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LeVan Williams, Bachelor, Raising Five Adopted Siblings And Their Cousin

First Posted: 09/06/11 05:13 PM ET Updated: 11/06/11 05:12 AM ET

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In early 2009, LeVan Williams was living the bachelor’s dream. He was a young, successful, pharmaceutical salesman, making a good salary and living in his posh Bronzeville condo. He holds several degrees, including biochemistry, technology and a master’s degree in business administration ­— he was even accepted to medical school.

Life was good, but he felt something was missing. He knew he wanted to help his community. Why not adopt a kid in need? That was Williams’ plan ­— to take in a young boy who needed positive leadership; someone he could mold and give a good life to, the way he had a good life. He got more than he bargained for — six children.

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In early 2009, LeVan Williams was living the bachelor’s dream. He was a young, successful, pharmaceutical salesman, making a good salary and living in his posh Bronzeville condo. He holds several de...
In early 2009, LeVan Williams was living the bachelor’s dream. He was a young, successful, pharmaceutical salesman, making a good salary and living in his posh Bronzeville condo. He holds several de...
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10:04 PM on 09/06/2011
Good for you Mr. Williams. Good luck to you, your family and your new business.
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Sunwyn Ravenwood
Farewell my friends, time to go...
08:10 PM on 09/06/2011
You are a true hero Sir. If there were more people like you in the world it would be a better place.
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Sing Out and Slap Iron
What's that smell?
07:44 PM on 09/06/2011
Kinda bit off a bit more than you expected, dint ja? Good luck buddy.
04:34 PM on 09/06/2011
Wow. I wish the world were full of more people like him. I don't think I could ever do what he is doing. I commend him.