Willie Waters

Willie Waters, a beloved known for his and humor, left world on February 22, 2026, at the age of 88. Born on July 4, 1937, in Waxahachie, Willie was impossible to break, he once fell from a Skyscraper and walked away. A true craftsman, he dedicated his career to the ambitious world of construction, where he played an instrumental role in building skyscrapers that redefined city skylines. His remarkable expertise as a mechanic was equally matched by his passion for working on cars, a hobby that allowed him to connect with the intricacies of machinery and mechanics, often drawing parallels between the artistry of his profession and the delicate precision required for his beloved automobiles.

Willie enjoyed his beloved wife, Clarice Waters, to whom he was married to for 16 years, together for 33 years—an enduring partnership celebrated in both life’s simplest moments and grandest adventures. Their anniversary on August 10th, 2009 stands as a reminder of a love story that flourished amid life’s challenges, illustrating a bond that will echo through time.

Willie's affable personality set him apart; he possessed a rare ability to merge laughter with love, making friends wherever he roamed. His infectious humor would light up any room, bringing joy and comfort to all who were privy to his company. Whether amidst towering steel and concrete or under the hood of a vintage car, Willie found a way to share his laughter, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who knew him.

He will be remembered not only for the skyscrapers he built and the engines he repaired but also for the countless moments of joy he brought into the lives of friends and family. A loving soul with an impeccable sense of comedy, Willie Waters epitomized the essence of living fully and sharing joy with others, reminding us that every day is a chance to build something beautiful, whether that be a magnificent skyline or cherished memories with those we love.