Bradley Williams

Brad was my customer and friend for many years. He was a great guy. He was dedicated to his job and a huge contributor to Komar's success. We shared many lunches together where the main topic of conversation always turned to his children's successes in life. They are outstanding kids both academically and athletically. He could not have been prouder of them.
The world is a poorer place because of the loss of this good man at such a young age.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Allison & Carter, I am so saddened to hear of your Dad’s passing. Dad was always a great supporter and there for every game. Off the field, I’ll always remember our numerous conversations over a pint or two at the Sub house. Your father was always very kind to me and that I will never forget. A good man is gone but will not be forgotten. May the Lord receive him and comfort all the of you in this time of grief.

I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember his warm smile and
Outgoing personality. May your memories be of comfort. Sending thoughts n prayers

Dear Carter and Allison, I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. He was a kind and happy guy I enjoyed our many conversations over the years you both were in Latchkey at Scioto Darby. He thought the world of you two.

Hugs, Miss Debbie
Former Scioto Darby Lathckey ( retired)

Brad, it’s so hard to believe you are gone. Jeff and I will be forever grateful for your friendship. We’ll hear you cheering from heaven “Go Bucks”!!

With deepest respect,
Jeff and Melinda