Agnes Fae Buttars Williams

DAYTON, IDAHO- Agnes Fae Buttars Williams was born February 16, 1924 in Dayton, Idaho, the daughter of David William and Maud Shumway Buttars. On October 27, 2012 in Preston, Idaho, Fae peacefully joined hands with her Husband, Herbert Niels Williams. Her son, James Rolland Williams, grandchildren Darcy Ray Williams, Stephen Paul and Heather Marie Williams, great grandchild Hayden Drake Williams, her par-ents, sisters and brothers are overjoyed to welcome her home.
Fae leaves one brother, Lyman (Pat) Buttars, Roy, UT; Sister-in-law Rhea (Keith) Taylor, Dil-lon, MT; and eleven children: Montie Herbert (Juanita) Saratoga Springs, UT; Deonna Fae (Neil) Fuller - serving a New York, Rochester Mission Serving in Palmyra, NY; James Rolland (Deceased) (Yvonne) Williams Ephraim, UT; Janet Beth (Bob) Tustian West Valley, UT; Susan Elaine (Wayne) recently returned from Mongolia mission; Jay Buttars (Rosie) Williams Cornish, UT; Mark B. (Christine) Williams Dayton, ID; Steven B (Renee') Williams Orem, UT; Carol "Louise" (Brent) Osborne Preston, ID; Ellen Jean "Jeannie" (Mark) Larsen, Layton, UT; Ann Lorraine "Laurie" (Corky) Smart, Millville, UT.
Fae grew up in Dayton. She was a cheerleader at Weston High School. She tap danced for Sol-diers when they left for the War. Fae loved to dance and played piano by ear. She married her sweetheart and eternal companion on March 25, 1942 in the Logan Temple. Fae went on two missions with Herb to the Mississippi, Jackson Mission and the Texas, Dallas Mission.
Fae leaves behind 10 children 58 spouses 64 Grandchildren and 140 Great-Grandchildren with one on the way and 4 Great-Great-Grandchildren which is a total of 276 posterity. She loved each of her descendents very much.
She was a wonderful Mother who taught her children the important principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ through her example. She taught us to love music and to harmonize in song. Her whole life was a life of service and compassion to and for others. She sewed many clothes for her family and worked very hard keeping her home clean and worked alongside us on the farm. She taught us good work ethics.
Her bread and rolls were enjoyed by many, many people. She used to bake 20 loaves of bread a week. She loved to send cards and letters to others. Fae served many years in teaching the Youth and Children in her church.
Fae will be greatly missed by her family, many wonderful friends and extended family.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. in the Dayton Ward Chapel with Bishop Wesley Beutler conducting. Friends may call Friday from 6-8 p.m. at Webb Funeral Home, 1005 South 800 East, Preston, and Saturday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment will be in the Weston Cemetery. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.webbmortuary.com