Virgil Williams

Jarod was born January 13th 1948 in Middletown, Ohio to Virgil Williams and Eva M. Wilson and raised in Lebanon, Ohio. He helped his family with harness horse racing at the Lebanon Race Track until his teen years when he became interested in auto body painting. He was well known throughout the tri state area for his skills in auto body painting. Jarod was an avid bowler, golfer and race car enthusiast. He lived life to the fullest and did everything with gusto.

Jarod never met a stranger or a stray cat. His smile and laugh could make anyone feel comfortable in a room in any situation. Jarod had 11 children and bragged to anyone who would listen about how much he loved them.

Jarod is survived by his wife Judy Williams (Gaddis), children: Michelle (Richard) Ewen, Melissa (Barry) Kinsey, Dennis (Imogene) Williams, Melinda (Steven) Schul, Melony (Benjamin) Current, Mary Williams, Marcia (Kenneth) Johnson, Monica Williams (Jon Endicott), his mother Eva M Williams (Wilson), his brother Gary Williams. He is also survived by numerous grandchildren which he would boast continuously about and loved unconditionally: Michael Sears, Lena (Christopher) Shields, Timothy Sears, Dakota Williams, Zachary Kinsey, Tabatha Schul, Ariel Kinsey, Gabriel Current, Megan Current, Wyatt Johnson, Peyton Johnson, Nora Current.

Jarod is preceded in death by his father Virgil Williams, his oldest son Terry L. Williams, his son Virgil R. Williams and infant son Thomas M. Williams.

There will be numerous things we miss about Jarod: how his feet were stinky after he had them in his work boots all day, the way his feet looked in his sandals the first few days of summer or when he would shave his hair the beginning of summer to play golf. But the most thing we will miss the most is the simplest thing of all. To be able to say two little words… “Hi Dad” and the response that held so much love” Hi Baby”.

A memorial service for Jarod will be held:

Thursday May 19th 4pm

New Spring Church

1150 S Main Street

Springboro, Ohio 45066

Flowers and condolences can be sent to the church at or after 2pm the day of services.