Mr. Earle Anthony Williams

Earle Anthony Williams was born November 22, 1948 to Earl and Cleo Williams both parents and his brother Carl Wayne Williams along with several other relives preceded him in deh. He made his transition home on Monday February 21, 2022. Earle received his educion in the KCK School District tending Northeast Jr. and Sumner High School Class of “1966”. He remained a proud and active Spartan tending all class reunions and parties. In his early years he enjoyed being a Boy Scout until the passion for cars took over from building and racing his 56 and 57 Chevy’s to spending hours assembling model cars. Earle was drafted into the Vietnam War in 1968 after his tour he returned to pick up the sport of racing. This led to the club “The Street Strippers” being formed. Oh the weekends the drag strip and parading his Chevy’s Peter’s Drive-Thru Eery. He was also a member of the Crusaders Motorcycle Club, Earle had many skills and talents he was a gre artist and modeled in the seventies. Not forgetting his love for clothes from his suits to those Cowboy Boots he was famous for wearing them all year around and his Stetson Hs. If you knew him you know he was a connoisseur of just about all music and loved the (Joy and Pain) of the sounds of “Frankie Beverly and Maze”. Earle loved socializing with people, spending with family and my, my, those grandchildren. Earle was employed General Standard Liquor Distributors early in his career as a field sales representive, opened and opered Crystal’s Recording and Tapes, Leader’s Men’s Clothing, The Brass Boot and part-time Macy’s Department Stores. Earle managed several nightclubs through the years (“Piccolos’, Solid Gold, The Franchise”) and would D.J. Parties and Social Events. He eventually retired from the Independe. Glass Co. and was still working in retirement Elite Funeral Chapel. Earle was a dediced member of the Second Missionary Baptist Church for several years under the leadership of Dr. John Lewis Jr. serving on the Men Of Honor Men’s Ministry, SMBC Military Ministry serving as Special Events Coordinor. He was also a member of the SEBA and the Third and Long Foundion. He leaves to cherish his memory; nine daughters LaVonna “DeeDee” Robinson (KCK0, Terri Barnett, Erionna Kelly, Erica Wells (Will) all of KCMO, Kelly Grayson (Shannon) OKLA., Carlene King, Stephanie Ceaser (Ron), Michelle Abdalla (Texas), Roselyn Franklin (l.), four sons Damon “Resse” Williams (Dana) Of Las Vegas, NV., Eric Kelly, Denzell Kelly of KCMO, Clarence Lee (Tarolyn) of Texas, 23 granchildren, 16 gre grandchildren, four sisters Rona Lee (Texas), Loretta Williams, Marsha Shyne (KCK), Faneita Williams (KCMO) and a host of special uncles, aunts niece’s nephew’s and cousin’s.