Birth date: Jan 3, 1947 Death date: Aug 14, 2020
Rest in Heavenly Peace Uncle Reggie you are truly going to be missed. Thank you for being a Mentor to Malik!!! God Bless and comfort the Williams family.
Billie Jean Ligon
Dear Mr. Reggie,apparently God needed your voice for the Heavenly choir. May you rest in peace my friend,we do and we will miss you at Historic St. James. From the King family,Tony,Nishia and Nishae
The Historic St. James Missionary Baptist Church Chairman Of The Board Of Trustees Reginald Bernard Williams! A Chairman Indeed! Sleep In Heavenly Peace! Trustees Sharolyn Cheatham, Gwendolyn G. Walker And Henry (Rusty) Davis
Dear Friend, I am know that you are walking the Golden Streets of Heaven in style like you walked here on earth. You had impeccable style as was the gift of the Williams family. You stayed sharp! It was such a pleasure knowing you and having you as a childhood friend. It was equally joyful having you as a boss. You gave me the opportunity as Library Director to give back to the community that I loved, Ecorse, Michigan. I will miss you, dear friend. I will cherish great memories of you,old and new. Until I see you again, REST in Heaven!
My condolences to the family of Mr. Reginald Bernard Williams. So well do I remember playing cards in the backyard of Reggie's cousins, the Robinsons, on 17th Street Ecorse in the 1960s. Reggie was witty, kind, and good-looking. When he asked me to the River Rouge Junior Prom in 1964, I happily accepted, and we had as much fun as an awkward 17- and 16-year-old might have expected. Dressed nattily in his tux, he brought me the requisite corsage and off we went to dance, joke, and enjoy the catered sit-down dinner. As is often the case, we took divergent paths in life and had little contact thereafter, but I have always treasured the memory of my first real date with such a fine young man. Reggie, I am certain, leaves all who knew him with fond memories of his intelligence, sense of humor, kindness, and impeccable style. Rest In Peace, dear friend!
Dr. Paulette Childress
Our deepest sympathy to the family of Reggie Williams. He was always working hard, and was very faithful to his church. "Well done my friend" A crown of righteousness shall be awarded to you in Heaven. 2 Timothy 4:8
Deacon and Deaconess Bryant Harris
God bless your memory my big brother Reggie. Love you so much, I will surely miss you, your smile, word's of encouragement and hugs.
I will never forget you my brother. Always in my heart
To. Reggie family, extended family and St James everywhere Family. Blessings to all
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