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Teen Center Memorializes Murdered Broncos Cornerback

May 30th, 2008 Matt Loede Posted in Features

The Broncos honored murdered cornerback Darrent Williams yesterday, opening the Boys and Girls Club teen center in Montbello that carries his name.  Williams was 24 when he died in a drive-by shooting at Eleventh and Speer Boulevard on New Year’s Day last year.  Police have yet to arrest a suspect.  Mother Rosalind Williams told the crowd she’s not done working in her son’s memory  –  she plans similar projects all over the country that will help “stop the violence.”  A week ago, a larger-than-life statue of Williams went up in front of the club.  It’s a place where kids can do homework, play sports, or just hang out.


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