Henry Hugh Williams, Jr.

A much-loved husband, father, grandfather, son and brother, Henry Williams, 56, of Cartersville, Georgia, passed away at Kennestone Hospital on May 19, 2025. He was born August 27, 1968, in Cartersville, Georgia to Henry and Joyce Williams of Taylorsville, Georgia. He resided his entire life in the Taylorsville and Cartersville communities where he built a name for himself as an artist of residential and commercial stone masonry. Henry worked in multiple areas of residential construction all his life. He proudly graduated from Cass High School in 1987, then began his life-long career in masonry and construction with his father, Henry Williams, Sr, who survives his son.

Henry grew up with a love of sports. He enjoyed playing baseball and basketball and following all his favorite teams. A favorite for Henry was camping, especially at Rock Creek in the Blue Ridge Mountains with his mother, Joyce Wilson, who preceded him in death. He liked to travel and was blessed to have visited many places in the United States and abroad; Germany being one of his favorites. Henry is survived by his aunt, Marga Williams, originating from Germany, which made his time in Germany personal to him. His greatest joy of life was his family. Henry had a playful spirit and loved to joke and laugh with them. He worked hard and was blessed with a fruitful life. Henry was loved by all who had the pleasure of meeting him.

Henry is survived by his wife, Tina Williams of Cartersville, Georgia; 6 daughters (Megan, Katie, Alexis, Victoria, Christina, and Laney); 4 sons-in-law (Andrew, Evan, Trey, and D.J.); 9 grandchildren (Peyton, Ella, Emory, Piper, Jameson, Emmett, Wade, Wrenley, and Parker); 2 brothers and their wives (Johnny/Ramonda and Timmy/Lisa); 8 nephews and their families (including several great nieces and nephews); an uncle (Larry); and another aunt (Linda).

A Celebration of Life service will be held at 7:00p.m. Thursday, May 22, 2025, at Bethel Crossroads Baptist Church at 450 Iron Hill Road in Taylorsville, Georgia 30178.

“He fought a good fight, he kept the faith, he won the race!”