The community of Greg Williams — widely known to listeners as “The Hitman” — is mourning a heartbreaking loss. The longtime radio personality has passed away after a courageous battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy that shaped the sound of local radio for decades.See More…
Based in Wichita, Williams became a familiar and trusted voice for thousands of listeners. His energy, humor, and unmistakable presence on the air made him more than just a DJ — he was a daily companion to many. Through years of broadcasting, he built a deep connection with his audience and the wider community.
Williams was especially known for his time on stations such as Power 93.5, where he earned the nickname “The Hitman.” Colleagues remember him as passionate about music, dedicated to his craft, and always supportive of young talent entering the industry. His voice became part of the city’s rhythm — playing hits, sharing stories, and brightening mornings and afternoons alike.
In recent months, he had been battling an aggressive form of cancer. Despite the seriousness of his illness, those close to him say he remained strong in spirit, surrounded by family and loved ones. His passing has sparked an outpouring of tributes from friends, fellow broadcasters, and loyal listeners who grew up tuning in to his shows.
Greg Williams leaves behind not only a respected career in radio but also a lasting impact on the community he served so faithfully. His voice may be silent now, but the memories, laughter, and moments he created on the air will continue to live on in the hearts of many.
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