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        WE HAVE LOST
ANOTHER CLASSMATE

RONNIE WILLIAMS 1947-2026

After graduating from St. Aug, Ronnie spent his early career as Director of Youth Employment and Training in New Orleans at TCA---Total Community Action.  His wife of 56 years, Brenda, says they lived in Texas briefly after Hurricane Katrina, then made Bossier City, Louisiana their home.  Ronnie later became a prominent liquor salesman for International Wine and Spirits.
Family members say Ronnie was affectionately known as "Boo" and was a devout Catholic.  He and his wife raised their niece and nephew----Marlo and Louis----after Brenda's sister passed.
Those who knew him best say Ronnie was a loyal Saints fan, and will be remembered as a warm, kind, and devoted family man.



 

Two funeral services are planed:
1-  Bossier City, La. on Tuesday November 3, 2026 at 11am
Christ the King Catholic Church  425 McCormick St.

2-  
New Orleans, La. on Thursday  November 12, 2026 at 10am
Corpus Christi/Epiphany Catholic Church  2022 St. Bernard Ave.

 

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Classmate Furnell Chatman was recently awarded the 2025 Legacy Award by the New Orleans Association of Black Journalists.  He
made history as the first African American hired by any TV news
station in New Orleans, then became the first Black to anchor his own newscast in Louisiana.  But his path was not easy.

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