Charles Henery Williams

Charles (Chuck) Henery Williams alias Big C a.k.a Daddy attended Finney High School and received his High School Diploma in June 1992. After graduating Charles continued to diligently work hard and began his career at Flaming Embers (downtown Detroit) as a Cook and was known for his ability to "Grill to Perfection." Advancing his career Charles began working as a machine operator at Schain Mold in Madison Heights MI to later begin repairing those same machines. Charles was also blessed to call the College of Creative Studies his family and worked with them for 15 years in their Environmental Services Department. Though his body is gone his spirit will forever live on; he leaves behind beautiful memories, moments of laughter and yes even stubbornness, outrageous jokes, wisdom and kind words. Finally love for us all and whoever he met. Charles leaves behind his wife Maria Nicole Smith Williams, Son Charles Morris Williams, Mother Dorothy M Williams (deceased). Father Charles Harry Williams (deceased) Sisters Kay Tillman, Elnora Williams, Tracey Hill, Sierra Mundy. Mother in law Robin R Smith, Sister in Law Shontia M Smith, Brother in Law Reggie Holmes. Nephew Daehon Dye, Daehon...[more]

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. A host of Cousins, Friends, Family and Loved Ones. Chuck touched many Lives with his joy for life and his sense of humor or what he would call capping sessions. Which could reach anyone and make them mad but eventually laugh. Charles loved to draw since the age of 5 and if you ever had a chance to watch him create or even carve art it was surely amazing. Chuck's knowledge of cars and engines was masterful and he knew how to clean! Clean the right way he would say; and the most efficient. For those that knew him, knew exactly what he meant! Give Charles any new boxed product and he would put it together with no instructions. Big C was no exaggeration he was BIG. Big hands, big strong arms and the things he could do were by far bigger, better and brighter than the average man. The Family would like to take this time to thank you so much for being a part of his journey. Let the fact that he is no longer in pain. No longer carries burdens or fears as he is in his final resting place awaiting our arrival. All of your calls, texts, online posts, gifts, drive bys and prayers are appreciated and treasured. Memorial Service Saturday, December 18, 2021 10:00am until 2:00pm (Service begins at 12:30pm).