So very sorry to hear of the loss of Mr. Williams. I had the pleasure of working at RWDI for a bit in the Marketing department and Reception. Mr. Williams was my favorite partner and was forever asking me to please call him "Colin". To which I would always, reply, I'm sorry sir, I'll try but it's a respect thing. And his reply was always that "sir" was worse lol. He would laugh, I would laugh and off he would go. He was a very genuine, nice man who always has a smile and a bounce in his step. I never felt "uncomfortable" around him as he just seemed to have an aura of serenity about him. I worked there during the September 11th attacks and will never forget watching the horror unfold in the conference room and crying uncontrollably. Mr Williams, lol, sorry sir, I mean Colin, made a point of asking me later how I was doing and we had a lengthy conversation. I told him how worried I was about a particular "friend" who worked at Port Authority, and whom I had had frequent contact with over a project I had been working on. He asked her name and told me he would see what he could find out for me. About 10 days later he made a point to have someone cover the reception, asked if he could speak to me in the conference room (don't mind saying I was a LITTLE nervous lol), and when we were both seated, he took my hands and very gently told me that he had found out that my friend did indeed perish that day. The fact that he was thoughtful enough to make arrangements to be able to tell me the news privately, and that he even took the time to find out was incredible. I'm sure his loss will be felt for a long time by his wife and children and their families and by the RWDI Family as well. Heaven got a truly GREAT angel on September 17th.