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Auburn Football Team Chaplain Rev. Chette Williams Dies in Boating Accident

Rev. Chette Williams, Auburn football team chaplain, passes away in a boating accident at Lake Martin, leaving a lasting legacy in the community.

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Updated: Dec 16th, 2024, 3:08 PM ET

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Rev. Chette L. Williams, the Auburn University football team chaplain, tragically died after falling into Lake Martin while trying to board a boat. His impact as a mentor and spiritual leader spanned over two decades, guiding athletes with a profound sense of purpose beyond sports. Williams, a former Auburn linebacker who played from 1982 to 1984, served in multiple roles with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The circumstances of his death are under investigation as he is remembered deeply by the Auburn community for his dedication to faith and mentorship.

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