Hubert Williams

Hubert Williams was a giant and a superb intellectual. I was blessed to cross his path in life.
I was blessed to have him as my professor at John Jay College. He was humble and a great humanitarian. He allowed my young radical mind to think beyond my wildest imagination.
The knowledge you gave me professor is still embedded in my mind. Rest in peace my professor. One love and God be with you.

My condolences to Alexis, Susan, and the family. I remember living next door to them at 27 Goodwin Ave., in Newark. They were very kind to us and my parents who had purchased their first home in Newark after coming to Newark from Georgia. May he rest in the comfort of the ancestors for eternity. Ase'

Hubert Williams has been a lifetime friend to me and my family for more than 50 years. Because he has played such an important role in my life, he will always be with me in mind and spirit. Condolence to his family.
Raymond W. Johnston Sr.

I worked with Hubert for about 20 years and I have known him for almost 30. Rarely have I met a man of such great integrity and genuine concern for others. He loved his family, trusted in god, and was a role model to so many, providing guidance and compassion to so many. May the family find solace in the many memories. So many have shared their deep admiration, respect, and fondness for Hubert in their communications with me, folks from all over the world. Love to all of the family, Annette,...

I send my love and deepest condolences to the Williams family. Hubert gave so much to all he knew and his presence and work benefits so many. He was a drum major for justice. Rest well Soldier and blessings on your journey Home.

Our sincerest Condolences to the family of Hubert Williams, He will remain forever in our prayers. My best memory is August of 1986, awakening following surgery at the National Institutes of Health and seeing him and my family at my bedside. Algernon A. Phillips MD and Elois Rogers-Phillips MD