Charles Williams

I knew Mr. Williams when I worked for Williams Sonoma years ago at the distribution center in Memphis. He was a wonderful man - fond memories of Chuck showing us how to gift wrap a package using a minimum amount of tape! I was fortunate to have met him and celebrate his 75th birthday on the riverboat. May he rest in peace.

While I never had the pleasure of meeting Chuck Williams personally, I always heard wonderful things about him. I worked at Williams-Sonoma for about 8 years and deepened my love for the culinary arts while I was there and also did a lot do shopping while I was there! My pieces are of such good quality that haven't had to buy many more in the years to come, but I continue to pick up a few pieces and treats from Williams- Sonoma. A wise man once said "a good name is to be chosen rather than...

My condolences to the Williams family. What a blessing to have had Chuck around for so many years. He truly was one who could be considered "especially strong". (Psalms 90:10) May you look forward to the time when all our loved ones will be recovered from the power of the grave. (Hosea 13:14)

My deepest condolences. May God provide you with the strength and comfort you need as you cope with your loss. (Psalms 9:9 NWT)

~Angela Flores
Las Vegas, NV

I remember when our PBT group sung happy birthday to him when he turned 90yrs old...he smiled and thanked each of us.
It was my first time meeting him and I was in awe to meet the founder of our company

DR
San Francisco

I managed a Pottery Barn in WDC for 10 years and had the pleasure of meeting Chuck a few dozen times. The work culture that he inspired cannot be duplicated. A wonderful visionary and life, may he rest in peace.

How lucky were those of us who got to know Chuck. Losing someone is always sad - but I will always have a smile on my face when I think of Chuck. He was a lovely, gentle man with a generous spirit. He made a big difference in my life.

sorry for your loss