Charles Williams

Benjamin and Odessa Williams (nee Kincaid) in Grenada Mississippi.

Preceded in death by his father Benjamin and his older brothers, Larry

Kincaid and Johnnie Williams.

In 1961, along with his mother and his 3 siblings, moved to Cleveland,

Ohio. He spent his early years residing on East 101st, a community of

families, friends and love that stills strives on to this day. He attended OW

Holmes, FDR and Glenville High School (Tarblooders).

He married Linda, his childhood sweetheart. Charles was affectionately

known as “Tits” by family and friends. He had an affectionate smile and

spirit, was always funny, and was known as the best joke teller in town. He

loved family get-to-getters and just being surrounded by family and friends

as long as everyone was having fun. He loved music especially Rock and

Motown. In the did 90’s, he joined Morning Star Baptist Church where

he was latter Baptized.

Charles leaves to cherish his precious memories, his Beautiful wife, Linda,

his son Chuck, and his daughter, Eboney, his great nephew, Darnell

(Vanessa) whom he helped raise, his grandson, Shondelle, his granddaughter,

Madisyn, his Dear mother, Odessa, his only sister, Helen Smith

(Alfred), sister in law Cheryl Williams, his younger brother Benjamin

Williams (Shelley) of New Orleans, his mother in law, Jeanette Hubb, his

sisters in law, Suzette Golden (Bernard), Joyce Gates, Vernetta Thomas

(Robert), Rochelle Lewis (Terrance) and Sharon Smith (Bruce), and

brother in law, Ricardo Lewis, his Best friend from childhood, Chico Lewis

(Rhonda), lifelong friend whom he considered his brother, Carlton Earl

Daniel (Regina), and a host of uncles, aunties, nieces and nephews, countless

cousins and a host of very close childhood friends and acquaintances

known and unknown. We decree and declare that we shall be united in the

Kingdom together.

Rest in Heaven Dear Charlie