Pat Williams, Jr was born on September 26,1953 in Paterson, NJ. He was the oldest child of Pat and Dorothy Mae Williams.
Pat received his education in the Passaic County School System. He worked as a Carpenter for many years. Pat served in the United States Army, and received two medals, one was the National Defense Medal, and the other a Expeditionary Medal.
Pat was known for his honesty, Love of music, and of course his sense of humor. He loved his family, especially his nieces. He also was a member of the Narcotics Anonyms Family, and loved being clean.
Pat was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Colleen Williams Johnson; one brother-in-law, Butch Johnson; and one great niece, Ji'ailah Nelson. He leaves to cherish his memories, one sister, Deborah Williams; one niece, Tahima Williams; one nephew, Corey Williams; one aunt, Sylvia Belton; two uncles William Randolph, and Howard Randolph; and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends and neighbors.
Pat received his education in the Passaic County School System. He worked as a Carpenter for many years. Pat served in the United States Army, and received two medals, one was the National Defense Medal, and the other a Expeditionary Medal.
Pat was known for his honesty, Love of music, and of course his sense of humor. He loved his family, especially his nieces. He also was a member of the Narcotics Anonyms Family, and loved being clean.
Pat was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Colleen Williams Johnson; one brother-in-law, Butch Johnson; and one great niece, Ji'ailah Nelson. He leaves to cherish his memories, one sister, Deborah Williams; one niece, Tahima Williams; one nephew, Corey Williams; one aunt, Sylvia Belton; two uncles William Randolph, and Howard Randolph; and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends and neighbors.
Pat Williams, Jr was born on September 26,1953 in Paterson, NJ. He was the oldest child of Pat and Dorothy Mae Williams.
Pat received his education in the Passaic County School System. He worked as a Carpenter for many years. Pat served in the United States Army, and received two medals, one was the National Defense Medal, and the other a Expeditionary Medal.
Pat was known for his honesty, Love of music, and of course his sense of humor. He loved his family, especially his nieces. He also was a member of the Narcotics Anonyms Family, and loved being clean.
Pat was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Colleen Williams Johnson; one brother-in-law, Butch Johnson; and one great niece, Ji'ailah Nelson. He leaves to cherish his memories, one sister, Deborah Williams; one niece, Tahima Williams; one nephew, Corey Williams; one aunt, Sylvia Belton; two uncles William Randolph, and Howard Randolph; and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends and neighbors.
Pat received his education in the Passaic County School System. He worked as a Carpenter for many years. Pat served in the United States Army, and received two medals, one was the National Defense Medal, and the other a Expeditionary Medal.
Pat was known for his honesty, Love of music, and of course his sense of humor. He loved his family, especially his nieces. He also was a member of the Narcotics Anonyms Family, and loved being clean.
Pat was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Colleen Williams Johnson; one brother-in-law, Butch Johnson; and one great niece, Ji'ailah Nelson. He leaves to cherish his memories, one sister, Deborah Williams; one niece, Tahima Williams; one nephew, Corey Williams; one aunt, Sylvia Belton; two uncles William Randolph, and Howard Randolph; and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends and neighbors.
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