Roger Warren Williamson

Roger Warren Williamson was born on August 9, 1946 in Montebello, CA to Winifred Warren Williamson and Erma June Mulliner, second of 4 children. He passed away in his home in North Las Vegas after a short illness on December 7, 2025. He was 79 years old. He is survived by his wife, Lillian Sturm, and his children and spouses: Kristi and David Kelly, Lisa and William Mead and David and Jennifer Williamson. He was blessed with 8 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren and their families: Eric and Emily Kelly, Kade and Shaolin; Kaitlyn and Ethan Stone, Emerson, Lydia, Nolan and Brielle: Amber Renee Kelly: James and Aubrey Mead; David and Jennifer Williamson, Jonathan, Weston, Aaron and Ivy. He is also survived by his siblings Pamela Kelsey of Hurricane, UT, Timothy and Jeanne Williamson of Cedar City, UT and Ralph Williamson of Oak Harbour, WA. Roger and Lillian were married in Las Vegas, NV and sealed one year later in the Los Angeles Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. They began their life in Bell Gardens, CA later moving to Tucson, AZ where Roger was stationed at Davis Monthan AFB. Roger served 4 years in the Air Force during the Vietnam War and 2 years in the Air National Guard Reserve. He was in charge of operating and maintaining the command and guidance tracking radar system. In other words, he took care of the drones that did surveillance over enemy territory. After leaving the service, Roger and Lillian opened a TV repair shop which closed after 3 years, followed by working at McCook Boiler and Pump Co as the service manager. An employment offer brought them to Las Vegas where he and his family spent the next 44 years. During those years Roger worked at Vital Corporation and Discount Golf and Tennis as the computer specialist and for a short time at Wright Engineers in the computer department. Eventually, Roger began his own computer business working from home. Roger had many interests and talents. He was very handy and could fix anything, He built and flew remote control model airplanes, grew his own vegetables in a hydroponic garden, made pots on the potter’s wheel made by his father and spent much of his time supporting his wife’s activities. He was never afraid of trying something new, Roger lived a full and blessed life surrounded by a loving family and many who loved and respected him. He was a faithful and dedicated member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, having served 2 years in the Florida mission, and spent his life in the service of the Lord. His kind and generous nature will be missed. Funeral service will be held on Monday, December 22 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint 5975 North Clayton, North Las Vegas, NV with a viewing at 10am and service at 11am. Burial will be at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City NV on December 26.

Roger Warren Williamson

August 9, 1946 - December 7, 2025