We remember and celebrate a remarkable woman—Edmundine “Eddy” Williams Williamson. Eddy was more than a nurse; she was a healer, a mentor, and the heart of her family.

Her nursing journey began in 1974, when she graduated as a Licensed Vocational Nurse in Orange County. Driven by a passion for learning and service, she earned her Registered Nurse credential from Gold Coast College just one year later. Eddy’s career was marked by leadership and compassion. She served as a charge nurse in the Psychiatric Department at Hoag Hospital, and later at Saint JosephHospital in Santa Ana. Her calm strength and deep empathy left a lasting impression on both patients and colleagues.

Never one to stop growing, Eddy explored the field of biofeedback—opening her own practice to help others discover healing through self-awareness and inner balance.

After retiring from nursing, Eddy embraced her most cherished role: grandmother and great-grandmother. She poured her love into her eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, surrounding them with warmth, wisdom, and unwavering support.

Eddy’s legacy lives on in the lives she touched, the family she nurtured, and the countless hearts she healed. She was deeply loved—and she will be deeply missed.