Rodney Williams

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Rodney Eric Williams Sr., 47 of Fargo ND passed away peacefully surrounded by the ones he loved most on August 18th 2017 at Essentia Health. Born on May 13th 1970 in Shelby, Mississippi to Lovelle Jones-Williams and Sammy Ladd, he spent most of his childhood raised by his Grandma 'Big Mama' Grace Ann and Grand Daddy Ruben Williams. Growing up with his younger brother Derek, they found comfort in a very close knit community with their Roundyard Family. Music had played a big part in his life along with football and cars that followed him through his adulthood. Over the years, he made his way to Memphis and eventually relocated permanently to Fargo where he met the love of his life Amber and started their family. Most people knew Rodney for his strong willed and at times stubborn demeanor. However, he wouldnt hesitate to lend a listening ear as he was very easy to talk to and full of wisdom. He was the rock of his family and someone you could rely with absolutely no fear of judgement. All his life he worked as a skilled craftsmans until eventually settling down as a stay at home father to his younger children. He is preceded in death by his Grandparents Ruben and Grace Ann Williams; His parents Lovelle Jones-Williams and Sammy Ladd. He is survived by his wife of 5 years Amber Williams; Children Ashley Nicole, Rodney Eric Jr., Jenelle Erianna, Deiondre Leroy, Javon James, and Carmello Dawayne Williams. Grandchildren Khole Mariah and Kameron Maurice James; and His brothers Derek Williams, Lamar Banks, Ossie Glaser and Tracy Walton.

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  1. To the family and friends,

    I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one.
    When Jesus was on earth he demonstrated what he will do when he fully takes over the affairs of the earth. He fed the hungry, healed the sick and brought the dead back to life. (John 9:11, Mark 8:1-9 and John 11:38-44) He is the rightful king of God’s kingdom.( Matthw 6:9,10) Jesus has power from God to bring our loved ones back to life. John 5:28, 29 says: “Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out…….”
    If you would like a free Bible study to bring you comfort, please go to jw.org at the bottom of the home page to request one.

  2. My family and I want to offer our deepest sympathy on reading of the sad, unexpected death of Rodney. My the warmth of family and friends and your loving memories give you strength during the times ahead. It is truly comforting to know our Lord Jesus made a personal promise regarding our loved ones who have died. He promised a resurrection. A time when we will see them again. That guarantee is found at John 11:25. It is our hope these words will bring you comfort and hope.
    With heartfelt prayers
    The Dawes family


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