The Passing of a Great Man

John K. Williams

Brogdon

Writing for Media

August 30, 2011

The Passing of a Great Man

            A well-known man and painting icon, John Williams of Baltimore Maryland died tragically in a freak accident on his birthday, December 27, 2055. As he drove his BMW 745 LI into the Jersey turnpike, the tunnel suddenly collapsed onto his car, causing an explosion that set off all the gas pipes underground throughout the entire city. John Williams was seen as a great father figure, and a man deep into the word of a greater power than himself. As a young boy, he found himself growing up around negativity but he overcame that adversity when he met Bishop T.D Jakes at a local church. John soon went to college at Claflin University, where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication and in Art. After attending college he used the knowledge he gained and became a professor at Harvard University as the Chairman of the Mass Communication department, and he was the sports anchor of WIS News 10. After GOD gave him his soul mate, they soon made a family together. At an early age he always knew that there was a calling on his life spiritually, but he just didn’t know when it would happen. He received his license to preach at New Covenant Holiness and branched of when he moved back to Baltimore, to build his own chain that led him to the highest extremities in The Lord. The night of his birthday after preaching a sermon, he headed back home, thinking about his wife and kids when all of a sudden the turnpike fell, ending the life of a great man, December 27, 2055. He died at the age of 62.