Condolence: Bill and I had a number of great hunts together. These hunts were not for the usual trophies; they were for arrowheads. I will miss him greatly. Bill went places most of us have only visited in books and did things most only see in movies. God's speed Colonel.
Bob (Captain Perd)

Condolence: I want to express my deep sadness at the passing of Col. Williamson. I will always remember him as an active, strong, honorable man. My thoughts and prayers are with all of his family. What a blessing to have known such a man!!

Condolence: Bill I will miss you. My heart and prayers go out to the family. I enjoyed talking with you.

Condolence: Thank you for your guidance as we pursued our African dreams! You will always be a part of those dreams.

Condolence: Dear Williamson Family,

Condolence: Dolly and family,

Condolence: The Williamsons' residence was like my second home in high school and throughout college. Being a friend of the family and the twins, Col. Williamson never treated me any differently than his own daughters. He scolded me and even "grounded" me when Karen and Connie made me do something we shouldnt have done. He was one tough soldier who had deep love for his country, deep love for his wife and an especially deep love for his 4 beautiful daughters. Each of them were and still are the apple of his eye. Col. Wiiliamson thank you for taking the time to teach me valuable lessons and not letting me get away with all the calamities Karen and Connie influenced me to get in to. My nickname will always be Eddie Haskell and I will never open a cookie jar without smiling and thinking of you and the wonderful times at your home. I love you and "Give Em' Hell in Heaven!" God Bless you and your wonderful family. Anita aka Eddie Haskell

Condolence: Our condolences to Dolly and the Williamson family.
Bill and I were Sigma Chi fraternity brothers at Miami University (Ohio) in
the early 50s and became part of the USAF through ROTC.
We became part of the original Jungle Jim group at Hurlburt Field,
1961, and renewed our friendship. It was somewhat short lived as we all
went off in different directions.
We were able to spend some time together at last fall's Air Commando reunion,
never realizing Bill was in a final battle.
In hoc, Bill, All honor to his name.
Andy

Condolence: Col. Bill was always willing to help a fellow friend. He was instrumental in making our dream to go to Africa a reality. We will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Dolly and family.

Condolence: Colonel Williamson handled my first 2 safaris to Africa (Zimbabwe) back in 89' and 91'. Bill was always there to help me out with any questions or concerns I had regarding the trips. I especially enjoyed our conversations we had at the Annual Dallas Safari Club Conventions.