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Timothy Wayne
Williams
Aug 3, 1957 — Aug 13, 2025
Tim Williams, born on August 3, 1957, passed away peacefully at his home and went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, August 13, 2025, at the age of 68. Tim was a devoted son, husband, father, and grandfather whose kindness, humor, and love left a lasting impact on everyone who met him.
For 60 years, Tim called Pasadena, Texas, home--living on the same street as his parents, Carrol and Gladys Williams. Tim graduated from Sam Rayburn High School and Alvin Community College and was once declared as a certified peace officer. In 2018, after briefly living in Smithville, Texas, he fulfilled his dream of country living by making his homestead in Schulenburg. Tim raised cows, chickens, goats, sheep, and turkeys, and he loved nothing more than checking the land, caring for new arrivals, and proudly sharing photos. He had an uncanny gift for knowing when new life on the farm was about to arrive. Tim cultivated gardens and cleared pastures, always envisioning the simple beauty of cattle and deer grazing from the back porch for others who visited to enjoy.
Woven into his small-town community, Tim could often be found at the livestock auctions in Flatonia, Hallettsville, and Schulenburg, where he formed lasting friendships and always looked forward to seeing familiar faces. He also enjoyed church picnics, time with friends at the Moravia store, and generously giving his support at church auctions.
Tim is survived by his loving wife, Pat Williams; daughter, Brittney Watkins and her husband Jared; son, Brandon Kirk and his wife Lawan; son, Robert Williams; and brother, Brad Williams and his wife Sharon. He was a proud grandfather to Ayce Watkins, Hartley Watkins, Harper Kirk, and Jameson Kirk.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at the place Tim cherished most—his home in Schulenburg.
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