Mr. Williams' favorite thing about teaching is the interactions he has with students and says, “He hopes to make a difference.” He is an Elkhart local from the Eva community. 

Mr. Williams would like to see students improve their academic performances, which he thinks will carry on into athletics. His biggest inspirations are his mom, dad and his grandparents because they worked very hard and had high expectations for him. One of Mr. Williams' main goals when teaching many kids in different grades is to help them understand they have to try, not just in class, but in general.

He knew he wanted to be a teacher his senior year of high school. He knew he wanted to coach, but didn't realize he would end up liking teaching just as much, maybe even more than coaching. In his free time, which he said he has very little of, he takes care of his family farm and spends time with his kids. His family farm has been in the family for many years, almost one hundred and ten years to be exact, when his great grandfather moved in the early twenties. His words of advice are, “Do not give up, when it looks the bleakest, like you can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel, sooner or later it will work out. Not everything works out as planned. Always remember, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Just keep going, keep plugging away, and keep working.”