Birth date: Dec 25, 1924 Death date: Oct 9, 2020
THE MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE LIVE STREAMED FROM THE CHURCH. THE LIVE STREAM ADDRESS IS - https://youtu.be/IaitBcBd-DI Florist Note- Please deliver all floral tributes to the funeral home in Lewes on Friday by 3 PM. Cary Trafton Read Obituary
Dear Hilda,
Just wanted you to know how much having to know you late in our lives meant to us. Due to everyone's health issues, I've kept in touch with Diane and Art. Diane told me about Cary.
Please know that we send our deepest sympathies and love. Doug and Sheila Brickner
So many years, so much laughter and wonderful stories from a long and beautiful life. You will be missed dear friend.
Grace and peace to Hilda.
Love,
Chris and Bob Kirby
Harvey and I were very saddened to learn of Cary’s passing.
Cary and Hilda were the first neighbors we met in Nassau Station, which made our introduction to the community warm and welcoming.
Cary will be missed for his kindness, his knowledge and his loyalty as a friend and neighbor.
We celebrate his life with loving thoughts and fond memories.
Harvey and Pat Jackson
So many good memories of times spent with our good friend Cary Williams and his wife, Hilda. He was part of a group of 5 couples with ties to Wesley College. We shared New Years Eve celebrations, dinners out and parties at one of our houses. All the husbands thoroughly enjoyed each others company and as is typical, the wives were in deep conversations sharing lots of good memories each time we all got together. We will miss him so much especially his great sense of humor and kindness. Kurt and June Katz
The Fort Miles Historical Association would like to extend its condolences to the Williams family on the passing of Mr. Williams. He attended several of our events at the Fort Miles Museum and usually wore his WWII uniform. We actually have his WWII photo framed in our Fort Miles Museum Art Gallery, signed by him and framed with a Paul Rendel print of a WWII B-17 ball turret gunner; Mr. William's gladly cooperated with us to make the framed print happen a couple of years ago. We introduced him at one of our film/lecture series presentations and he talked to the group about his exploits over German at 20,000' during WWII. He was a wonderful gentleman and will be missed.
Dr. Gary D. Wray
President, Fort Miles Historical Association
Uncle Porky - Oh, what a homecoming you just had with your family - Sisters, Son, Niece and Nephew! I know my Momma is smiling now having her favorite Uncle with her. You definitely were one of the best and I will always remember your stories; even soft spoken, they would always be powerful and so often funny.
Rest now - know how much you are loved and will be missed.
Sending lots of love to you Aunt Hilda, Nancy, Judy and Cary, the rest of the family and his friends!
I was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Williams. I just saw him and his wife walking very recently. Always had a smile on his face. He sure will be missed by many who knew him.
Larry & Carol Baccari Nassau Station Neighbors
On behalf of the Master, Wardens and brethren of Eureka Lodge No. 317 please accept our sincerest sympathy for the loss of husband, uncle and masonic brother. Our brother now resides with our Supreme Grand Master, in that house, not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
May God richly bless you all and give you peace during this time.
Cary was very proud of his military service.His uniform still fit after all these years.He always had a smile and never complained.We will miss him.
Mike and Kathy Casey Nassau Station neighbors.
Thank you for being there for my family and I over the past 50 years. You were the most kind and loving person I have ever known. Your service to our country made us all proud.
God surely restored your voice when you entered the pearly gates. I look forward to hearing it in eternity.
Well done good and faithful servant.
Kim Book
