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Encyclopedia > Ann Williams
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Ann Williams, toward the end of her stint on Search for Tomorrow.

Ann Williams (May 18, 1932August 7, 1985) was an American soap opera actress. She was born in Washington, D.C.


Among her notable soap roles (such as stints on The Doctors and The Edge of Night), her most memorable is a decade-long stint as head character Joanne's sister, Eunice, on Search for Tomorrow (1966-1976). Her character was a vixen at first, but she reformed when she found the man who truly loved her. However, that happiness was relatively short-lived, as she was shot by her deceiving husband's mistress. The writers of Search informed Williams that she would be written out of the show, and was killed off in this manner.


When Ann Williams died, she was battling cancer.






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