Brandon D. Williams
The family of 32-year-old Brandon D. Williams who was shot to death on Evans Street on the night of Feb. 4 released a statement through attorney Stephenie Everett on Friday. The family held a private memorial service for him today.
The statement reads: On February 4, 2021, our beloved son, devoted father, and adored family member, Brandon D. Williams, was taken from us suddenly. We are so grateful for everyone that has reached out to offer your prayers and support. Brandon was a beautiful soul that will be missed by all who ever had the opportunity to meet him. Brandon was born on October 25, 1988 to Stephanie Giles and Willie T. Williams, Jr. Brandon was the oldest of 4 children and proudly held the title of big brother. In 1990, Brandon and Willie moved from Boston to Jacksonville, Florida. Brandon graduated from Jean Ribault High School in 1998. A year ago, his daughter was hospitalized and Brandon moved back to Boston to care for her. Brandon worked 3
The Buena Vista Police Department reported the following for October, 2020:
Denver resident Stephanie Giles, 30, was issued a citation on charges of speeding 5-9 MPH over the posted limit in the area of West Main Street on Oct. 1.
Shippensburg, Pa. resident Yvonne Shoop, 56, was issued a citation on charges of speeding 20-24 MPH over the posted limit in the area of West Main Street on Oct. 1.
Nathrop resident Erin Pursche, 34, was issued a citation on charges of speeding 5-9 MPH over the posted limit in the area of Rodeo Road on Oct. 2.
Nathrop resident Renee Brabant, 69, was issued a citation on charges of speeding 5-9 MPH over the posted limit in the area of Gregg Drive on Oct. 2.