Memories of Ronald Anthony Williams

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Ronald Anthony Williams

Brewster, MA

1955 - June 26, 2025

1955 - Jun 26, 2025

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Leslie Leighton

Westbrook, ME

Karen McPherson

Ron made beautiful music - the kind I love. He was a wonderful man to do theatre with. He is missed.

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Leslie Leighton

Ron took me out for a milk shake and he was so handsome I could barely talk. Ron took me out for a milk shake and he was so handsome I could barely talk. Ron took me out for a milk shake and he was so handsome... Read more

Leslie Leighton

We talked about music, especially classical guitar. We talked about music, especially classical guitar. We talked about music, especially classical guitar.... Read more

Donna Iovanni

Ron was a sweet sweet man and it was a pleasure to know him. You left your mark Ron and will be missed.

Donna Iovanni

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Ilyse Levine-Kanji

Ron was such a warm, caring, kind person - and such a talented musician. Our family feels sad not to have him in our lives any longer. At CCCC Ron taught a music class to my son Sam, who has autism. When Ron found out Sam played cello, Ron set up some gigs for Sam — unrelated to Ron’s work at CCCC — just because he wanted Sam to be happy and to further Sam’s musical development. I always loved getting to talk with Ron because he was so genuinely kind. We send our deepest condolences to Ron’s family and friends.

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Patti Hughes

We met backstage during his sterling performance in Driving Miss Daisy. His never failing positivity and generosity in support of all my faltering efforts will remain in fond memory. This is a great loss. He was a man of faith with an extraordinary love of family. He spoke with pride of his daughters.

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Stephanie Polito

2023, The Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Old Main Street, South Yarmouth, MA, USA

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Stephanie Polito

Ron was a kind hearted genuine gentleman with a kind soul. He was gifted with many talents. I used to perform with him at the Cape Cod cultural center. He was a great friend, a great music teacher and a wonderful role model. I really learned a lot from him he taught me so much what the meaning of music is I will cherish the wonderful memories of Ron. I learned so much about him. I will miss singing, beautiful music with Ron and I will miss all the fun memories we had together. He will truly be missed in the theater community. Sending my thoughts and prayers to the family.🙏💙🕊️

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Lynn and Tim Ellison-Murphy

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Lynn and Tim Ellison-Murphy

Ron was a gentle and kind soul. I loved listening to his music. He was very talented. Rest in peace, Ron.❤️🕯️... Read more Ron was a gentle and kind soul. I loved listening to his music. He was very talented. Rest in peace, Ron.❤️🕯️ Ron was a gentle and kind soul. I loved listening to... Read more

James Towle

Oh…no…so sad!!! He was amazing inside and out! He was one of the best and brightest musicians and one of the first guitar teachers I ever had. I’ll treasure his gift of music, his lessons and the late night talks we’d have at the house. And how whenever any of us was struggling with something he’d be there to lend a hand, his arms, his ears, and especially his heart always upon a moments notice. I swear he had a special sense and one heck of a knack for knowing whenever something was wrong with any of us; no matter where we were in the house he’d know way before we knew it and realized it ourselves and he’d know where we were and he’d be there! No doubt he had a heart of Gold! One of the best staff and even better friend and confidant. He’ll surely and sorely be missed! I’m also sure without a doubt when the good Lord brings us home and we meet again…he’ll be leading the angels, saints, and all God’s children in the choir! RIP Ron; the music man!

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Cindy Robotham

I had the privilege of working with Ron Williams at the LIFE program in Mashpee, MA for several years until I left the LIFE program. Ron exhibited kindness and understanding to the residents of that program as a case manager and the utmost respect to his fellow colleagues of which I was fortunate to be one. My deepest sympathy to his family, friends and all who loved this very special man.

Cindy Robotham

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Steve Pelletier

My son has multiple disabilities, and Ron has worked with him for several years. Ron is one of the kindest souls I’ve ever known. The world is a better place for his having live in it.

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Derek Montecalvo

Ron worked as a staff for a long while in Latham Center’s adult program at an older residence 88 Railroad in Barnstable. I had the pleasure of his company for 2-3 years out of the 6 years I lived at that house.

Such a kind and gentle soul with a passion for music. He reignited my passion for playing musical instruments. As I was taking classes at 4C’s, I had several discussions about my collegiate aspirations. When I was struggling with mental health while still living at 88 railroad, he always had an ear for residents to just vent, and provided that extra support when clients needed it the most.

My love, prayers, and heartfelt condolences to his children, the rest of his family, and the students he taught! RIP to music maestro Ron Williams!

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Anthony Stewart

I have fond memories of attending church with Ronald at the Mt Sinai Baptist Church in Augusta Ga. Were his grandfather Rev. Palmer was pastor Ronald will be truly miss my prayers goes out to his family

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Tara Marini

Ron was a special person. He guided many chorus students at Project Forward and encouraged all to participate regardless of ability. May his memory always be a blessing.

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Cre Dorey

I worked with Ron at Life, Inc and Project Forward. He was a gentle soul, had the patience of a saint and... Read more I worked with Ron at Life, Inc and Project Forward. He was a gentle soul, had the patience of a saint and one of the kindest people... Read more I worked with Ron at Life, Inc and Project Forward.... Read more