In profound sorrow we the Management & Staff of Turnbull's Funeral Home & Crematory Services announce the passing of Eglantine Anna Williams, 79, of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands who passed away Friday, July 07, 2023.

She is preceded in death by her parents Josephine and Edney Prosper.  Her siblings Gibson Prosper, Marjorie Benjamin, Imbert Prosper, Eloncia Prosper, Magdaline Serrant, Flora Prosper, and Boyee Prosper.  She is survived by siblings Irma Lewis, Neville Prosper, Eulalie Ferrara, and Edinia Prosper.  Her husband is Michael Williams Sr.  Her son is Michael Williams, MD and daughter in law, Kay Williams.  Her step-children Francis Williams and Dawn Dukar.  Grandchildren Mikaejah Williams, Michael Williams III, Ryan Constable, Kayah Pemberton, Kirtley Pemberton, Nichole, Ciara and Josiah Williams.  Nieces Kyle, Toni, Nichole, Masslyn, Cecilia, Jeanine, Anthea, Verna, Theresa, Paula, Joann.  Nephews include Anthony, Philbert, Daryl, Douglas, Emanuel, Derron, Kelvin, Vaughn, Ray, Derrick, Vincent, Neville Jr., Wayne, Jerry, Imbert and others too numerous to mention. Family members include Joan Pascal, godson Kennedy Pascal, Alverna Gabriel A.K.A sister, and Harry Gabriel, Hilma Lois, Vilna Paul, Thora Riviere, Lorraine Mathew, Lila Joseph, and Cynthia Carbon

Family members include the Williams, Riviere, Adams, Romain and Prosper family.

Special friends include the Carol and Kelvin Dover, Loblack family, Gabriel family, Smith family, and Romain family, Jean Jacques family, Abigail Casey, Arthur and Sharmaine Stapleton, GiGi and Pamela Powel, sister White, Claudet Jolly, Ferney, Lydia, Gilbert Commissiong, MD, The Dilly D' Alley staff, The Maranatha and City Community service and choir members.

Eglantine Williams best known as Anna emigrated to St. Thomas in 1960s.  She worked as a cook at UVI until the late early 1980's and with Frenchie's catering.    She then worked at Dilly D' Alley for many years.  Anna served as a deaconess at the Maranatha Seventh Day Adventist Church until her death.  Anna leaves a legacy of service to include feeding the hungry and homeless and caring for those who were sick and disabled.