Jesse Lee Williams

Jesse this is a hayride we all went on in the fall of 1990.  You loved spending time at the farm. We had many good times there.

Love,

From Us All

Jesse this was Memorial Day Weekend 1988.  We had a picnic in the cow pasture.  We had to cut it short because all the cows came in the area and started licking the grill.  So that's when your Uncle Kenny brought you for a ride on MaMa Cow.

Love,

Aunt Chris

Jesse,

Remembering your first birthday brings a smile to my face.  Your Mom had you dressed in a sailor suit.  You were so adorable with your cute cheeks. You look like your Mom in these pictures I think its the expression on you face & in your eye's. You had a cake of a bear dressed just like you and you got your first red wagon.

Love,

Aunt Wendy

Jesse you always liked a good time.  You especially liked to go to fairs.  Today is the last day of the Hebron Harvest Fair.  Aunt Chris told me that in 2006 you went to the fair with her, Uncle Kenny, Melissa & Chet she said you all had a memorable time trying to find the gate to get in???  You really liked this belt buckle so you got it at the fair.  Every time I see it, it reminds of the good times we had.  Love & Miss YOU

Jesse,

Another summer has come and gone without you in it.  We continue to go through every day praying to God to ease the pain but he hasn't.  You are missed so and loved so.  I went to the Kid Rock Concert and Leonard Skinner Concert on Sunday.  Kenny, Chet, Melissa, Phil, Ronald and his financee Graziella were there too.  Before the Concert started Kenny pointed out a red tailed hawk flying alone.  When Leonard Skinner performed Simple Man I cried like a baby knowing it was your song from your Mom.

 

All My Love and many Tears,

Aunt Chris   

Hi Jesse,

 

I remember about two years ago today you called me at work and asked if it would be alright to make some lasagna and invite everyone over.  You then realized that after you called everyone they all took you up on your invitation.  Then you realized you might not have enough  so you decided to also make some sphagetti.  This was just the super kid you were always thinking of everybody and trying to make everyone happy.  We all had a great time and everyone remarked on the great job you did cooking and sharing the evening with us all.  We sure enjoyed everything we did with you and miss all the good times we had, but we also have a lot of wonderful memories to try to keep us going.  MISS YOU MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER KNOW!!

 

LOVE,

Gramma (With a broken heart)

  

 

Every picnic, every holiday, every volleyball game, we think of you...Our memories of you Jesse help us hold you close in our hearts.  Pictures like this one are so special because you are in it. Your spirit lives on.

Jesse,

  Why? is what I ask every day. It's been 15 months since you were taken from us. At times I find myself thinking you will be stopping by to just say "Hi" and maybe fish for awhile. Unfortunately that isn't going to happen Jesse. You were such a beautiful child and handsome young man. I wish you could have been there to see Melissa graduate, and you would have added a lot of laughs at her party playing volleyball. Especially with your Aunt Wendy and I playing. We had so many great times with you Jesse. My heart hurts and it always will. You had so much more life to live. Keep sending us signs. You are always on my mind and forever in my heart.

Love & Miss You,

Aunt Chris

I remember how proud Jesse was to be a father and how much he loved Amaya.  He loved to buy her presents.  For Christmas 2006 he knew exactly what he wanted to get his little girl...a Cabbage Patch Doll.  He went shopping with Aunt Chris and they found several baby dolls.  He chose this one because her name is Harley...he thought that was cool.  These are pictures of that special day & also one of Jesse as a baby because he has on a Cabbage Patch Diaper. 

We Love & Miss You Jesse & we remember all the special times we shared.

Jesse played baseball from the time he was tiny.  He would send us his team photo every year. All the guys shared the love of baseball.  Maybe not the same Major League Team...but the love of baseball.

I remember Jesse showing Keith some of his favorite pitches.

Love & Miss You,

Aunt Wendy