Monday, August 06, 2007

Baltimore Amateur Killed in Robbery Attempt!

This sad note comes from people in the Beltway Boxing community:

Baltimore amateur boxer Lorado "Rado" Williams was shot and killed over the weekend when someone tried to rob him and two friends.

Reports say that Williams was shot in the head twice this past Friday and passed away on Saturday. There was a candlelight vigil for Williams in the Highlandtown neighborhood where he lived.

Williams was regarded as a talented boxer who worked out of a number of gyms in Baltimore including UMAR, Charm City and Baltimore Boxing. He was training in Mixed Martial Arts over at the gym on Boston Street at the time of his passing.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Lorado Williams. I'll keep you posted on any information on services.

16 comments:

  1. RIP Raydo, you are truely missed.

    Boul

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  2. This is very sad. I'm truly sorry for his family's loss. Is there anything that his family needs please post it on this blog I will do all I can to help.
    Lawrence Jones

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  3. Well damn. I don't know the guy, but that's a shame. Let us know if they catch the scumbag who did this.

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  4. RIP Raydo we had some good times


    Jake Smith

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  6. May God set peace & comfort in the Williams household. I'm so truly sadden that it haapen people of this world are so cold. May God rest his soul and the hearts of all who loved him.

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  7. rip lerado







    Nick Kisner

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  8. This is so sad. Larado was warrior. We had some great bouts against him and he was also a nice youg man. Our whole gym morns his death. God Bless,

    Coach Hal and the Main St Gym

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  9. Raydo was such a god person. He was a very good friend to have. ALways positive, trying to make new ways to make a better environment. I know he always said he would like to open up a center for the youth to get them off the streets. It wasnt his time to go, it was too soon, but God being our creator, wanted Lorado to come back for some reason. We dont know why?/ Our lives must move on, but Lorado, u will ALWAYS be in our hearts and ur spirit will live on. R.I.P Raydo. Love u always! We will see u again! Melissa

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  11. RIP Raydo. We have a warrior looking down on us,......, always.

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  12. Yo I cannot believe this!!! Rado was a sweetheart and had a good heart. He was so focused and if he didnt get the Victory he kept working hard.He was always nice to me and supported me, this is so so very sad. MY GOD.... my love and support goes to his family and his boxing family. RIP my friend Love Franchon

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  13. lerado we'll always miss u thank you for the wars u gave us and the memories

    brady(the bulldog) sensibaugh

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  14. damn Raydo the guy knew he had no chance with hands with you so he was a coward about it and used a gun u was a warrior and good friend you will be missed my deepest blessing and my heart goes out to your family r.i.p Raydo

    Ramiro

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  15. Raydo this is your big sister and I just want to say that I love you and I miss you everyday. RIP!!! Little Bro.

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  16. Raydo
    Baby BOY; YOU ARE TRUELY MISSED; IT SEEMS LIKE YESTEREDAY YOU WERE CALLING TO SAY I LOVE AND MISS YOU MOMMY BUT I KNOW T WONT GET THAT CALL ANYMORE I KNOW YOU ARE WATCHING OVER ME AND YOUR BROTHERS AND SISTER AND MONIKA ITS BEEN A YEAR BUT SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY I LOVE AND MISS YOU
    YOUR MOTHER LITHA.

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