Katee Williamson Cremation Funds

It saddens me to make this go fund me. Let me start with who I am, I am the respite care provider for Katee for the past two years. Her mother, Jan Williamson has had Katee since she was 4 years old. I am just handling the technology portion of this per request of Jan and all proceeds will go directly to Jan Williamson to cover the cost of cremation and arrangements of that. Jan took care of Katee and along with two other adults on the spectrum as well. Now, I would like to tell you about this little girl and her family.

Katee, had something called Rett Syndrome it is a rare genetic neurological and developmental disorder. Meaning she needed help with daily tasks, and she was completely nonverbal. While she couldn't talk she had the biggest and loudest personality. She loved to watch Dora and Bluey. If an episode came on she did not like, she would clap and make every noise she could till you found an episode she approved of. She was very spunky for such a little thing, she has every bit of attitude without saying a single word. Katee often rolled her eyes at me anytime I would talk to her then follow it up with a big smile. Anyone who knew Katee knew even if she could not talk she would let you know what she was feeling or thinking. Katee was sassy and what we called the "princess" of the house. She was the center of Jan's world and mine. Her fellow sisters can agree that Katee was spunky. Katee ruled the living room and often made a face if they sat on her couch or even in the room with her. She liked to have the whole room just to herself. When I was there to get her out of the bed in the morning Katee always had the biggest grin on her face. She had the prettiest bright blue eyes and her blonde hair always just fell perfectly. Unfortunately, on February 24th of 2023 Katee made her way into the Lord's arms. We know she is able to walk, talk and even run now. If innocence was a person it would be Katee. Katee did no wrong, she asked for nothing but love and affection. While she could not hug you, she loved it when you would just sit and talk to her. She often would reach her little hand over to hold yours. She also loved doughnut holes, really anything sweet. Her most beloved was chicken nuggets and french fries from McDonalds. She loved sprite as her drink more than anything. At lunch I would often feed her and my cup filled with soda or tea would be near she would reach over the minute I turned my back and would get a big gulp in. She was such a funny little girl.

Jan is in need of funds to help support the cost of the cremation which came out to be $2,600. We ask for anything you are able to give. If you are not able to give please say a prayer for the family as they navigate this loss.