers, Hazel Throckmortin and husband Robert of Missouri, Charlotte Orr and husband Dale of Dallas, Texas; as well as many other relatives and friends.
Graveside Service: 2:00 PM Tuesday, December 31, 2013 ~ Oddfellows Cemetery Officiating: Pastor George Pigg Music: "Amazing Grace" ~ "Go Rest High On That Mountain" ~ "Praise The Lord, I SawThe Light" ~ "We Shall Gather At The River" ~ "Sink The Bismark" Pallbearers: Marcus Williams ~ Clifford Orr ~ Roy David ~ Tommy Williams ~ Lavell Williams ~ Clint Williams Honorary Pallbearers: Leon Williams ~ David Williams ~ Rickey McCollaugh
Visitation Hours: Sunday- 12-8 PM at Prater Lampton Mills & Coffey Funeral Home Monday- 9AM - 4PM at Prater Lampton Mills & Coffey Funeral Home 5-8 PM at Antlers First Assembly of God Church Family Night- Monday 6-7 PM at Antlers First Assembly of God Church Tuesday- 9AM - 1PM Antlers First Assembly of God Church
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