Eudora Marion Wilson-Williams

Eudora Marion Wilson-Williams Age 70 Years of #22 St. Martin Road Golden Gates No. 2 
entered, prepared her final meal at the Princess Margaret Hospital, on Friday, January 04, 2008.

Darda was born at South Caicos Turks and Caicos Islands, on Thursday, March 11, 1937. 
Dora's childhood years were filled with lots of love and warmth. As the baby sister, 
she was showered with lots of love by all of her siblings, Marjorie ("Tit"), Oswald, 
Thomas, John, Hugh, Earl, James and Hubert. 

She often reminisced of the rich and exciting experiences enjoyed as a student at 
the South Caicos All Age School. She fondly remembered the mischievous pranks 
she and her fellow students played on their headmaster Rev. Peter Hall and the 
invaluable insights on life shared by him and his assistant Head Teacher, Ms. Marjorie Basden. (cousin)

Upon completion of the South Caicos All Age School, Dora gave birth to her first child, 
John and two years later her second child, Llewellyn. Shortly thereafter, she traveled 
to the Bahamas to seek better employment due to the economic situation and the limited 
opportunities for the advancement of young people in the Turks and Caicos Islands. 
Dora had the good fortune of working on the Islands of Inagua, Abaco, Grand Bahama and finally Nassau. 
She spent most of her work life in the hotel industry and retired from the Crystal Palace Hotel in 1997.

After settling in Nassau for a while she met an industrious young man by the name of Richard Williams, 
an electrical engineer by profession. This union produced four children.

Darda was a very generous, loving, kind, and compassionate person. She left a "legacy of love!" 
She made such a wonderful impression upon everyone she came in contact with. Darda embraced 
and loved on many that were rejected by there own families. Her house was the place for all to come 
and receive a good meal, good advice and lots of laughs. Darda was an exceptional cook and made 
many mouthwatering dishes, especially her famous "Crab Salad," which was enjoyed by all.  
There was always more than enough Sunday dinner, just in case anyone stopped by!  
She truly lived the words Jesus spoke in Matthew 25:35, "For I was hungry and you gave Me food; 
I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and you took me in."

Darda loved the Lord and accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Saviour many years ago. 
She was a faithful member of her church and volunteered with the Mercy Ministry. 
Darda became seriously ill and was admitted to the Princess Margaret Hospital on August 4th, 2007.  
She was released after three months, but on December 18, 2007 she was readmitted to the hospital 
due to complications. On Friday, January 04, 2008 Darda quietly went home to be with her 
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

Eudora is preceded in death by her:
Father: Lambert Alexander Wilson;
Mother: Olive Louise Adams-Wilson;
Brothers: Oswald, Hugh, Hubert, Earl, James, Johnny and Thomas Wilson;
Daughter: Lisa Michelle Williams-Thompson;

The Radiance of this "Bloodstone of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of her:
Husband: Richard Williams;
Three Sons: Rev. John Malcolm and Llewellyn Clare of Turks Island and Donald Williams;
Three Daughters: Janet "Denie" Farrington, Jeannie Williams-Hanna and Brendalee Allen;
Seven Grand Sons: Kwame Malcolm, Tafari and David Thompson II, Jenero Farrington, 
Edsel Geno Hanna Jr., Matthew Jr. and Makao Allen and Denado Campbell;
Four Grand Daughters: Latisha Clare, Mattinique Allen-Lorfils, Davina Thompson and Janae' Farrington; 
Five Great Grand Children: Kellen "KJ" Rolle Jr., LaTeia Kelly, Latreven Brown, Latwonna and Latonya Dames;
Two Sisters: Majorie "Tit" Grant and Mercedes Harvey;
One Aunt:  Hilda Williams of Freeport;
Cousins: Charles, Ethel and Peggy Wilson;
Seventeen Nephews: Frank Ewing, Rev. Livingston Malcolm, David Jr. and Fredrick Armbrister, 
Michael Kirby, Oswald, Wayne, Johnny "Tabby", Samuel "Sam", Henry, Tom "Baba" Jr., Barry, Terrence, 
Thomas, Gloyde and Melvin "Brush" Wilson;
Twenty-One Nieces: Elaine and Nicola Harvey, Kathleen Albury, Gloria Russell, Monica Smith, 
Patrice Darville, Deborah Knowles, Margaret Skippings, Arabella "Belle" Hamilton, Shirley, Suzette, 
Helena, Deborah, Patsy, Delores, Junie, Brendalee, Sharmaine, Shelly and Samantha Wilson and 
Delores Seymour;
One Son-in-law: Pastor Matthew Allen Sr.;
Three Daughters-in-law: Beverly Malcolm, Claire Clare and Kelsi Williams;
Six Brothers-in-law: Jeff, Dr. Slain, Tim, Frank, Densil and Joseph Williams;
Eleven Sisters-in-law: Janet, Jane, Minerva, Pricilla, Jennifer, Florence and Judy Williams, 
Jenny Basden, Lorraine Clark, Julia and Edith Wilson;
Five Adopted Daughters: Theresa and Sheila Rolle, Janet Frazer, Peggy Styles and Sophia Moss;
Three Adopted Sons-in-law: Robert Rolle, Dwayne Frazer and Adrien Styles;
Eleven Adopted Grand Children:  Sashanna Becket, Jessica Frazer, Thio Johnson, 
Adisher and Alisher Styles, Pinky and Daria McCoy, Alia Collie, Kellen Sr., Andy, Le-Dellie and Zenae Rolle;
Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Esther Saunders, Adella Knowles, Edith Moore, 
Daisy French, Elaine, Sharon and Sarahanne Sands, Donna Topey, Bertram Cambridge, Doreen, Don, 
Deryk and Damon Campbell, Nick and Ed Lightbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickson, George Jennings, 
Gorvin, Maurice and Gerlean Glinton, Edsel Hanna Sr. and family, Dora C. Dean, Larry, Gary "Castro" 
and Glenn Williams, Judy Deveaux, Annie and Inakesha Brooks, Clifford Stubbs, Irene Harvey, 
Pricilla Armbrister, Sabrina Wilson, Ellen Ewing, Percy, Natasha, Narissa and Britano Albury, Omen Darville,
Arlington Thompson, Vonnie Cooper, Clarice, Vesta, Wanda, Elsie, Jasmine, Yvette, Jessica, 
Dario and Daria McCoy, Turks and Caicos Association and a host of other relatives and friends.