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Name | Donna B. Williams | |
Born | 9 Nov 1926 | Vernal, Uintah, Utah, United States |
Gender | Female | |
Died | 7 Jul 2009 | Vernal, Uintah, Utah, United States |
Person ID | I2641 | My Family Tree | Collett-Williams |
Last Modified | 21 Jul 2015 |
Father | Roland Hannah Williams, b. 22 Jun 1898, Mound Valley, Oneida, Idaho, United States , d. 2 Jul 1939 (Age 41 years) | |
Mother | Hilda Ardis Belcher, b. 20 Sep 1903, Vernal, Uintah, Utah, United States , d. 28 Aug 1980 (Age 76 years) | |
Married | 25 Jan 1926 | Duchesne, Duchesne, Utah, USA |
Family ID | F883 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Carl Stringham Collett, b. 10 Jun 1922, Vernal, Uintah, Utah, United States , d. 24 Dec 2004, Vernal, Uintah, Utah, United States (Age 82 years) | |
Married | 25 May 1946 | Vernal, Uintah, Utah, United States |
Last Modified | 21 Jul 2015 | |
Family ID | F1004 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Photos | The Williams and Johnson Families in the Winter of 1927 Left to Right - Hilda Williams, Hazel King, Roland Williams holding daughter Donna Williams, Viola Johnson, Gene Johnson, and Ersel Johnson holding Gordon Johnson | |
Roland and Hilda Williams with daughter Donna Williams Photo taken in 1927 | ||
Donna B. Williams Photo taken in 1927 | ||
Cousins Gordon Johnson and Donna Williams in 1927 | ||
Donna with her Puppy Photo taken in 1928 | ||
Children of Roland and Hilda Williams Donna, Bob (Robert), and Marita in 1930 | ||
Children of Roland and Hilda Williams Donna, Bob, and Marita in 1930 | ||
Donna in her Sunbonnett Photo taken in 1928 | ||
Hilda Williams holding her daughter Donna in the Spring of 1928 Hilda made this outfit for Donna | ||
The Family in 1931 Roland and Hilda with their children Donna, Marita, and Bob | ||
The Williams Family Roland and Hilda with Donna, Marita, and Bob | ||
Roland and Hilda Williams family in 1930 From left to right - Roland holding Bob, Donna, Marita and Hilda | ||
Donna B. William in 1936 Probably 10 years old | ||
Donna B. Williams 16 February 1939 - 12 years old | ||
Hilda Williams with her Children around 1939
Marita, Hilda, Donna, Joleen, Larry, Dale, and Bob | ||
The Children of Edward Harvey and Hilda in 1940 Donna, Hilda, Marita, Joleen, Dale, Larry, and Bob Williams | ||
Myrtle Belcher with her Grandchildren, around 1940 Marita, Donna, Larry, Dale, Joleen and Bob | ||
The Williams Children Larry, Donna, Joleen, and Dale | ||
Belcher Cousins and Siblings in 1940 Adoree, Bonnie, Donna, Joleen, Dale, Patsy, and Larry Williams | ||
Donna B. Williams in Long Beach, California in 1939 Donna stayed with her Grandparents Edward and Myrtle Belcher for a while just after her father died 2 July 1939. Donna would have been 12 years old. | ||
Donna B. Williams 15 November 1940 - 14 years old | ||
A Growing Family in 1940 Hilda Williams with her children Dale, Donna, Marita, Bob, Larry, and Joleen | ||
Donna Williams in 1941 15 years old | ||
Cousins on a Bench Donna, Larry, Joleen, Patsy, Bonnie, Dale, and Adoree | ||
Donna Williams and Nile In California | ||
Williams Family in 1941 Top - Left to Right - Donna, Hilda, Marita, Bob Bottom - Left to Right - Larry, Joleen, Dale | ||
Donna Williams in 1942 | ||
Donna Williams in Naples, Utah in 1944 | ||
High School Prom Marita and Donna Williams | ||
Donna Williams - Junior Prom in 1944 | ||
Carl Collett and Donna Williams 1945 | ||
Carl Collett and Donna Williams engaged to be married 1945 | ||
Carl and Donna Collett's Wedding Day 25 May 1946 | ||
The Family in 1952 Carl and Donna Collett, Jolene, Hilda, Garth Batty, Marita, Randy (Carl and Donna's daughter), Larry Williams in the sailor suit, and Craig (Carl and Donna's son) | ||
Hilda with her Daughters and Grand Children Standing are Hilda and Donna Sitting are DeArmon, Marita, Craig, Randy, and Joleen | ||
Hilda Williams and Her Daughters Standing are Hilda and Donna Sitting are Marita and Jolene | ||
The Eldest Son of Carl S. Collett and Donna B. Williams Craig Collett around four years old | ||
Carl and Donna's Eldest Daughter Randy Collett | ||
Carl and Donna Collett | ||
Carl and Donna Collett in March 1981 | ||
Carl and Donna Collett Christmas 1997 |
Documents | Donna Williams Graduation Announcement 18 May 1945 Uintah High School | |
Carl and Donna Williams Wedding Announcement | ||
Donna Williams Weds Carl Collett In Home Ceremony Newspaper Article dated 30 May 1946 | ||
Donna Williams to Wed Carl Collett Newspaper Article on the Society Page | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 7 March 1945 George Field, Lawrenceville, Illinois "My clothes look like the've just been washed [and] not pressed, but I was glad to get here after traveling for 50 hrs of traveling on a train." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 15 March 1945 George Field, Lawrenceville, Illinois "I have a ship assigned to me here on the field, and they call me a crew chief. I'm still flying, but its on a transport and not a bomber. I'm [losing] my lily white hand, because I have to work in grease all day, at least 12 hrs of it anyway." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 23 March 1945 George Field, Illinois "Well Honey, how would you like to send me a picture of yourself. ...My pal here...thinks he's got the best looking girl, and I claim that you are twice as good looking as his, but I have no picture to prove it." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 7 April 1945 George Field, Lawrenceville, Illinois "Well Honey I'm eating ice cream instead of drinking beer. I've got a mushtash the nobody likes, so you see I'm getting along fine." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 25 April 1945 George Field, Lawrenceville, Illinois "I've been working quite hard lately so I haven't taken time to write. We've been getting ships ready to ship to England. They leave in the morning." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 17 May 1945 George Field, Lawrenceville, Illinois "I would of gladly given my life if someone with a wife and family could of came back." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 16 June 1945 George Field, Lawrenceville, Illinois "I'm sorry I've taken so long in writing but I was down to Cuba for 2 weeks transporting men bak to Florida." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 26 July 1945 Stout Field, Indianapolis, Indiana "I have quite a job here now as pit chief. I have ten men working under me. We inspect the planes every 100 hours they fly. I don't like being boss over G.I. Theres to much trouble all the time." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 4 August 1945 Stout Field, Indianapolis, Indiana "I feel quite tired tonight. I've been taring a B24 down because it had a reck and we're using it for salvage." | ||
WWII Letter from Carl to Donna 18 August 1945 Stout Field, Indianapolis, Indiana "I have some bad news. I won't be home for quite some time. All fourloughs are frozen seeing that the war is finishing up so there's no telling when I'll be home." |
Headstones | The Headstone of Carl S. and Donna B. (Williams) Collett in the Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery Carl Stringham Collett Birth: Jun. 10, 1922 Vernal Uintah County Utah, USA Death: Dec. 24, 2004 Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 100857026 Donna (Williams) Collett Birth: Nov. 9, 1926 Vernal Uintah County Utah, USA Death: Jul. 7, 2009 Utah, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 39263540 Plot: Vernal_BH118.50_L1_S4 |
Histories | Autobiography of Donna B. Williams Collett Written in 2002 | |
A Letter from Donna 15 November 1960 Vernal, Utah "I guess you know by now that Carl talked in Stake conference, he surely did a fine job. It really thrilled me." | ||
Letter from Donna to Ethelwynne 16 January 1961 Vernal, Utah "Carl is starting back up at the station this morning. ...If the weather stays as it has they will start more men working at the dam soon so he will need to be there." | ||
Letter from Donna to Ethelwynne 8 March 1961 Vernal, Utah "I suppose you heard about Louise & Alburn Atwood being in that plane wreck near Las Vegas..." |
Recordings | Donna Collett Funeral - Side A | |
Donna Collett Funeral - Side B |
Videos | Carl and Donna Collett's 50th Wedding Anniversary in 24 May 1996 - #1 | |
Carl and Donna Collett's 50th Wedding Anniversary in 24 May 1996 - #2 |