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Portrait of Ruth Layuna Williams-Staab

In loving memory of

Ruth Layuna Williams-Staab

June 19, 1955 – March 04, 2020

Service

March 14, 2020 · 11:00 AM

Shiloh Baptist Church

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Obituary

SERVICES Saturday, March 14, 2020 Shiloh Baptist Church 11:00 am Rev. Clarence Hightower, Pastor

VIEWING Prior to service

BURIAL. Rosemont Cemetery

Ruth L. Williams Staab the oldest of four children of the late Rosie Pearl Williams was born on June 19, 1955 in Calvert, Texas. The family later moved to Odessa, Texas where she attended Ector High School. She gave her life to Christ at an early age joining Macedonia Baptist Church and upon moving to Wichita Falls she became a faithful member of Shiloh Baptist Church. She served in the Choirs, Youth Department, Praise Team Coach, Mission, Sunday School Teacher, Vacation Bible School Team member, Girls in Action leader, Hospitality, Meals on Wheels, Decorations. Ruth was employed for many years worked for PPG. Ruth married Michael Richard Staab, November 12, 1999. Ruth departed this life on March 4, 2020.

Ruth was preceded in death by her mother Rosie; brothers, Gregory and Eugene; and her loving husband, Michael R. Staab.

Ruth is survived aunt/mother, Ida Ruth Smith (James); daughters, Erica Arevalo (David), LaShanda M. Williams, Shayla Williams, and Rachel Guilford; stepson, Christopher M. Staab; brother, Anthony Brown (wife); great aunts Estella Harris (Chicago) and Anna Mae Crane (Burkburnett); grandchildren, Uri Easter (Faith), Carlos Gould, Aria Williams, Ylana Williams, Xola Gould, Ezra Moses, Asa Arevalo, Jaoquin Williams, Marcos Williams, and Mia Williams; great grandchildren, Shai Tijani and Yanai Easter; uncles, Bobby Williams, William E. Williams of Houston, Kevin Williams of Arlington; a host of aunts, uncle, nephews, nieces, family and friends.

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  • Erica

    I love you mama. You and Mike are now at peace. Your home going was beautiful. Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Thorney honored you well. I will never forget.

  • Harold

    My heart is broken love them both.

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