Willis was preceded in death by his parents Garfield and Marie Hamilton. Willis also loved his job in shipping and receiving at Corbion in Grandview, Missouri as well as the people with whom he worked. He also completed certifications in 2D and 3D digital drafting and design as a participant in RW2 Career and Technical Education. Willis earned college hours related to computer networking at Metropolitan Community College, KCMO. One of his greatest creative works was вЂњLord, Have Mercy,вЂќ an original movie, that premiered locally at the Glenwood Theatre in 2015. In addition, he designed a вЂњGuard DogвЂќ (logo) that still stands watch today outside the Eaton Corporation, where he previously worked, in South Bend, Indiana. His creativity also extended to the radio station WUBS where the jingle he wrote, вЂњIf you keep us locked in, weвЂ™ll keep you lifted up,вЂќ can still be heard. Willis was a truly talented and creative singer, songwriter, and musician with a catalog of over 300 songs including his very first cut-an LP 45-at age 16 entitled вЂњJesus is KnockingвЂќ to his newest song that will be shared posthumously, entitled вЂњDream Machine.вЂќ His greatest joys were his Savior Jesus Christ, family with whom he loved spending time, his numerous musical instruments, photography, and motorcycles. The products of his Mid-West Puppet Designs business.ДЄnyone who knew Willis was touched by his kindness, humor, and mild temperament. While living in Missouri, they were members of Evangelistic Center International Ministries where he participated in the EC Kids Ministry engaging the children with the life-sized puppets, he hand-crafted. He moved with his wife, Joy, and daughter, Varonica to LeeвЂ™s Summit, Missouri in 2006. He was raised in South Bend, Indiana and graduated from John Adams High School.

He was born to Garfield (Willie) and Marie Turner Hamilton on January 11, 1963. Will Hamilton went home to be with the Lord on October 29, 2021.

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