Ivan Williamson III

Ivan Williamson III lived in Greensboro and was 40 years old when he died on November 22, 2020. Public records and news reporting identify him by name and age and place him in the 1100 block of Whisperwood Court on the night he was wounded and taken to a hospital, where he later died. Beyond those public facts, the record available in news sources is focused on the event of his death rather than a fuller public obituary describing his life.

When preparing a remembrance for Ivan, it is important to center him as a person who belonged to family, friends and a community in Greensboro. While I could not find a published funeral-home notice or family-authorized obituary that provides details such as his birthplace, work, hobbies, or relatives, the facts confirm he was an individual whose life had meaning to people who knew him. He lived, moved, and mattered in Greensboro for decades; contemporary reporting lists him as a 40-year-old resident at the time of his death.

Because there is no accessible family-published obituary to draw from, a respectful memorial page should invite those who knew Ivan to contribute personal memories — stories of his laughter, his roles in family life, the work or daily routines that anchored him, and photographs that show him as he was. A dedication might include a brief verified statement of the date and place of his death for completeness, but the focus should remain on the human details loved ones can supply: the relationships he held, the ways he showed care, the everyday moments that made him unique.

If the family or close friends would like, the memorial can be expanded later with verifiable specifics — a birth date from a family notice, names of survivors, service arrangements, and favorite remembrances — so the page becomes a fuller portrait. For now, this life story honors Ivan as a real person from Greensboro whose passing on November 22, 2020 left a loss felt by those who knew him, and it respectfully invites family and friends to add the personal details only they can provide.