Charles Edward Williams

Charles Edward Williams III An extravagant and comical young man by the name of Charles E. Williams was born May 3, 1994 in Southfield, MI to Charles and Kim (Thomas) Williams . He passed away March 23, 2014 in Tacoma, WA. When he passed he left behind multiple but very proud people, but they weren't proud because of his accomplishments, but what he was capable of and what he did do (or attempt to do) within his time alive, those people he left behind, those very passionate people, those who could create their own assertions' of how successful he was, whether good or bad. their names are - his mother Kim Thomas, father Charles Williams Jr. step-father Lindsey Ross - 2 brothers - Xavier, and Malcolm; 7 sisters - Nasia, Saniya, Tyler, Jaiden, Charliegh, Ebony, Gina and all his eccentric friends from in the streets as-well-as other family that TO THIS DAY still cherish every bit of memory they have of him and how much of an up-beat and righteous person he was. Whether you called him "Tank, Chucky Wills, El Larotchi or Charles" he would live up to each of them and each persona allowed him to share the many facets of himself. From the whole hearted passionate family protector, to the ultimate jokester. Who, could forget that winning smile. The fearless adventurer, the fierce competitor or every ones favorite, the party kid! Charles knew how to turn every occasion into a special one. He celebrated life everyday and just had fun. In sharing this day of remembrance for "Tank" to sum up into four letters L.O.V.E. Thank you for recognizing my son for the extraordinary human being that he was " I can do all things through him who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13 Poems offered by loved ones: I knew a man, he was the greatest man I've known in all my days. Then one day God called on him, and now he's gone away. I loved this man with all my heart, and in my heart he'll stay. Continuing to lift me up, and lead me when I stray. This great man he was my everything, he meant the world to me. He was always there supporting me, even when he disagreed. He was my rock, my sounding board, he could always make me see. The things in life that mattered most are truth and family. -Jonnie A man, a soldier, a person of faith, he was a man that made many smile.. Even through his many mistakes. Although he strives to reach one goal, forever wandering across the land. He no longer travels as a lost soul... but as a blessed one.. just as god had planned -Malcolm I just want to say that I always used to mess with you because I love you, more like a little brother and I can't believe you aren't busting in the room saying, "Let me in, I want to talk." I love the fight in you, and how you made me laugh all the time. I love you Tank, and I will always think of you. Will always be missed. -Miesha My brother my brother, I hate to see you go. The tears I shed for you are too hard not to show. My brother.. rest easy.. and watch over us, too. Sometimes I feel like when we lost you.. You found yourself, and I pray that's true. I'm going to miss you tomorrow, just like I miss you today. I'm going to be there for "moms," and show you she's all right. Until the day I get to see you again lil' bro... I love you, rest easy. -Justin (A.K.A Chicago) My sweet little brother, you are gone, and there will never be another I feel so empty inside, but my emotions I can't seem to hide. You left us on that very sad day, I just wondered why god didn't let you stay. As your big sister, I watched you grow, but now it's time for me to let you go.. -Your big sister Gina Viewing and Service to be held April 1, 2014 5:00 pm at Edwards Memorial Lakewood, 11020 S. Tacoma Way, Lakewood. Arrangements by Edwards Memorial Center 253-566-1008. Please share memories and condolences at the guest book above.