Hal Williams, the veteran television actor known for appearances in popular sitcoms including "227" and "Sanford and Son," has died at 91. News of his death marks the loss of a familiar face from classic American TV.

Williams was remembered as a beloved performer whose work connected with audiences across multiple shows. His name is closely tied to "227" and "Sanford and Son," two series that helped define different eras of television comedy.

He also starred in "Private Benjamin," a CBS sitcom adapted from the film of the same name. That role added to a career that spanned well-known network television projects and made him recognizable to generations of viewers.

With his passing, attention has turned to the roles that shaped his screen legacy. From "227" to "Sanford and Son" and "Private Benjamin," Hal Williams leaves behind a lasting television résumé.