Charles Broughton Williams

I was saddened to learn of Mr. Williams passing. I attended Broughton Williams School for Boys in 1954-55. I was 4-5 years old but still remember him as a strong father figure to all of us little guys.
May he rest in peace.
CMK

A great Gator and even greater man. R.I.P. good and faithful servant. Thank you for your service to our country.

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy on the passing of Broughton. We remember fondly growing up and seeing Broughton's smiling face and rumbling laugh as he walked our neighborhood, we are with you during this time of grief. Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, May looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow.

May the comfort of God help you all during this difficult time, Gus, Dottie, John, Steve, Susan and Ron

What a great man he was to all of us.

Mr. Williams, as we called him, was a big part of my childhood. He drove Jill and me to school each day and always gave us a reason to smile. Later as an adult, I always enjoyed talking to "Brute" when I would call to speak to Jill. He will be greatly missed.

My brother and I would like to extend to your family our smypathy for the loss of Broughton. Our mother Aliene Bessie Conner just celebrated her 90th birthday and loved your family but she now suffers from Alzheimer's and is unable to send her condolences.

Patricia Thompson May and Charles Thompson Jr.

A big man with a wonderful family; we always looked up to the Brute and will miss him dearly. the Catheys (Joe/Dan/Jeff/Ben/Lisa/Lynn)

Our deepest sympathy to the Williams Family at this time of loss.

I briefly knew Broughton from buisness over twenty years ago, and still vividly recall his visits. I can honestly say I always enjoyed his visits along with Chip, to Odessa. He always had a zest for life and a good story to tell, and always a smile. He was a good man, and will be missed by many.

On behalf of the staff of Marsicano Funeral Home, please accept my sincerest condolences on your family's loss.