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In 1959, he wed the former Melba Clark (born 1939). With their two children, Robert, Jr., and Linda, later Linda Williams Fair, the family moved to Shreveport in 1965, where Williams began his career as a credit manager at Ralston Purina and began raising cattle. After a sever accident in June 1972 left him handicapped with limited upper-body movement, he began working in real estate as a developer of residential subdivisions. Later, he became a licensed residential contractor.<ref name=obit/>  

In 1959, he wed the former Melba Clark (born 1939). With their two children, Robert, Jr., and Linda, later Linda Williams Fair, the family moved to Shreveport in 1965, where Williams began his career as a credit manager at Ralston Purina and began raising cattle. After a sever accident in June 1972 left him handicapped in a wheelchair with limited upper-body movement, he began working in real estate as a developer of residential subdivisions. Later, he became a licensed residential contractor.<ref name=obit/>  

   

   

He was a deacon at Summer Grove [[Southern Baptist|Baptist]] Church in Shreveport. His obituary refers to him as "an inspiration to many for his determination to work and provide for his family as well as live an active lifestyle despite his physical limitations."

He was a deacon at Summer Grove [[Southern Baptist|Baptist]] Church in Shreveport. His obituary refers to him as "an inspiration to many for his determination to work and provide for his family as well as live an active lifestyle despite his physical limitations."