Patrick Hamilton Williams

Great is Thy Faithfulness: God, in his infinite wisdom and tender mercy, has reclaimed the precious soul of a much loved son, Patrick H. Williams, an only child. He was 50 years old.
He is survived by his parents, Larry Williams and Doris Williams; his former wife, Cindy; his beloved step-daughter, Destiny; his uncles Chuck Williams, Sr. (Elaine); and Michael Smith; aunt Wanda Blevins-Stephens; Great aunt Ruthi T. Knox; Cousins Chuck Williams, Jr.; Dr. Michael Smith; Nikki Smith; Erica Eskridge; Mitzi Langley; Seyanna Stephens; and their families. Also step-uncle Andrew Blevins; step-aunts Lynell Stovall and Patricia B. Hall and their families; as well as a number of loyal friends and classmates.
He was preceded in death by his aunt, Helga Eggert; grandparents Otto and Franziska Eggert, grandfather Fernell Williams; and grandparents Wiley and Helen (Mama Louise) Blevins.
As a "military brat," he attended numerous different schools. After graduating from West Springfield High School in 1993, he attended Ferrum College in Virginia. Due to his extensive knowledge and love of cars, he decided to work in the automotive field as a Service Advisor. He retired in 2020 following a massive stroke.
He was born in Eschenbach, Germany, a small city in in the German state of Bavaria. The life of a military child had a profound and positive impact on him. Making friends and learning German came easy for him and the family loved travelling to other countries every chance they got. But his all-time favorite place of travel was Arkadelphia, Arkansas. He cherished family connections and has fond memories and funny stories of fishing and playing while visiting all his cousins and his beloved Mama Louise on a regular basis.
Life in Germany taught him an appreciation and love for soccer and snow skiing. To this day Bayern Muenchen is his all-time favorite soccer team. In Arkansas he developed a love for "Old School Music and his cousins have many stories to tell about that. He dearly loved his Rottweilers Atticus and Baer and on the days his Mother cooked German Schnitzel for him were his favorite.
He took on the role of stepfather, teacher, mentor and provider to Destiny, his step-daughter, with enthusiasm and he loved being her dad and was proud of her accomplishments. His comedic talents were legendary and his ability to make everybody laugh and feel good will never be forgotten.
He believed that the God he served is a God of Order and Purpose and allowed him to continue to live to serve others after his stroke. He was a member of Nativity Church in Burke, Virginia.
Homegoing Service
Monday, August 4, 2025
Viewing 10:00 a.m.
Service 11.00 a.m.
Antioch Baptist Church
6521 Little Ox Road
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
With love and appreciation,
The Family of
Patrick Hamilton Williams
The family asks in lieu of flowers to make contributions to
Antioch Baptist Church
6531 Little Ox Road
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
(703) 425-0710