Bert A. Williams

Bert A. Williams, a devoted family man, respected businessman, and cherished community member, passed away peacefully on June 8, 2026, in Labelle, Florida. Born on May 6, 1935, in Mulberry, Florida, he lived a full and meaningful life punctuated by faith, hard work, and an enduring commitment to those he loved.

A graduate of Fort Myers Senior High, Bert went on to establish himself as co-owner of G.J. Williams & Sons Glasswork & Scrap Metal. Beyond his business achievements, Bert was deeply involved in his faith community. He faithfully served as a deacon and choir member, contributed as the youth choir bus driver and mechanic, at Riverside Baptist Church. Additionally, he was also a choir member and cook at Crossroads Baptist Church exemplifying his willingness to serve others with a generous heart.

Bert’s involvement extended into fraternal life as a proud member of the Masonic Lodge of Fort Myers, where he earned the distinction of 32nd degree Mason. This reflected his values of integrity, loyalty, and brotherhood.

Known for being a godly, hardworking man, Bert’s personality radiated warmth and wit. He was a jokester with a quick sense of humor and a talented cook, traits that endeared him to family and friends alike. His passions included traveling, camping, and fishing, pastimes that he often shared with loved ones. Bert also devoted much time to nurturing young athletes as a Little League football and baseball coach and umpire, leaving a lasting legacy in the community.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Carol Ann Williams; their sons Dale Ray (SuEllen) Williams and Dean Arnold Williams; and grandchildren Deanna (Jason) Jones, Carol (Casey) (Jerrette) Langford, Matthew (Laci) Williams, and Sandra (Sandy) (William) Likens. Bert’s joy extended further to his great-grandchildren Zach, Jacey, Neveah, Laret, Peyton, Jace, Keely, Riley, Mabry, and Layla. His sister Peggy Miller also survives him.

Bert was preceded in death by his parents, Git (Annie) Williams; his siblings Ralph, Norma, Corine, and Earl; and his great-granddaughter Baylee.

He went home to be with the Lord through natural causes, leaving behind a legacy marked by faith, family devotion, and service. Bert A. Williams will be remembered as a loyal, loving, and humorous soul who touched many lives with his godliness and kindness. His memory will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him.