Ms. Patrice Lynette Williams affectionately known as “Lynn” was one of four children born to Mr. Nathaniel Williams Sr. and Ms. Gertie Lee Jackson-Williams. She was born on November 6, 1955 in San Antonio, Texas.
Patrice attended Highlands High school where she graduated with honors in 1972. She majored in Pharmacology at Texas Southern university and transferred to the University of Texas in Austin where she graduated “Rho Chi” in 1977. She scored the highest score on the state registry.
Patrice accepted Christ at an early age. As a child she attended Antioch Baptist church. She was an active member of Concord church in Dallas Texas and upon returning to San Antonio she attended True Vision Baptist church. She was an ardent supporter of her nephew, Pastor Aaron Carter when he pastored at Gruene United Methodist church and attended often.
Patrice was a lover of people and she ministered through her work as a pharmacist by sharing her faith and witnessing to her co-workers and customers. Patrice was very loyal and friendly. She has friendships that have lasted for decades.
Patrice was an avid sports fan, who loved the “Steelers and Spurs”. She loved fishing. She was a reader and belonged to a local book club, she was a traveler, but most of all she was a card player. She loved playing, Spades, Bid Wiz and Pinochle with her mother and local groups. She had an extremely competitive spirit and hated to lose.
Patrice was a surrogate mother to her nieces and nephews, and family friends. She took them in and invested financially in their dreams. She enjoyed spending time with them. They were the love of her life.
Patrice retired from BAMC as a Pharmacist and she became the primary caregiver for her parents, while fighting the longest battle of her life. After 23 years fighting breast cancer, God said “Well done my good and faithful servant”.
Patrice leaves to cherish her memory: Parents, Nathaniel Williams Sr. and Gertie Williams, siblings; brother Nathaniel “Sparky” Williams Jr., Houston, Texas; sister Melanie Williams, Plano, Texas and sister Toni (Stanley) McKinney, Moore Oklahoma; other relatives, seven nieces and nephews, seven great nieces and nephews, and cousins.





Thank you for so graciously giving me the loan of a pair of dress shoes to wear to a high school ball. It was a blessing to me. The good you did has not been forgotten as I remember our friendship…
Patrice L. Williams RPh was a Pharmacist who worked at Brooke Army Medical Center and retired 3 years ago. Patrice was a hard, hard worker and supported me tremendously when I was Director, Department of Pharmacy. Patrice fought 23 years with breat cancer battle, rarely missed work, and shared her brilliant knowledge of Christ, and pharmaceutical care to patients and staff. She was an Army Civilian, GS12, loved and respected by all who knew her. Patrice, Thank-YOU for the legacy in pharmacy you left behind. You will be missed by your colleagues and friends. Patrice, JOB WELL DONE! Rest in peace, my friend. COL (ret) “T”Â
My condolences to the Williams family..
Patrice was not only a dedicated Pharmacist at BAMC but also a team player and a true friend. She will truly be missed by all…May you rest in Peace and Walk freely in the Heavens with Our Lord
I will never forget the times we spent together during our childhood in the neighborhood. You were a great friend during those good old days. I will always remember your beautiful smile. Rest In Peace old friend. Job well done go and faithful servant.
When I first met you at the family reunion in Texas, we instantly clicked. My cousin became a great friend and fierce bid whisk partner. So competitive just like me and a winner. We attended church and even went shopping together. I am going to miss you. I know that I will see you again in the hereafter. No more pain and suffering.  You are free. Love Robbie💓💗
I worked with Patrice at BAMC main pharmacy and was impressed with her caring and professional attitudes at all time. She helped me in the pharmacy to fit in . We also shared our Highlands High alumni memories. Often I would see her picking up her mothers prescriptions at Community after I was transferred there. Our world will miss this exemplary person
Jim Lovering Rph
CAPT MSC USN RET
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