1972
BRIAN
2015
BRIAN ALAN WILLIAMS
April 25, 1972 — September 13, 2015
Brian Alan Williams passed away Sunday, September 13th, 2015. Brian was born April 25th, 1972 in Warren, the only son of Robert and Patricia (Patsy) Williams. Brian graduated from James A Garfield High School in 1990. In those formative years, he grew to love cars and motorcycles.
Brian will be remembered as a person with a passion for life. In these last few years, he shared stories of his life with energy and enthusiasm, he was a dedicated worker for Cosmos Concrete and the Local Union #109 and he was refurbishing the original farmhouse where his grandparents lived. He volunteered his skills to the Windham American Legion Post #674 by completing concrete work around the memorial. Brian had a positive outlook on his future and helped others by sharing his experiences.
Brian is survived by his parents Robert and Patricia (Cain) Williams and his sister Christine (Williams) Hurst and her family Matt (husband) with children Cassie, Jeff, Claire, and Joe. He leaves a loving fiancée and mother of his only child, Shanda Plock, and his beautiful son, Brian Alan Williams II. His grandparents Lloyd and Lillian Cain will miss him and the ideas for the new farmhouse. His extended family of aunts and uncles including Sue-Sue (Cain) Jerry, Scott and Nancy (Cain) Culp, Robert and Kathy (Williams) Towles, Donnie and Judy Williams, Jim Williams, Carl Judge, will cherish the memories he made with them. His cousins Jason S. , Eddie, Katie, Tyler, Greg, Jamie and Trevor, Morgan, Chad, Bobby, Katie, Adam, Billy, Kimmy, Susie, Frankie, and Jason J. are just a few of so many to name that will remember his blue eyes, his willingness to show off especially with his Harley Davidson, and his commitment to his family.
Brian you will truly be missed by your family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother Ruth (Boots) Cain; his paternal grandparents Bill and Arlene Williams; aunt Sharon (Williams) Judge; uncle Bill Williams; and cousins Sandy and Debbie.
There will be no calling hours or services per Brian’s request.
Mallory-DeHaven-Carlson Funeral Home & Cremation Services have been entrusted with the arrangements.
Brian will be remembered as a person with a passion for life. In these last few years, he shared stories of his life with energy and enthusiasm, he was a dedicated worker for Cosmos Concrete and the Local Union #109 and he was refurbishing the original farmhouse where his grandparents lived. He volunteered his skills to the Windham American Legion Post #674 by completing concrete work around the memorial. Brian had a positive outlook on his future and helped others by sharing his experiences.
Brian is survived by his parents Robert and Patricia (Cain) Williams and his sister Christine (Williams) Hurst and her family Matt (husband) with children Cassie, Jeff, Claire, and Joe. He leaves a loving fiancée and mother of his only child, Shanda Plock, and his beautiful son, Brian Alan Williams II. His grandparents Lloyd and Lillian Cain will miss him and the ideas for the new farmhouse. His extended family of aunts and uncles including Sue-Sue (Cain) Jerry, Scott and Nancy (Cain) Culp, Robert and Kathy (Williams) Towles, Donnie and Judy Williams, Jim Williams, Carl Judge, will cherish the memories he made with them. His cousins Jason S. , Eddie, Katie, Tyler, Greg, Jamie and Trevor, Morgan, Chad, Bobby, Katie, Adam, Billy, Kimmy, Susie, Frankie, and Jason J. are just a few of so many to name that will remember his blue eyes, his willingness to show off especially with his Harley Davidson, and his commitment to his family.
Brian you will truly be missed by your family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother Ruth (Boots) Cain; his paternal grandparents Bill and Arlene Williams; aunt Sharon (Williams) Judge; uncle Bill Williams; and cousins Sandy and Debbie.
There will be no calling hours or services per Brian’s request.
Mallory-DeHaven-Carlson Funeral Home & Cremation Services have been entrusted with the arrangements.
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