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=====Needham=====

[[Walter Needham II|Walter Needham]]\\
\-+[[Miriam Needham]]\\
\*|-[[John D Needham]]\\
\*\_\-+[[Florence Needham|Florence]]\\
\*\_\*|-[[Philip Needham]]\\
\*\_\*|\-+[[Keitha Holz Needham|Keitha Holz]]\\
\*\_\*|-[[John Needham]]\\
\*\_\*|\-+[[Marty Needham]]\\
\*\_\*|\*|-[[Jonathan Needham]]\\
\*\_\*|\*|\-+[[Heather Hedgren Needham|Heather Hedgren]]\\
\*\_\*|\*|-Chris Needham\\
\*\_\*|\*|-Stephanie Needham\\
\*\_\*|-[[Walter Needham]]\\
\*\_\*|\-+Frances Williams\\
\*\_\*|-Miriam Needham\\
\-+[[Mildred Mockabee Needham|Mildred Mockabee]]\\

====Frances Williams Needham====
**Frances Evelyn Williams Needham** was the wife of [[Walter Needham]].
===Obituary===
Frances Evelyn Williams Needham, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend, passed away on June 15. She was born on November 17, 1935 to her late parents, King David and Helen Williams. Frances grew up with her four siblings in Charlotte, North Carolinaand attended the Salvation Army Corp growing up; leading to lifelong friendships and meeting the love of her life, Walter Dunmore Needham, whom she was married to for 59 years. She worked as a Nurse in various capacities from 1958 retiring in 1996. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Science and Nursing from the Charlotte School of Nursing (now known as Carolina College of Health Sciences.)
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After marrying, Frances supported Walter through his senior year at the Georgia Institute of Technology working at Emory Hospital. After Walter's graduation, Frances continued serving as a Nurse in various capacities as they both embarked on the adventure of a lifetime as Walter pursued a career in Engineering in the U.S. Army. For 22 years in Virginia, Florida, North Carolina, Germany,New Mexico, Japan, and Georgia, Frances Needham served as the family's heart and home for Walter and their two boys, Eddie and David. Throughout the many moves Frances served as a women's leader in International Christian conferences, women's auxiliary boards, and leading officer spouse groups while raising their two sons. After Frances retired, she and Walter were dedicated members of Victory World Church, supporting many of the church's ministries. Hope Christian International Ministries supporting Mary's Village in Liberia was very dear to Frances and Walter's hearts.

====External====
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/258182252/walter_dunmore_needham|Walter Needham, Find a Grave]]
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/217836796/miriam_needham|Miriam Needham, Find a Grave]]
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/258181282/john_edward_dunmore_needham|John D Needham, Find a Grave]]
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/258041878/philip-dennis-needham|Philip Needham, Find a Grave]]
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/241058667/frances_evelyn_needham|Frances Williams Needham, Find a Grave]]