Kennon Loy Williams‚ 27‚ a volunteer firefighter with the Banks County Volunteer Fire Department‚ died while rescuing other firefighters when a roof collapsed during a structure fire at a church in Homer on December 31‚ 1998. Officials later confirmed that the fire was the work of a nationwide serial arsonist. Williams also served as a volunteer firefighter in a community close to where he lived.
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RIP our dear friend! Its hard to believe 16 years have passed since we lost you!
– Paula and Jason TynerToday marks 16 years you have been gone from our lives. You were so much more than a cousin. You were like my little brother. You would be so proud of the woman Savanna has become. Soon to become a mother. It is hard for me to imagine you as a grandfather! Forever in our hearts
– Dorleen HollandLove and miss you so much daddy. I think about you every day. Wish you could be here today to see the family and legacy you left behind. You have some beautiful grand babies. I know you’d be the greatest papa ever. You’ll live on forever through me and through them. See you on the other side.
– Savanna