Harold Edwin Williams, 81 years old of Dunnellon, FL, passed away November 18, 2024 with his wife, and family by his side.

Harold Williams was born February 10, 1943 in Urbana, IL. Son of James and Velva Williams of Urbana, IL., both deceased.

Preceded in death, two brothers, Paul Williams of AZ, and Daniel Williams of FL. One surviving sister, Helen Reinbold of White Heath, IL.

Surviving includes, one son Brian Williams of Dunnellon, FL. Two daughters, Tami (Jr) Gould, AZ., and Debbie (Butch) Conrad of Alva, FL.

Harold had 5 grandchildren, Karen, Keith, Kevin, Travis and Tyler. Five great grandchildren, Andrew, Savannah, Luke, Bowen, and Brantley

Harold, a retired Bricklayer of 50 years, enjoyed many trips on his airboat, frogging, hunting, fishing and restoring old trucks with his son. Also enjoyed riding around on his golf cart with his dog, Bandit.

Harold will be missed but remembered by his family, friends, and all whose lives he touched.

With Harold's wishes, cremation has taken place. His family invites those who knew him to honor his memory in their own way, keeping alive the stories, laughter, and love he shared with all.

The family wishes to thank the staff at Cates House for their special care.

Harold Edwin Williams, 81 years old of Dunnellon, FL, passed away November 18, 2024 with his wife, and family by his side.

Harold Williams was born February 10, 1943 in Urbana, IL. Son of James and Velva Williams of Urbana, IL., both deceased.

Preceded in death, two brothers, Paul Williams of AZ, and Daniel Williams of FL. One surviving sister, Helen Reinbold of White Heath, IL.

Surviving includes, one son Brian Williams of Dunnellon, FL. Two daughters, Tami (Jr) Gould, AZ., and Debbie (Butch) Conrad of Alva, FL.

Harold had 5 grandchildren, Karen, Keith, Kevin, Travis and Tyler. Five great grandchildren, Andrew, Savannah, Luke, Bowen, and Brantley

Harold, a retired Bricklayer of 50 years, enjoyed many trips on his airboat, frogging, hunting, fishing and restoring old trucks with his son. Also enjoyed riding around on his golf cart with his dog, Bandit.

Harold will be missed but remembered by his family, friends, and all whose lives he touched.

With Harold's wishes, cremation has taken place. His family invites those who knew him to honor his memory in their own way, keeping alive the stories, laughter, and love he shared with all.

The family wishes to thank the staff at Cates House for their special care.

Arrangements by Baldwin Brothers Timber Ridge Chapel. 352-236-7813.