Lady Jane Williams cause of death, obituary, funeral

Publish date: 2024-03-27

Lady Jane Williams’s cause of death, obituary and funeral will be discussed in this report. Lady Jane Williams was the mother of The Archbishop of Canterbury. She died at 93 years. She passed away peacefully on Saturday morning, July 15, 2023.

The deceased lived a remarkable life, working for Winston Churchill and Nobel Prize winner Professor Sir Ernst Chain.

Lady Williams, who was born in India in 1929, lived with her maternal uncle Rab Butler, the wartime cabinet’s education secretary, during the majority of the Second World War. Working for Winston Churchill was her first job, which she held from 1949 to 1955.

She was one of his final personal assistants and frequently spoke and lectured on the wartime commander later in life. She also worked at Imperial College London for Nobel Prize winner Professor Chain, who is best known for discovering penicillin.

Later in life, she held positions with the Parole Board, as a prison visitor, and as a probation officer. In 1977, she wed Lord Williams of Elvel, and they were together for more than 40 “happy” years till his passing in 2019.

Lady Jane Williams cause of death, obituary, funeral

As mentioned above, Lady Jane Willaims died on July 15, 2023, at the age of 93. The cause of her death has not been established but it obvious she die of natural cause.

The Most Rev Justin Welby confirmed by saying; “It’s with profound sadness that I mourn the loss of my mother. I loved her very deeply and it has been a privilege to be her son.

“I am the person I am in part because of her love, example and encouragement.

“Our whole family share in the loss of a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

“We are profoundly grateful to God for the gift she has been to us all – for all we received from her, and all she has meant to us.

“The grief we feel is a measure of the love we have shared.

“We will treasure the many memories we have of her: memories full of grace, laughter and joy.

“Towards the end of her life she showed great courage, faith and hope. She knew she would soon be with God.

“That was a source of strength for her, and for all of us, and her death was peaceful and full of hope.

“I know that many people will be praying for me and my family at this time and we are deeply grateful.”

The funeral arrangements of Lady Jane Williams are pending and will be communicated to the general public later.

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