Glenn Williams

Glenn Edward Williams, a man of extraordinary strength, character, and devotion, was born on the 6th of February, 1962, in South Bend, Indiana. Glenn, as he was fondly known, was a charismatic individual whose infectious smile and hearty laughter brightened every room he entered. A proud graduate of Washington High School in South Bend, IN, he carried his passion for learning and an indomitable spirit into his service in the Marines for over seven years-a testament to his unshakeable courage and dedication to his country. Upon his return to civilian life, Glenn channeled his tenacity and resourcefulness into his entrepreneurial endeavors, becoming the owner of Premier Mobile Detailing.

His work was not just a business; it was an extension of his personality-meticulous, thorough, and always exceeding expectations. His commitment to his craft earned him the respect and admiration of his clients and peers. Glenn, however, was not just defined by his occupational success. He was a loving father and grandfather, cherished by his two grandchildren and a great grandchild, whose lives he enriched with his wisdom, humor, and unconditional love. His ability to bring joy, foster strength, and inspire resilience will echo through the generations.

Glenn leaves behind a legacy of love and enduring strength in his children: Glenn Williams, Chris Williams, Glenn "Easta" Williams, Kyra Hall, and Jeremy Williams, and in his twenty grandchildren. He was also the loving father of Amarys Williams, who preceded him in death. Glenn will be profoundly missed by his siblings Kimberly K. Kilgore; Millard "Jun" Williams Jr.; Deborah Jeanne Williams; Tina L. (Darrin) Taylor; and Regina (Robert) Nance. Glenn was preceded in death by his parents, Millard Gean Williams Sr. and Earlene Roxanne Kilgore, as well as his siblings Carolyn Patterson and Andrew Williams.

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