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Marjorie Williams


Marjorie Williams, beloved mother, grandmother (Gaga), sister, and friend, passed away peacefully in her home at the age of 85 on June 5, 2025.
Born in Lowell, Massachusetts, her love for dance shaped the course of her life. She lived in New York City for 13 years, traveling the country as a runway model. During her travels, she met the love of her life, Wallace “Wally” Wellington Williams. They married and eventually settled in Virginia, a place she quickly came to love.
In 1981, she opened The Margie Williams Studio of Dance, where she inspired countless students until her retirement in 2013. She cherished watching those students grow and thrive, and her passion for music and dance remained a bright thread throughout her life. A woman of deep faith, she drew strength, peace, and clarity from her beliefs—faith that guided how she lived and loved.
Known for her youthful spirit, Margie loved to host a good party, soak up the sun, relax by the pool with her beloved dog, Pepi, and watch her favorite shows—simple pleasures that brought her joy.
She was married to Wally for 42 wonderful years and is survived by her daughter, Kerry Elizabeth Williams-Gil; her son-in-law, Christian Gil; her cherished grandchildren, Sarabel and Noah Gil; her sister, Carol Luciane; nieces and nephew; and her dear friend and chosen daughter, Adelle Carpenter.
She was deeply grateful for the wonderful neighbors and friends who filled her life with kindness and support—especially the Thompson-Hermes family and Ann and Mike Meyers. Her dear friend Danile Giesy, whose steadfast presence and generous heart were a constant source of comfort.
A celebration of Margie’s life will be held at Amory Funeral Home in Yorktown on June 28 at 1 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.

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