Publisher's Synopsis
Lois Stovall Williams writes a tender, Christ-centered memoir of her husband, Anderson James Williams, a physician dedicated to serving the African-American community. In spite of segregation in the South, Anderson rose to preeminence in his field of pathology. After serving in the Army, he graduated from Meharry Medical College. He was Chief of Pathology at Norfolk Community Hospital. In later life, he headed the AJ Williams Medical Corporation, serving fellow veterans with disabilities, helping them obtain compensation for their service-connected exposures and injuries. Lois, in her memorial, says, "Before I knew Anderson, I was independent, ambitious, and assertive. When I met Anderson, I saw interior capacities I had never seen before. Anderson was soft spoken and kind. He was a good listener and anticipated the needs of others with sincerity and charity. Anderson's love guided me to greater heights in life."
