David WILLIAMS

One of the best people in the world. Definitely a blast of sunshine and kindness

David was like a member of our family. We worked together for many years at McDonalds and then continued to have lunch, mostly at his favorite spot Skyline. There were many laughs, birthday celebrations, and good times throughout the years. David held a special place in my heart, and was a wonderful friend to me and everyone he met. A little piece of heaven on earth.

I have not known David long, but that didn´t stop David from making a spot in my heart. We met recently when I started working at the Laundry mat he came to every Saturday. His little quirks reminded me of my own brother who is also special. David always came in to tell me about how his mom was doing and something he did that week. After our first meeting and me asking more about him he said "I think you´re a nice person and it´s nice talking with you. Some people came be stuck up." I thought...

Dave & I went to school together, and he lived down the street from us when we were on Bonita Dr. Dave was always friendly, always shook your hand and never forgot your name. We'll see you again friend.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Memory eternal to a wonderful man filled with so much love for all. I remember meeting Dave in the halls Freshman year. He was always there for a kind hello and remembered everyone´s name and asked how we were Al by name. We moved over 8 years ago from Middletown and i looked forward to seeing him at Kroger when I was in town. Dave was a loving saint among us and touched many souls amd hearts. Xo

Our condolences to our Williams Family on the passing of our cousin, David. From your cousins in Cincinnati. Reynolds/Williams Family

Dave was an umpire of mine growing up. I met him again in my early 20´s and he became a friend. He never forgot a person he met and never let down on his legacy. He will be missed dearly.

To Aunt Shirley and Kim. I am sonsorry for your loss. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.