Chan, while I was no particular super close friend, per say, I know that you know now, how much we all love you. You were that gentle giant that kept even the most un-ruly guys like me at bay. You were an example to me, on how to properly behave, and while I may not have learned very well from the experience, I still see you as the example to go by, to this day... ...I love you man. THANKS !
When I think of Westchester High School, Chan Williams is always a part of my memories. He had so much vibrant energy, was kind to everyone, and a great dancer! It is sad that he had to die so young, but he definately lived his life to the fullest.
Chan it will be strange to not have you at our reunion tonight- it is always sad that you are not there because you WERE our class and the soul of our class - at Memorial Junior High and then at Westchester. When I think of you, I remember somone kind and happy and fun and loving - who just enjoyed life and made everyone around feel cared for an loved. Well, sending love back your way.
Chan, it is sad that we have our reunions without you physically present. You were such an integral part of so many memories from high school. You were a true example of what a person should be: friendly, fun, silly, and most of all caring! You really lived a great life in your short time with us. I really appreciate and miss you!
Paul Granero
Chan, while I was no particular super close friend, per say, I know that you know now, how much we all love you. You were that gentle giant that kept even the most un-ruly guys like me at bay. You were an example to me, on how to properly behave, and while I may not have learned very well from the experience, I still see you as the example to go by, to this day... ...I love you man. THANKS !Christine Fleeger (Hampton)
When I think of Westchester High School, Chan Williams is always a part of my memories. He had so much vibrant energy, was kind to everyone, and a great dancer! It is sad that he had to die so young, but he definately lived his life to the fullest.Shellye Arnold
Chan it will be strange to not have you at our reunion tonight- it is always sad that you are not there because you WERE our class and the soul of our class - at Memorial Junior High and then at Westchester. When I think of you, I remember somone kind and happy and fun and loving - who just enjoyed life and made everyone around feel cared for an loved. Well, sending love back your way.Mary Ostroot (Ryder)
Chan, it is sad that we have our reunions without you physically present. You were such an integral part of so many memories from high school. You were a true example of what a person should be: friendly, fun, silly, and most of all caring! You really lived a great life in your short time with us. I really appreciate and miss you!