Brandon Williams
Brandon Williams, 32, passed away on Wednesday, June 29, 2016 in Ft Worth. Visitation: 6-8 pm Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at Wade Family Funeral Home, 4140 W. Pioneer Pkwy, Arlington. Memorials: For many years Brandon battled a seizure disorder which could not be diagnosed. His wish was to have his brain donated to aid in a cure. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Brain Foundation. Brandon was born March 30, 1984, in Arlington Tx to Carole and Kevin Williams. He was raised in Arlington, and attended Arlington High School. After graduating he served briefly in the US Army, receiving a medical discharge due to his seizures. Upon leaving the Army Brandon lived in Austin for a few years eventually returning to Arlington then settling in Ft Worth. Brandon’s kind heart and loving nature will truly be missed by the countless people he touched throughout his short time here. He was a strong advocator for human rights and felt it his responsibility to ensure equal treatment throughout the world, starting with his family and friends. Brandon recently rededicated his life to god; his family takes comfort in knowing he is in heaven with his grandparents. Survivors: Mother and step-father, Carole and Richard Capps; father and step-mother, Kevin and Roary Williams; sister, Rheanna Williams and nephew due Sept 2016; brother, Jeremy Williams and wife Lydia; nieces, Aaliyah and Harper Williams; and many extended family members and friends.Obituary
Brandon Williams, 32, passed away on Wednesday, June 29, 2016 in Ft Worth. Visitation: 6-8 pm Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at Wade Family Funeral Home, 4140 W. Pioneer Pkwy, Arlington. Memorials: For many years Brandon battled a seizure disorder which could not be diagnosed. His wish was to have his brain donated to aid in a cure. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Brain Foundation. Brandon was born March 30, 1984, in Arlington Tx to Carole and Kevin Williams. He was raised in Arlington, and attended Arlington High School. After graduating he served briefly in the US Army, receiving a medical discharge due to his seizures. Upon leaving the Army Brandon lived in Austin for a few years eventually returning to Arlington then settling in Ft Worth. Brandon’s kind heart and loving nature will truly be missed by the countless people he touched throughout his short time here. He was a strong advocator for human rights and felt it his responsibility to ensure equal treatment throughout the world, starting with his family and friends. Brandon recently rededicated his life to god; his family takes comfort in knowing he is in heaven with his grandparents. Survivors: Mother and step-father, Carole and Richard Capps; father and step-mother, Kevin and Roary Williams; sister, Rheanna Williams and nephew due Sept 2016; brother, Jeremy Williams and wife Lydia; nieces, Aaliyah and Harper Williams; and many extended family members and friends.