Welcome

James, Rick, Cameron & Spencer Williams

  Williams-White Columns Funeral Home has served Wilkinson County and surrounding counties over 40 years with Dignity, Reverence, Respect and Honor.

     As we Approach our 5th decade of service, we're building upon the firm foundation of integrity, compassion, professionalism and excellence in service that has become our hallmark since the tradition began in 1964....

     Williams Funeral Home remains committed to upholding those same values. From offering this community ambulance service when there was none, to helping those that needed help when there was no one else... a legacy that James Williams started and now we continue on through our 3rd generation.

     Looking toward the future, we're grateful for the continued trust of  families throughout the Wilkinson County area.

We understand that there's quite a difference between just "having a funeral" and creating meaningful memories. With creative options, compassionate care and a continued commitment to excellence, we will continue to provide thoughtful and meaningful services that will merit your confidence. And we'll be here when you need us. The first to offer so many things to a community that we love.

We aren't just a "funeral home", we're friends and our endeavor is to make every effort to honor the family's needs and desires, to serve them with care, dignity and compassion while trying to make a difficult time a little more bearable. It is an honor to be entrusted with the care of a loved one.  

This website is designed to provide information about our funeral home, the services we offer, grief resources and our caring staff. We will update this site on a regular basis, so please check back often.

Williams Funeral Home
White Columns
179 Milledgeville Hwy
Gordon, GA 31031
(478) 628-2200
wcfh2@windstream.net

The Remembrance Process (click here)

Something Totally New:

A Step-By-Step Approach From Grieving To Remembrance

Why do people carve their initials in trees? Or place their hands in cement? They want to leave their mark, and to be remembered. But the real marks they leave are the ones they've made on us. A hug. A smile. A kind word. We want to remember them. The Remembrance Process℠ captures the essence and importance of this human need, encapsulating the care-giving continuum before death through the farewell process with time-tested ways to help families move from grief to remembrance.

Step One = Planning Ahead and Caregiving
Step Two= Help When Someone You Love Dies
Step Three= Help In Saying Goodbye
Step Four Help In Achieving Remembrance

Williams Funeral Home is proud to be a sponsor and collection center for Cell Phones For Soldiers. Bring in your old cell phones and accessories, working or not, and we will send them off to be re-cycled or dismantled. The collected cell phones are used to  purchase calling cards for our servicemen and women serving our country overseas.

click on the link to learn more