Leonard Williams Jr.

Leonard Williams, Jr Born in Allentown, New Jersey on February 11, 1933 Died in Davenport, Florida on January 18, 2017 Formerly residing in Veezie, Maine and Hudson, New Hampshire. Leonard is a retired Engineer from Raytheon who helped design and teach the Patriot Missile System to the military. He was a member of the Mason’s all of his adult life. His passion in life was his family, he was an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and the New England Patriots. He loved going out to dinner with his wife, taking long drives and spending time with his grandchildren. He is a decorated Veteran of the Korean War, serving two tours. Leonard loved his country so much that when his service was over with the Army he re-enlisted with the Airforce to go back and fight again. His military service during the Korean War earned him; The Good Conduct with 2 loops Bronze Star, The AFLSA Medal (Air Force Longevity Service Award), The United Nations Korean War Medal and the Combat Infantry Medal. Leonard’s mother and father and all his siblings have pre-deceased him. He is survived by his wife, Marion Francis Williams of Davenport, Florida, his daughters; Laurie Anne Miller and her husband Ronald Clay Miller of Kissimmee, Florida and Lynn Marie Williams of Davenport, Florida. His sons; Leonard Williams III of Davenport, Florida and Mark Anthony Williams and his Wife Angela Williams of Hudson, New Hampshire. He is also survived by his grandchildren; Melissa Miller of Ocala, Florida, Ashley Miller-Baker and her husband Matthew Baker of Kissimmee, Florida, Shane Ryan Miller of Kissimmee Florida, Carolyn Francis Williams of Orlando, Florida, Dakota Williams and Ryann Williams both of Hudson, New Hampshire. His great-grandchildren; Geno Johnstone, Isaiah Johnstone, Skyla Johnstone all of Ocala, Florida. Brayden Miller and Oliva Miller-Baker of Kissimmee, Florida. He is also survived by Nieces and Nephews and Cousins of New Jersey and Maine. Leonard live a long and full life, full of American Pride for his country, love and laughter with his family. He will be missed everyday but we know that he has gone home to heaven to prepare a place for all of us to be together again one day. Services for Leonard will be held: Memorial Service: Saturday January 21, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. Cornerstone Church 3100 Sand mine Road Davenport, Florida 33897 Military Service: Internment of Ashes Friday January 27, 2017 at 2:30 p.m. Veterans Cemetery in Bushnell, Florida

Leonard Williams Jr.

February 11, 1933 - January 18, 2017