Dawn Williams-McCloud
February 8, 1964 – April 11, 2021
The family is planning a Celebration of her Life to be held at a later time. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice Care of Southwest Michigan, or Great Lakes Burn Camp, c/o the funeral home.
Obituary
Age 57, went to be with the Lord and her first love Chuckie, on Sunday, April 11, 2021. Dawn was born in Kalamazoo on February 8, 1964, the daughter of Robert Erle and Delores Leona (Shultz) Lohrberg. Dawn was an avid quilter and loved sewing. She enjoyed all kinds of crafts, including, painting, cross-stitch and bead work. She also enjoyed baking and decorating cakes. Dawn was a cosmetologist and worked along-side her mom. She was well-loved by her clients, who will miss her. She was a special person and was always only a phone call away. She was a wonderful listener and was always willing to lend support to her family and friends. She was always supportive of her family and loved going to band competitions with them. Nothing was more important to her than her daughters, who she loved with all of her heart. She is survived by her daughters, Leslie (Justin Brown) Williams of Mattawan, Chelsea (Hazen) Barrett of Lawton and Nichole Williams of Kalamazoo; 11 grandchildren; brother, Robert E. (Karen) Lohrberg II; mother-in-law, Peggy Jean Williams; a special aunt, Janice (Jim) Hamilton; several nieces, nephews and cousins; and countless friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Charles L. Williams Jr.; her father-in-law, Charles L. Williams Sr.
Sending you all strength and love . I was very honored to work along side Dawn and her Mom at Fiesta . And become friends ,Dawn they the years has always chwck d up on me ,she was a dear friend .I will forever love and respect her .May you all keep her in your heart and I’m so happy your pain free and with your first love finally. RIP sweet friend till we meet again .
Hugs, Thoughts and Prayers to Dawn’s family and especially her girls. I met Dawn under the strangest of circumstances, and we became allies and friends. We had a quite a few GREAT laughs together. I also became one of Dawn’s customers. I knew all I had to do, is call her, and she would answer and listen. I am going to miss her more than words can say. FLY HIGH MY FRIEND
We are so sorry for your terrible loss. At this difficult time, you are all in our hearts and prayers. We hope the love of God, which passes all human understanding, will keep your hearts and minds at peace at this painful–unfathomable–time. With love, The James W. Lawrence Family (Cousins)
There are no words to express how much we will truly miss her. We are happy that we were able to meet and get to know what a caring and thoughtful person Dawn truly was. Kaylee has planted tulips with a gnome in the center in memory of Grandma Dawn. She may be gone but she will never be forgotten
Dawn, was my friend first, and my only beautician for over 35 years. I will remember her fondly each time someone new tries to cut my hair like she did. She will be missed in many ways by many people. Rest easy my friend.