A Time To Be Born Rondell Ellis Williams entered this world on July 5, 1983 at 7:58am, to Marilyn (Neecie) Fields, and James E. Williams. He was born at St. Joseph's Hospital in Paterson, NJ. He returned to God's loving arms on February 9, 2017 at the same facility where he took his first breath, and also worked.
A Time To Live Rondell lived his life in Paterson, NJ, where he attended the Paterson School System. At the young age of eighteen, Rondell joined the US Air Force, where his ambition was to become a pilot and achieve more life skills. After an honorable discharge from the military, Rondell began a lifetime career at St. Joseph's Healthcare system in Paterson, NJ as an emergency room attendant. He had 15 years of joyful memories, dedicated service to patients, and his co-workers. Rondell was a loving and devoted person to all and was always available to lend a helping hand when needed with smiles and hugs.
A Time To Die Rondell was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents: Willie (Buck) and Ida Mae (Biggie) James, who raised and cherished him deeply. Uncle: Cleve Wade; Paternal grandmother: Luella Williams; great grandmother: Ora Lou McLeod; and aunt: Egertha Dennett.
Rondell leaves to cherish his passing: his mother: Marilyn (Neecie) Fields; Father: James Ellis Williams, both of Paterson, NJ, two uncles; Abe Jordan James, Paterson, NJ and Douglas Williams of Jacksonville FL; five sisters: Akia Williams, Sherry Turner, Lisa Williams, Janna Williams, and Britty Williams, two brothers; Keith Collins, and James Ellis Williams Jr., all of Paterson, NJ; matriarch aunt Ethel Dollar, of Passaic, NJ; Fiance': Dorothy Card; her parents: Darleen and Darin Kolpman; grandmother: Dorothy Bohning, and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends, and neighbors.
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A Time To Live Rondell lived his life in Paterson, NJ, where he attended the Paterson School System. At the young age of eighteen, Rondell joined the US Air Force, where his ambition was to become a pilot and achieve more life skills. After an honorable discharge from the military, Rondell began a lifetime career at St. Joseph's Healthcare system in Paterson, NJ as an emergency room attendant. He had 15 years of joyful memories, dedicated service to patients, and his co-workers. Rondell was a loving and devoted person to all and was always available to lend a helping hand when needed with smiles and hugs.
A Time To Die Rondell was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents: Willie (Buck) and Ida Mae (Biggie) James, who raised and cherished him deeply. Uncle: Cleve Wade; Paternal grandmother: Luella Williams; great grandmother: Ora Lou McLeod; and aunt: Egertha Dennett.
Rondell leaves to cherish his passing: his mother: Marilyn (Neecie) Fields; Father: James Ellis Williams, both of Paterson, NJ, two uncles; Abe Jordan James, Paterson, NJ and Douglas Williams of Jacksonville FL; five sisters: Akia Williams, Sherry Turner, Lisa Williams, Janna Williams, and Britty Williams, two brothers; Keith Collins, and James Ellis Williams Jr., all of Paterson, NJ; matriarch aunt Ethel Dollar, of Passaic, NJ; Fiance': Dorothy Card; her parents: Darleen and Darin Kolpman; grandmother: Dorothy Bohning, and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends, and neighbors.
https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/2396521/Rondell-E-Williams/wall
A Time To Be Born Rondell Ellis Williams entered this world on July 5, 1983 at 7:58am, to Marilyn (Neecie) Fields, and James E. Williams. He was born at St. Joseph's Hospital in Paterson, NJ. He returned to God's loving arms on February 9, 2017 at the same facility where he took his first breath, and also worked.
A Time To Live Rondell lived his life in Paterson, NJ, where he attended the Paterson School System. At the young age of eighteen, Rondell joined the US Air Force, where his ambition was to become a pilot and achieve more life skills. After an honorable discharge from the military, Rondell began a lifetime career at St. Joseph's Healthcare system in Paterson, NJ as an emergency room attendant. He had 15 years of joyful memories, dedicated service to patients, and his co-workers. Rondell was a loving and devoted person to all and was always available to lend a helping hand when needed with smiles and hugs.
A Time To Die Rondell was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents: Willie (Buck) and Ida Mae (Biggie) James, who raised and cherished him deeply. Uncle: Cleve Wade; Paternal grandmother: Luella Williams; great grandmother: Ora Lou McLeod; and aunt: Egertha Dennett.
Rondell leaves to cherish his passing: his mother: Marilyn (Neecie) Fields; Father: James Ellis Williams, both of Paterson, NJ, two uncles; Abe Jordan James, Paterson, NJ and Douglas Williams of Jacksonville FL; five sisters: Akia Williams, Sherry Turner, Lisa Williams, Janna Williams, and Britty Williams, two brothers; Keith Collins, and James Ellis Williams Jr., all of Paterson, NJ; matriarch aunt Ethel Dollar, of Passaic, NJ; Fiance': Dorothy Card; her parents: Darleen and Darin Kolpman; grandmother: Dorothy Bohning, and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends, and neighbors.
https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/2396521/Rondell-E-Williams/wall
A Time To Live Rondell lived his life in Paterson, NJ, where he attended the Paterson School System. At the young age of eighteen, Rondell joined the US Air Force, where his ambition was to become a pilot and achieve more life skills. After an honorable discharge from the military, Rondell began a lifetime career at St. Joseph's Healthcare system in Paterson, NJ as an emergency room attendant. He had 15 years of joyful memories, dedicated service to patients, and his co-workers. Rondell was a loving and devoted person to all and was always available to lend a helping hand when needed with smiles and hugs.
A Time To Die Rondell was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents: Willie (Buck) and Ida Mae (Biggie) James, who raised and cherished him deeply. Uncle: Cleve Wade; Paternal grandmother: Luella Williams; great grandmother: Ora Lou McLeod; and aunt: Egertha Dennett.
Rondell leaves to cherish his passing: his mother: Marilyn (Neecie) Fields; Father: James Ellis Williams, both of Paterson, NJ, two uncles; Abe Jordan James, Paterson, NJ and Douglas Williams of Jacksonville FL; five sisters: Akia Williams, Sherry Turner, Lisa Williams, Janna Williams, and Britty Williams, two brothers; Keith Collins, and James Ellis Williams Jr., all of Paterson, NJ; matriarch aunt Ethel Dollar, of Passaic, NJ; Fiance': Dorothy Card; her parents: Darleen and Darin Kolpman; grandmother: Dorothy Bohning, and a host of cousins, other relatives, friends, and neighbors.
https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/2396521/Rondell-E-Williams/wall
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