Ronald P. Williams

I was devastated when I heard the news of Ron's passing. The hardest part of growing older is loosing your role models. And Ron was very much one of mine from church. I was just thinking about Ron a couple weeks ago. I had the honor of sharing the stage with him many times in Living Pictures and also in Four Tickets to Christmas. I will always cherish and never forget the silliness that took place behind the scenes or the stories that were shared. The stories that my dad would share of Ron...

Ron was the kindest person, a pleasure to work with and a man of honor.
Bobbi our thoughts and prayers during this time of loss.

Ron “Tiny” Williams. What a person to have known. We fought many legal battles together, and flew many mile in Cessna’s from both seats. His voice was something special and he now projects that lovely baritone voice in the choir of angels. The loss will be shared by the many friends he leaves behind. Our loss will be but a small measure of that to Bobbi Sue, Brian, Amy, Marianne, and their families. May God bless you in this time.

I remember when Ron preached on the Sunday of my son, Brian's, High School Graduation. Such a powerful message, and you had no doubt that he loved the Lord. I am honored that I had the opportunity to know him.

As members of Wichita First Nazarene, we knew Ron for his many talents - singing, teaching, and acting in church programs. We enjoyed his deep laugh and smile each time he was around.
Our deepest sympathies to Bobbi and the rest of the family in their loss,
Bobby & Janella Shellenberger