Roll Call Tribute
Roger Williams '87 July 29, 2014 8:42 AM
Published in Austin American-Statesman from July 27 to July 28, 2014
ROGER BROWNING WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS,
ROGER BROWNING
Roger Browning Williams, age 50, died July 21, 2014. He was a brilliant man with a remarkable capacity for humor, lasting friendship, love of sport, and genuine affection for his favorite living creature, a beautiful yellow Labrador named Georgia. Roger lived his life in Austin where he graduated from High School as a National Merit Scholar and an All Central Texas Football Tackle. He earned a BS Degree in Biochemistry from Texas A&M, a BS in Chemical Engineering and a Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree from the University of Texas, and was a certified Patent Attorney.
He is survived by twin brothers, Sean and Kevin; his mother, Susan Mahoney and her husband Michael; his father, Roger C. Williams and his wife Sherry; and by many long friendships. A number of which were forged years ago on the searing August two-a-day playing fields of Westlake. His death leaves an emptiness in us all and he will be missed.
A memorial service for Roger will be held at 3:00 o'clock on Thursday, July 31, at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church--West Oak Hill, 8724 Travis Hills Drive, Austin, Texas.
ROGER BROWNING WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS,
ROGER BROWNING
Roger Browning Williams, age 50, died July 21, 2014. He was a brilliant man with a remarkable capacity for humor, lasting friendship, love of sport, and genuine affection for his favorite living creature, a beautiful yellow Labrador named Georgia. Roger lived his life in Austin where he graduated from High School as a National Merit Scholar and an All Central Texas Football Tackle. He earned a BS Degree in Biochemistry from Texas A&M, a BS in Chemical Engineering and a Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree from the University of Texas, and was a certified Patent Attorney.
He is survived by twin brothers, Sean and Kevin; his mother, Susan Mahoney and her husband Michael; his father, Roger C. Williams and his wife Sherry; and by many long friendships. A number of which were forged years ago on the searing August two-a-day playing fields of Westlake. His death leaves an emptiness in us all and he will be missed.
A memorial service for Roger will be held at 3:00 o'clock on Thursday, July 31, at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church--West Oak Hill, 8724 Travis Hills Drive, Austin, Texas.
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