Timothy Edward Williams

Timothy Edward Williams was born May 28, 1986 in Topeka, Kansas to Robert M. Williams and Deborah Williams (Franck). Both parents survive their beloved son. Tim attended Lundgren Grade School, Highland Park High School, Perry/Lecompton High School and WTI.

Tim is also survied by a loving brother, Jesse C. Williams, sister, Mahriah S. Williams, brother-in-law Luke Dwyer, one nephew,Isaac N. Taylor, two nieces, Lidiya J. Taylor and Arya Soul Dwyer, whom he loved dearly and clearly made his life a much betterplace, as he spent every minute that he could with them. Other survivors include, but are certainly not limited to two Aunts that he was very close to, Joan Plaza and Paula Carvell (Bret Carvel), many cousins whith whom he was also extremely close to, Melissa Plaza, Ashley Williams, Robyn Diliberto (Daniel Diliberto), Kevin Williams, Bradley Williams and a second cousin, his nine-year-old buddy Marcus Plaza, numerous other aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends who all played such important roles in hislife.

Other than family, Tim was passionate about fishing, the outdoors, especially his second home in the Nortwoods of Wisconsin where he still has many beloved family members. He also loved animals, especially his dogs. He had a great desire to learn and nothing was off limits. He kept up to date on all current events, history and read just about anything he could get his hands on. He also loved every genre of music from Frank Sinatra to Motown to Regae, to Jazz to any and all types of new releases. He wasnever without headphones unless he was having a conversation with a family member, friend or even someone he did not know.

Tim did not know a stranger, made friends easily and had many who loved and cared about him just for who he was and what they knew was in his heart.

A memorial service will be held at Topek Bible Church, 1101 SW Mulvane, Topeka, Kansas, at 1:30 pm on August 22, 2014.

To honor this beautiful spirit, you are asked to dress comfortably and colorfully. He would like that.

In lieu of contribtions, the family asks that you please pay it forward and do something kind in the kindest way for a fellow human being.