Our amazing Sara Rose, 36, went to be with her heavenly father on March 12, 2019. We all know that she was met with open arms by her mother Tammy, brother Bob, Aunt Sherri, grandparents, cousins, and we can’t forget Remmington Steel Williams Miskimins.

Sara brought radiance to the world when she was born to Sam and Tammy Williams on July 19th, 1982. She grew up in Casper and graduated from Kelly Walsh High School in 2000. She went on to attend college and pursued a career in the medical field for most of her adult life. As anyone knows her passion was always helping others.

Sara’s ability to make people smile and light up the room was evident from the very beginning. She loved to joke, push the line, then joke some more. Her sense of humor, which was very similar to her dad’s, and infectious laugh, could instantly warm a heart and bring joy to any situation. Her selflessness and compassion for others would be two of her defining traits. These awesome sets of character were some of the things that made her so magnetic, and made so many people like family. As her friend Jessica said recently: to know Sara is to love her.

Ultimately Sara became part of a 7 sister pack with bonds that will never be broken. Tressa, Pearl, Kristian, Ricki, Karey, Dezerae and were such a big part of her life, and she held their shared experiences in a most special place in her heart. They were absolutely some of the biggest influences in her life, and provided insight when she had to make tough decisions. These ladies gave her strength.

In her early 20’s, long after becoming the self-proclaimed limbo princess at the Wagon Wheel, she became a mother which is something she always dreamed of. Her baby boy, Trystin Riley, and Elizabeth Grace, her “saving grace”, immediately brought fulfilment to her life. Their very existence is what kept her going during any tough time she came up against in life. Every day she thought about and prayed for them to have the best life possible. She would always say that they are her greatest accomplishment, and loved them to the moon and back. 143! Riley and Grace!

For the last five years, her Matty was blessed enough to have Sara call him her own. So many laughs and memories were shared that even in such a short time, they will last a lifetime until they are together again. She came to him and his family at the perfect time and was just what they all needed. She was a loved step-mother to Tristan, Kylee, Jonathan and Trinity. In the last couple of years she passionately embraced the title of Glam-ma to Bentley and BraiLynn Miskimins.

There are so many of us that have to wait to see her beaming face again. Her parents: Sam and Donna Williams; sisters and their spouses: Tressa and Dan Petersen, Pearl and Jim Tuschcling, Kristian and Reese Seiver, Ricci and Derek Smith, Carey McDonald, and Dezerea and Joey Lucchi; her beloved children: Trystin Butts, Gracie Butcher, Tristan, Kylee, Jonathan and Trinity Miskimins; her grandkids: Bentley and BraiLynn Miskimins; her love, Matt “my Matty” Miskimins; her bestie for so long Cassy Hague; 14 nieces and nephews and countless extended family members.

Everyone is welcome join us for celebration of Sara’s life at 1 pm at in the chapel at Highland Park Community Church in Casper on Wednesday March 20th, 2019. A reception will follow at the church to visit and remember all of the great times we have all had with Sara Rose. She lived more in 36 years than most do in a lifetime. It’s time for her to make heaven laugh for a while.

In leiu of flowers please make donations in Sara's name to the Celebrate Recovery Program at Highland Park Community Church.

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