Patsy Bryan Williams of Benton City, Washington went to be with her Heavenly Father on November 3, 2023.  Pat was born September 7, 1940 in Pawhuska Oklahoma, the second of four children of Richard and Norma Bryan.  The family moved to the Tri-Cities during World War II for work at the Hanford area and made their home in Benton City.

Pat was a graduate of Kiona-Benton City High School. She worked for Exxon Nuclear at the Hanford area for many years, and she cherished the life-long friendships she made working there.

Pat raised her family in Richland, Washington.  Her children Jeffrey and A’Lisa were the center of her life.  She was a supportive mother, the most loving and accepting person in our lives.  She loved babies, and was a volunteer foster mother, opening her home to children who needed a safe and loving place.  Pat met the love of her life, David Williams, and they married July 3, 1982.  As Dave is also a Benton City boy, they returned to their hometown, to a house on a hill with a panoramic view of the Yakima River.  Pat loved hosting family and friends for big holiday get-togethers at their home.

Pat is remembered for her warm smile, her elegant style, her keen sense of humor, and her gracious and friendly spirit.  She loved the people in her life, and she was so very loved in return. She held especially close to her heart her sister Jeanne, her niece Darrlyn, and her nephew Rick.  She was a wonderful woman and will be dearly missed by the many people whose lives she touched.

Pat was preceded in death by sister Kay, father Richard, brother Charlie, Mother Norma, and daughter A’Lisa.  She is survived by her loving husband of 41 years, David Williams at the family home in Benton City, Washington, sister Jeanne (Marvin) Leigh, of The Dalles Oregon, son Jeff Andersen of Richland, Washington, grandson Christopher Andersen of Pasco, Washington, and many nieces and nephews.

Final arrangements are managed by Einan’s at Sunset Funeral Home. No services are planned. The family will gather at a future date for a celebration of Pat’s life.  The family wish to thank Hospice House Tri-Cities Chaplaincy for their compassionate care of a much-loved mother, wife, sister, grandmother, aunt, and friend.