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David ‘Lumpy’ Williams

Oct 23, 2012 - 12:27 PM
David ‘Lumpy’ Williams

David ‘Lumpy’ Williams

Our hearts have been devastated again with the death of our beloved brother, Lumpy. His very large and wonderful heart finally gave out last Tuesday evening Oct. 16, 2012, on his way to see his sister.

He leaves a huge and loving legacy as Sonoma’s Santa for the past 45 years, as well as a lasting legacy in the national cycling world as reported in Velo News this week. He was an inveterate Red Sox fan, a genetic issue we all share. He was also our mother’s devoted caregiver for the past four years. She died in June, and in the end it may simply be that his heart was too broken to carry on.

Regardless of our pain, we are deeply comforted knowing he is now at peace.

Lumpy is survived by his sister, Judith (Tree) Williams (Tom Azevedo), of Rio Nido; his brother Gary (Diane Wall), of Novato; and his niece and nephew, Morgan and Graham Williams. He is also survived by his adored aunt, Peg Cadorette of North Carolina; and his Cadorette cousins as well as numerous other East Coast cousins, and finally, the legions of friends across the country.

All of our lives have been forever indelibly changed by his connection to us.

A celebration will be held at the Sebastiani Theatre in Sonoma at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, with a potluck reception to follow. If desired donations may be made to the Sebastiani Theatre Foundation, P.O. Box 874, Sonoma 95476.

 

Duggan’s Mission Chapel
Mission Cremation Service
Sonoma

 

 

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Oct 23, 2012 09:11 pm
 Posted by  Patricia Gray

Dave loved people more than any person I have ever known - he made you feel like a million and no matter his own struggle he put the needs of those around him first. I loved him and will be forever grateful for his friendship. The world is a better place because of his unconditional generosity to those in need and who could forget that great big warm smile. RIP dear friend.

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