1937 – 2023
Woodstock – Cecile “Jean” (Lamontagne) Williamson, 85, of Hagar Rd., died peacefully 12 hours after her husband, John “Jack” Williamson on Thursday afternoon, February 9, 2023, at home. Born in Woodstock, she was the daughter of the late Armand and Rita Lamontagne.
Mrs. Williamson was a homemaker. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, coloring, and doing puzzles. Cecile was an avid gardener surrounding her home with beautiful flowers in all seasons.
Jean is survived by her children, Scott R. Syriac and his wife Christine of Bethlehem, Arthur N. Syriac of Woodstock, Lori Dvork of SC, and Sarah J. Pudvah of Thompson; Her brothers, Armand “Skippy” Lamontagne, Jr. and Robert “Bobby” Lamontagne both of Woodstock, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild. She was predeceased by a son, Thomas Syriac and her siblings, Richard, Michael, Aline, and Irene.
Funeral services are private and have been entrusted to the Gilman Funeral Home & Crematory, 104 Church St., Putnam, CT 06260. For memorial guestbook visit www.GilmanAndValade.com.
PAUL A WILLIAMSON
REST IN PEACE MY SISTER IN LAW AND FRIEND.I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU.
Stephanie jarmolowicz
To Jean’s family:
Jean and Jack were wonderful and helpful neighbors! Jean loved to crochet and bake. Jean had a laugh and smile that would brighten anyone’s day. I will keep my memories of you and Jack close! Rest in peace!
Stephanie Jarmolowicz
Shirley Maynard
I knew Jeanne years ago when her brother Ernest was married to my late sister Eleanor ( Ellie) back in 1956. They divorced later on. She was always a kind loving person who I always remembered. My condolences to the family.
Lillian Hopkins
Jean Williamson came to me to offer to babysit my daughter soon after her birth (to my delight). From 3 months old, Jean became Amy’s second “mom” helping us raise her by treating her as one of her own. As a new mother, she often provided guidance to me. Because of Jean, Amy had two supporting and loving families including brothers and sisters. She sustained a life long relationship with Amy until the day of her death. I will be forever grateful! Rest in Peace among the angels.
Joyce LaPrade
I remember Jean teaching me how to knit many years ago. Sorry for your loss of such a kind person.