Hulon L. Willis, Jr.

He was a nice and friendly person. He had a nice personality. I thought of him as intelligent, also.

I took karate with my older brothers when I was 10 or 11 at the St James Parrish Hall in Hopewell. Hulon came and taught there frequently as I remember. I am now 66 and still remember Hulon fondly as a teacher. I wish him peace

Kim and family, Our sincere and heartfelt condolences. We are keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.

Mica & Kim, I'm soooo sorry for your loss. Mr. Willis and I worked together as compliance monitors at the DC Department of Corrections for a number of years. He always displayed a calm demeanor and was one of the best supervisors I've had the opportunity to know! I valued his words of wisdom and our talks about parenthood. He shared many stories which actually showed how much of an involved & awesome father he was to Mica!

Hulon left an amazing and wonderful legacy for so many people. I feel honored to have been his classmate, and to have known him for so many years. He had a quiet, authoratative presence that garnered respect. My prayers are with the family. He will not be forgotten.

Hulon , my cousin, will be remembered as a fun loving and very friendly person. He and my son Joey would have fun together whenever the families would meet. Praying for the family at this time and looking forward to seeing you in the near future.

Hulon, our Life’s journey took us to many places together and we shared a whole host of lifelong memories. You are loved and will be immensely missed but never forgotten. I send my heartfelt condolences and prayers to the Willis family and pray that Gods Grace, Love, and Mercy will continue to cover you, in Jesus name.

To Kim and the Family of Hulon,
Please know that each of you have been in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember seeing Hulon and his family at William and Mary Homecoming. His memory and legacy will live on forever.