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Ronald “Chad” Williamson
December 18, 2011
Ronald “Chad” Williamson, 37, was carried by Jesus’ angels to his heavenly home on Wednesday, December 14, 2011. Chad was born in Pensacola and was a member of Highland Baptist Church. Chad has been a fighter and has had a strong will to carry on but he no longer has to fight, he can now rest at the feet of his Savior.
Chad was preceded in death by his aunt Benita Holder King.
Chad is survived by his loving parents, Ronnie and Teresa Williamson; his special little sister, Moriah Williamson; grandparents, Bill and Edna Taylor, Harold and Audrey Holder; aunts and uncles, Deborah and Larry Andrews, Belinda and David Perry, Cindy and Dink Kennedy, Jackie and Gene Milstid, Terry and Pat Monahan, Debbie and Bill Terry, Billy and Dahlia Taylor; and cousins, Melissa Renacker, Tim Andrews, Joni Andrews, Bobby King, Marissa Perry, Austin Perry, Leslie Kennedy, Jessica Peacock, Stacy Monahan, Amanda Ruth, Melissa Hicks, Michelle Carpenter, Rebecca Moorer, Noel Taylor, Evan Taylor, Jennifer Cook and Jason Terry.
Visitation for family and friends will be Wednesday, December 21, 2011, at Faith Chapel North from 6-8 p.m. The celebration of Chad’s life will be Thursday, December 22, 2011, at Highland Baptist Church, Molino, at 11 a.m. with Rev. Brian Calhoun officiating.
Honorary Pallbearers will be his friends: Dean Hassebrock, Vinn Nguyen, Tom Mealey, Steve Barry, Al Hampton and Aaron Perry.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Highland Baptist church in Chad’s memory.
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Keepin u in our prayers
Teresa and Ronnie I am so sorry to hear of your loss and I can’t even imagine your pain but I do hope and pray God will give you and your family the peace and comfort of knowing your son is in heaven now and forever more free of pain and suffering. May God bless you all.
Chad is missed by his family who was devoted to caring for him. May God be glorified as we remember his life.
May the Peace that passes all our understanding flood your hearts at this time of great loss. He will be missed…
dear ronnie and teresa can not imagine the pain you too are in it is not right that parents should loss there children mt god embrasse you both and the whole family thur this difficult time wish i was closeer and could give you some nmoral support love you two give the family my deepesr heart felt condoliuse thank god chad is walking with god now right a long with my mon and dad and brother there a preety awsome gruop .also.