For over thirty-five years, Carl Michael Williams has served families throughout Metropolitan Atlanta, as a funeral director and embalmer at Ivey Brothers Funeral Home, Inc Carl served with dignity and expressed concern for the families he came in contact with. Upon the death of the owner Clara Ivey Wilson in 1992, Carl served as President of Ivey Brothers until he purchased the business from her estate in August of 1994. The funeral home new name became Ivey-Williams Funeral Home for one year. The Ivey name could only be used for one year of transition. In 1995 the business was renamed Carl M. Williams Funeral Directors, Inc The trust and confidence that was placed in Carl during the three years of transition had inspired him to move forward with the determination to provide the community with the highest professional standard of service. Carl M. Williams Funeral Directors, Inc is a family owned business pledging to continue the tradition of caring and reliable service delivered to customers in the most dignified manner. Thank you for your support....as the tradition continues for fifteen years. Like you, we appreciate having good neighbors. As established members of the Atlanta business community, we understand the security of dealing with people you know and trust. Over the last thirty four years, you have known Carl M. Williams as a Funeral Director and Embalmer with high standards, integrity, dignity and traditional values. His experience with Ivey Brothers Funeral Home has afforded him the opportunity to grow professionally. Along with his wife Carol, Family, and Staff, Carl M. Williams Funeral Directors, Inc will continue to offer a place of comfort, understanding and support for families to make arrangements without feeling rushed or pressured. It is important for us to offer you and your family all the services that you need at a time you know will come. We offer you our Peace of Mind In Planning Ahead program. Many people are making the decision to pre-arrange and pre-fund their funerals before the need arises. Planning your funeral provides peace of mind, relieves your love ones of unnecessary concerns, and it reflects your expressed wishes. There are several options available for you to discuss. 1926 Ivey Brothers moved to Larkin Street in a woodframed house Henry Ivey became President 1994 Carl M. Williams purchased the funeral home from Clara Ivey Wilson Estate. The funeral home was renamed Ivey-Williams Funeral Home

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