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6 Entries
Molly Thayer
December 9, 2010
You are missed and will be remembered for generations to come. You live on in your children and our memories! Much Love!!!-Molly
December 5, 2010
We all are sadden by Vernon's homecoming.He was a great police buddy.We worked together on the 3-wheel bikes in the late 1958-59. He always had that great smile. Roosevelt Lowe
Dr. Ileen Kelly
December 1, 2010
May the gift of such a life inspire us in new ways during this time. The Spirit of Vernon lives in his children, grandchildren, friends and family. We are all better people for knowing you and the lives touched by your children who are lit candles in your honor. Lisa my friend continue to shine. The light in your heart reflects in your eyes and smile. Continue being a giving and caring person.
Nikki Pope
November 30, 2010
Mr. Williams was an amazing man, a devoted father and an all around great person. His beautiful smile and gentle ways will be missed.
Mercedes & Curley Russell
November 30, 2010
We will sorely miss our beloved Co-Worker and Retiree, Mr. Vernon Bernard Williams, III. He was always a pleasure to be with and socialize. May God keep him in everlasting bliss.
November 28, 2010
Hello,
My condolences go out to the family and friends of Vernon Bernard Williams III. We never had the chance to meet but I was constantly reminded of how great and well accomplished person he was by Mr. Vernon B. Williams Jr. his father. I'm a 68 year old retired Cable Installation & Maintenance Mgr. for AT&T. It was Mr. Vernon B. Williams Jr. ( Asst. Vice Pres, Illinois Bell, Ameritech# who placed his arms around me so that I could stay employed. He saw to it that I became a member of the Southside JAYCEES, Pioneer Club and the Chatham Lions Club. He also set the stage so that I was chosen to manage all telephone related issues for Minister Elijah Muhammed newly constructed homes in the 7o's. I wish all the family the best and know that Mr. Vernon's son transistion is truly a great loss, he will be sorley missed.
Manus A. Edwards
(773) 978-9334
[email protected]
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