Theresa Marie (Sukkert) Williams, born to eternal life on April 1, 2025, age 67. Theresa is survived by her husband of 35 years, Ward D. Williams, Jr. Mother of Florrie (Mohammed) Affi, Damian (Kate) Berumen, BJ (Lupe) Berumen, Carlos (Leslie) Berumen, Felipe (Christina) Berumen, Elvis (Dan Wellner) Williams. Sister of predeceased Ginger (Bill) Gartmann, predeceased Rich (Karen) Sukkert, predeceased Sandy (John) Lewandowski, predeceased Pat (Mike, living) Casper. Grandmother of predeceased Gavin Abuya, Mari (Jonathan) Maldonado, Annmarie Berumen, Felipe Berumen, Jr., Max Berumen, Bernabe Berumen III, Shawn Berumen, Luca Berumen, Callan Berumen, Bentley Berumen, Kailey Berumen. Great-grandmother of JC Maldonado and Zayden Reyes. Aunt to Riva (Tom) Heron, Scott Gartmann, Deb (Steve) Lewis, Lori (Mike) Lipke, Shane (Tiffany) Lewandowski, Chad (Jessica) Lewandowski. Great aunt of Christopher Heron, Ryan Heron, Kellie Heron, Brad Lewis, Kelly Lewis, Carly Lipke, Megan (Luke) Tomas, Mitchell Lipke, Ash Lewandowski, Nick Lewandowski, Alex Lewandowski. Great great aunt of Elowyn Heron. Further survived by her relatives, life-long friend Jackie Fernandez, and all those she touched with her loving kindness. Burial service is April 9, 2025 2:15 pm at Forest Hill Cemetery.

Meet at 2:15 at west end gate entrance at Forest Hill Cemetery 3301 East Forest Hill Avenue, Oak Creek, WI 53154

Our Mother was a mother to all. She was a den mother in scouts and the creator of our family newsletter the Blue Spruce (1998-2009)

Terry was a soft spoken, gentle soul and private woman who spent her life living and loving from afar and through her children. She raised 6 children who have flourished in the sunshine of her love and brought to her grand and great grand children.

She met and fell in love with her best friend and soul mate 38 years ago, and lived life as she deserved. Dad loved and cherished her till the very end. She waited for Dad to kiss her goodnight and passed peacefully in his embrace. Her unconditional love had no boundries and the years of simple cards, texts and messages are her testimony.

Our mother never allowed a person or creature who crossed her path to be lonely, hungry or sad. She loved the simple things, she gave her heart and soul in everything she crocheted, cooked, crafted and did.

To have known my mother was a honor, to be loved by her I can only compare to an angel kiss.

"Somewhere over the Rainbow" by Israel IZ Kamakawiwo'ole

We all "love you the most" Mom