Legendary Sydney Swans supporter Kenny Williams has passed away at the age of 93.

The iconic Bloods and Swans devotee was a lifelong follower, supporter and contributor to the club, leaving a lasting legacy for his multitude of roles off the field for the red and white.

Williams was in attendance of South Melbourne's 1933 premiership, and would help lead the club song when they snapped their premiership drought in 2005, and again when they won the flag in 2012.

His committement to the club never wavered, with Williams the heart and sould of both South Melbourne and Sydney for over 90 years.

In an interview withย Swans Mediaย in 2019, Williams found it difficult to express his love for the club with words.

โ€œEveryone's always been very kind to me. The club has been enormous. I've been in the thick of things all the time,โ€ Williams said.

โ€œI've always gone to training and I'll never forget all the people I've met along the way.โ€

The Sydney Swans expressed their sadness of Williams' passing, with a full tribute to follow.

"A man who brought so much cheer to all who knew him," a post to Twitter reads.

"We are incredibly saddened by the passing of Kenny Williams, an amazing man who dedicated his life to the red & white.

"We send our condolences to Yvonne, Dianne,his family & friends during this time."

 

In a post honouring Williams' service to the club, two-time premiership Swan Jude Bolton shared his love for the Swans icon.

"Saddened by the loss of a legend yesterday," Bolton wrote.

"93 years filled to the brim loving his family, his sports & a good time. Always cherished Kenny Williams' passionate post-game singing, his support for us as chief Sydney Swans hydrationist & advice over a home-cooked meal."

Further tributes to Williams continued to flow on social media, echoing his impact on the club, its players, staff members and supporters.