Ronald E. Williams

Ronald Williams, born 01/21/69 in Stamford, Ct. He departed this life on July 10, 2024. He leaves to mourn his parents, Mr. Eddie R. Williams, jr. and Mrs. Linda G. Williams, of Greensboro, N C. one daughter, Ms. Latrice S. McIntyre of Norwalk, Ct. two brothers Mr. Mark A. Williams, Mr. Darryl E. Williams both of Greensboro, N.C. and two sister Mrs. Nanette Y. Johnson (Darryl) of Bridgeport, Ct. Ms. Teisha Phillips of Greensboro, N.C. one nephew Mr. Khanai Dyrell Williams of Greensboro, N.C. One uncle, Mr. Harold D. Smith of Durham, N.C. 5 aunts of Ct. and 2 aunts of N.C. and a host of cousins and a close friend (brother) Brian Reed of Bridgeport, Ct. Ronald attended the Stamford Public School System and was baptized at the Good Samaritan Church at an early age. He was known by many as the (Human B Boxer, Bubble Base, and Big Bub and a big soft Teddy Bear. He was no stranger to anyone and would help anyone no matter of age, race or color, he loved his family and was loved by many people. Ronald moved from Bridgeport, Ct. and traveled to Miami Florida, California, Las Vegas and back and forth to Boston, Mass. And back to Bridgeport, Ct. He loved Gospel groups of the Mighty Clouds of Joy, Fred Hammond. Ronald had another family, he loved very much. Mrs. Alexandria and family and a special friend, Ms. Donna McCollum. Ronald Williams, born 01/21/69 in Stamford, Ct. He departed this life on July 10, 2024. He leaves to mourn his parents, Mr. Eddie R. Williams, jr. and Mrs. Linda G. Williams, of Greensboro, N C. one daughter, Ms. Latrice S. McIntyre of Norwalk, Ct. two brothers Mr. Mark A. Williams, Mr. Darryl E. Williams both of Greensboro, N.C. and two sister Mrs. Nanette Y. Johnson (Darryl) of Bridgeport, Ct. Ms. Teisha Phillips of Greensboro, N.C. one nephew Mr. Khanai Dyrell Williams of Greensboro, N.C. One uncle, Mr. Harold D. Smith of Durham, N.C. 5 aunts of Ct. and 2 aunts of N.C. and a host of cousins and a close friend (brother) Brian Reed of Bridgeport, Ct. Ronald attended the Stamford Public School System and was baptized at the Good Samaritan Church at an early age. He was known by many as the (Human B Boxer, Bubble Base, and Big Bub and a big soft Teddy Bear. He was no stranger to anyone and would help anyone no matter of age, race or color, he loved his family and was loved by many people. Ronald moved from Bridgeport, Ct. and traveled to Miami Florida, California, Las Vegas and back and forth to Boston, Mass. And back to Bridgeport, Ct. He loved Gospel groups of the Mighty Clouds of Joy, Fred Hammond. Ronald had another family, he loved very much. Mrs. Alexandria and family and a special friend, Ms. Donna McCollum Visitation will be held on Friday July 19th, 2024 from 10:0AM - 11:00AM followed by a service of celebration at 11:00AM at Wilson Memorial C O G I C, 164 Richmond Hill, Ave., Stamford, CT.

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Ronald E. Williams

January 21, 1969 - July 10, 2024