Odyssey Williams

Odyssey Williams was born on June 15, 1976, in Dallas, Texas, to the late Harold E. Clark and Debra K. Williams. He was the youngest of two children.

Odyssey was a proud graduate of Lincoln High School, Class of 1995. After graduation, he obtained his CDL license and later went on to establish Integrity Renovation and Remodeling.

Odyssey, a man who lived life at full throttle and looked good doing it, passed away on March 30, 2026, at the age of 49.

A true jack of all trades, Odyssey was just as comfortable under the hood of a car as he was at a fine dining table. Whether he was fishing at White Rock Lake, enjoying time at the skating rink, or reading the room at a poker table, he did it all with signature style and an easy smile.

Known for his effortless charm, Odyssey never met a stranger. He could strike up a conversation with anyone, anywhere, and leave them feeling like an old friend. He was a magnet for fun among his family and friends, and his presence could light up even the dimmest room. He taught those around him that life is meant to be enjoyed—preferably with good food, fast bikes, and great company.

Odyssey was preceded in death by his parents and his adored grandmother, Annie Ruth Clark, who raised him with love and devotion.

He leaves to cherish his memory his daughter, Ryiah Williams; his three treasured grandchildren, Kinsley, Ace, and Kyrie, who lovingly knew him as “Opa”; his sister, Lytichia Williams O’Neal (Troy); his nephews, Mason and Noah, whom he loved dearly; his beloved cousin and second mom, Zonnetta Mentgen (Tim); and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and close friends who will forever miss his great conversations, warm spirit, and unforgettable presence.