Hayden D. Williams II

Dear Hayden: It is tragdic that I hear of this news so late and that this is the last means available to me to contact you again after so many years apart. I leave you this message I shall never forget our childhood, adolescence, highschool, your journey with the golden knights and those many other travels we could share together. Our journey through life has brought us together for long and sometimes brief periods of time. I shall always remember, I will never forget. My thoughts and prayers...

My deepest sympathy to Hayden's family. I was a high school classmate and spent many, many hours talking to Hayden. He was a dear friend who made those days happier and brighter. Thanks Hayden.

We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to all of the Williams Family for their loss. We had the pleasure of meeting Hayden for the first time at our son's wedding to Hayden's sister Laura and have had the pleasure of his company several times since then. He was always a delight to be around. May the good memories you all shared give you comfort during this difficult time. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

In our fast-paced lifestyles we take for granted that those we care about will always be there. We think that tomorrow will be the day I'll have time to call, tomorrow will be the day we can get a card to send or write a letter. Always tomorrow. For anyone who reads this please reach out to those people today. Don't wait until tomorrow. I always believed my brother would be here, that we would talk again or see each other soon, but that tomorrow will never happen for us. I can only hope that...

I was Hayden's sale's assistant at Telerep in Los Angeles in the early 90's, but more importantly, I was his friend. It was a pleasure, both personally and professionally, to have known Hayden. We were quite close during my four years in Los Angeles and I am deeply saddened to hear of his passing. Hayden, I will miss you my old friend. Jane, my thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. Please know I am thinking of you.
My Deepest Sympathy
David Speer

We did not see much of each other in his later years, but we had some real fun when he was younger. I have relived some good memories in the last few days. I loved him like a brother only could.

My younger brother, Hayden was a shining star in our family whose light will never end. He had trouble negotiating all the sharp turns in the fast lane.I hold him in my heart now, no need to speak.

I would just like to send my sincere sympathy to all of Hayden's family and friends. I have been a close friend of Hayden's youngest sister, Laura for the past 35 years. I was very sad to hear this news, but i will forever keep this family in my heart and prayers....