Paul J. Williams, age 52, our beloved father, brother, and grandfather passed away Friday, June 18, 2021 at home. He was born September 15, 1968, and raised in Columbus, Ohio to Rita Williams and Edward Steel, and raised by Annie Williams. He served in the Military Army from 1989-1990. His medals of Honors were: Southwest Asia Service Medal, W/3 Bronze Service Stars, Kuwait Liberation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, and Army Service Ribbon. Tours of Service was: Desert Storm/Sheild.
Paul was a product of the Columbus Public Schools. He loved helping others, cooking, and dressing to impress. He loved watching the Green Bay Packers, and being a social butterfly.
Paul is preceded in death; by brother, Eric Boydston. He is survived by his parents, 3 daughters, Shayla, Jenee, and Tamia; and 2 grandchildren, Jamal and Loren. He also leaves behind 4 sisters and 3 brothers, Michelle Satterfield (Youngstown, Ohio), Dannail Williams, Christian Williams, and D’Andrea (Kenneth Brown, Yuself Williams, Jarvis Williams, Lamar Boydston, and Erica Provo; and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins who will truly miss him.
Please pray for the family as they prepare the obituary.
Visitation 11:00am and Funeral 12:00pm Friday, July 2, 2021 at Unity Baptist Church, 1358 Mt. Vernon Ave.
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Rest well Paul …
We will miss you paul you was a good friend and a good coworker
Rest well
I am going to miss you, my friend.
Love you always…♥️
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We are saddened to learn about the loss your family as encountered. May the God of all comfort help to ease the pain of your grief. With caring thoughts.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow.
To: The Family of Paul Williams.
He was the best, a true friend, the best co_worker a person would want to work with , always had a kind word for you in the Morning. I am going to miss our chats. To the Family, I am so sorry for your loss.
Deb Bennet
june 30,2021
my condolences go out to Paul’s family in this extremely difficult time. You are missed for sure here at CND .Rest well Paul
Our deepest condolences to the family of Paul Williams. Paul was a really good guy. He had a heart of gold. Paul always had a smile on his face whenever I saw him. He will be missed at CND. Most of his coworkers were very fond of him.
John and Angie Dawson
Paul was a wonderful person, always excited when he was able to instill hope in clients he worked with. He helped so many clients move forward, achieve goals they had no idea were a possibility. He was a great coworker, always had a positive attitude, and was willing to help staff as well our clients. I will miss Paul. I know staff members and many clients are missing him as well. I spoke with some of the clients he had been working with recently. Paul helped them to recognize they could have hope for today as well as for the future. He was able to help them view life in a positive light. As a result, they explained they were grateful for what he helped them accomplish, , and although saddened about his passing, they were able to maintain a positive attitude. Paul introduced several clients to available community resources; programs which helped them begin a better life. They shared their motivation to follow through and complete the programs they have been working on out of respect for Paul. Thank you Paul for being such a positive light in many lives. You will be missed!
RIP brother Paul my prayers go out to the family
Paul Williams Brothers For Life. I LoveYou. Still Ballin.
Paul Williams My Brother 4 Life. I Love U. Still Playing Basketball
Paul………. omg Comrade I’m just learning of this. We vowed to stay in touch forevermore, but this is waaaaaay waaay too soon. Our last memory was you cooked me breakfast and we talked about our old military unit, 758 Maint Co. Daam dude. We had good military fun and you will never be forgotten Paul ❤️