Every once in a while God permits an angel to walk the earth in peace and when they have fulfilled their their earthly purpose, he beckons his children to return to his care. Whereby it pleases our Almighty God to remove from our midst, Renard Ulice Williams slipped quietly into eternity early morning on Friday February 24, 2012. Renard Williams was born to Carroll and Barbara Williams on August 25, 1965. He was the eldest of five children. Renard attended the Baltimore Public School system. Among his greatest accomplishments Renard Williams boldly made his confession to Christ. He was known as Rendardo, he had a very close relationship with his twin sister Renee. They were always together. People who didn't know them thought they were husband and wife. Renard was very close to his sisters they were very protective of him. When he couldn't reach his sisters he would call his brother who spoiled him as well always taking up for him. Renard's parents taught him and his siblings to fear God and to put on the whold armor of God on. That's what he did. Renard had a close friend named James Smith. He and Renard knew each other since elementary school., If you saw Renard you saw John they were always together. When Renard took ill Joyhn would come from North Carolina almost every other weekend to check on Renard. John was there. Renard loved John as his very own brother. John's parents adopted Renard into their family and loved him as their own son. Renard was a loving, warm-hearted person. He loved poetry and wrote poetry as well. Renard was cherised and respected by all. His love showed no boundaries. He had a very giving and caring heart and was always willing to help his brother and sisters and close friends. Renard love to travel. He travedled three to five times out of the year, no one could keepop him down. When you look around he was gone on a trip. He never married and had no children. His nieces and nephews were his children. He spent quality time with all of them. He would carry pictures around with him and tell people they were his children. Uncle Renard will be missed. Renard leaves to cherish his memory of his parents Carroll Williams, Sr. and Barbara Williams, his one brother Carroll, his sisters, Renee, Carvet, Churron, three brothers-in-law Anthony, Kevin and Charles four nieces Donisha, Renea, Latanya, Elisa, six nephews Dequnate, Devonate, Anthony, Kevin, Rasheen, Eliajh two great-nephew Nisar, Tee-Tee, three great-nieces Myia, Mia, Shriaha. Three aunts beatrice and the lat Jenny-Mae and Aunt May followed by host of family and friends. His loving memory will also be honored by a huge host of great relatives and friends.