Jean Williams Obituary

I grew up across the street from the Metzlers. Jeannie babysat for my siblings and me. She was such a nice person! Glad to have known her.

Keeping your family lifted up in prayer. Jean and I worked together at UCH. She was a pleasure to work with. Her kindness in reaching out to me is a treasured memory.

Jean and I met in 1970. I was a graduate nurse and Jean oriented me to the ER. We worked together for many years and developed a friendship lasting 56 years!! I loved her and her fun spirit so much. She will be truly missed , but we will reunite in Heaven and carry on. God bless you my friend.
Love,
Rola

I met Jean in the knitting goup at the Lutz Library. I had just recently moved to Florida, and Jean, along with the other ladies, made me feel so welcomed. I will miss her dearly.

Praying for your family during this difficult time.
I remember the laughs that we shared while working at UCH and when we would meet for lunch.
Jean never forgot my birthday. She would call or send a text.
We enjoyed talking about our yards.
May you all find peace and comfort, Connie

Jean oriented me to the ER in 1974. She was a dedicated nurse and became a great friend. Even if we didn´t see each other she always remembered every special occasion and sent a note or called. She loved her girls and her grandchildren, I´m really going to miss our calls. We talked about God´s blessings regularly and what a blessing she was. Prayers for family.

Jeanie and I were classmates and friends from kindergarten through high school, so I have no memory of "before Jeanie". She was the kindest child and teenager and grew to be a strong, loving woman whose children and grandchildren meant everything to her, as did her beloved dogs. I will miss her beyond words. May her memory be a blessing.

Jean Williams was a truly special soul - a devoted daughter, a loving mother and grandmother (Mo), and a cherished friend. She lived her life with kindness, grace, and an unwavering faith that touched everyone who knew her. As a proud Wisconsin native, who could forget her cheering faithfully for her beloved Wisconsin Badgers and Green Bay Packers? After making Tampa her home, she also embraced the Buccaneers with that same joyful spirit. Her love for her family and her commitment to her church were the foundation of who she was, and her warmth and generosity will be remembered long after her passing. The world is better for having had her in it. Heartfelt condolences to her family and friends during this time of sorrow. May they find comfort in the beautiful memories she leaves behind and in the legacy of love she shared so freely.
And as she could only say,"Have a Groovy Day."