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RSIC unanimously adopts resolution honoring Reynolds Williams' lifetime of public service
Summary
The commission read and unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing William Reynolds Williams' decades of public service and contributions to the commission; the plan is to frame the resolution and present it to his family.
The Retirement System Investment Commission on Sept. 11 read and unanimously adopted a resolution honoring William Reynolds Williams for his lifetime of public and civic service.
CEO Mike read the resolution in full, which recounted Williams' military service, legal career, civic leadership, role in crafting the commission's enacting legislation, service as an original member and as chair and vice chair, and his contributions to the growth of the retirement trust. The resolution states in part: "Reynolds Williams is hereby recognized for an extraordinary lifetime of public service to the United States, the state of South Carolina, and the city of Florence."
A commissioner moved adoption, a second was made, and the commission voted in favor without opposition. Staff said the commission plans to put the text into a framed presentation and give it to Williams' family.
Why this matters: The resolution memorializes a founding leader's contributions to the commission and signals institutional recognition of long‑term service and stewardship.
