Brenden Michael Jones Williams

Brenden Michael Jones Williams, affectionally known as Kay, was born November 14, 1991, at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C. to Robert and Sharon Williams.

At the age of 5 the family relocated to Aurora, Colorado where Brenden began his formal education in the Cherry Creek School District in Aurora, Colorado, before relocating to Pickerington, Ohio in 2009 and graduated from Pickerington Central High School in 2010.

Answering God’s call, Brenden was baptized into Christ at the age of ten years old. As he continued to learn more about Christ, he requested to be re-baptized in his teenage years at the Park East Church of Christ in Denver Colorado. He served on the Lord’s table during youth Sunday, was an active member of the youth ministry program, the mime team, and always stood proud with his father leading songs during worship service. As a child, Brenden was always active when it came to sports. His first love was basketball, but he also played hockey, enjoyed skateboarding (to include building and modifying his own skateboards), snowboarding and building and racing go-carts.

Brenden always came ready to support his team. While on a youth road trip to the Midwest Regional Conference in Oklahoma City, OK, Brenden’s hard work help put the Park East Church of Christ Youth group on the map, leading him to win the MVP trophy for the Conference.

From childhood, Brenden always had a kind and compassionate nature, always willing and wanting to help others and always expressing his concern for the homeless. He would wonder if they had food and a place to sleep, especially during winter and how he could help in providing warmth and shelter.

As proud member of the Lord’s church, no matter where he would go, he was happy to pray and his Hallmark signature at the end of each prayer was, “Be alright.”

Left to cherish his memory are his loving parents Robert and Sharon Williams, his children Juliana Nicole Morales, Julissa Isabel Morales and Kai’Zer Davion Lee Williams, two brothers: Shawn Bolton of Gainesville, FL and Ruebin Williams (Sakinah) of Canal Winchester, Ohio, his grandparents Horace (preceded in death) and Helen Williams of Gainesville, FL and Thelma Phillips of West Palm Beach, Florida, he also leaves seven Aunts: Mary Williams Davis (Covington, GA), Helen Lovette Williams Tolen (Jacksonville, FL), Linda Thames (Paul) (Lakeland, FL), Elizabeth Barnes (Somerville, SC), Loretta McPlatt (West Palm Beach, FL), Sherita McPlatt (West Palm Beach FL), Nadine Phillips (Jerolyn) (Pittsburgh, PA), two uncles: Willie Williams (Covington, GA) and Albert Cornelius Williams (Angela) (Fairburn, GA); and host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and many friends.

Visitation 1:00 PM and Funeral Service 2:00 PM Saturday, November 19, 2022 at MARLAN J. GARY FUNERAL HOME, THE CHAPEL OF PEACE EAST, 5456 E. Livingston Ave. (one block east of Noe Bixby, turn North on Lonsdale Rd).