Gail Annette Love

Born on September 30, 1940, in Bremerton, WA.

She was preceded in death by her loving parents, Margarette and Leo Lund, and her grandparents, Lawrence and Grace Johnson.

She is survived by her devoted husband, Bob Wilder; her daughter, Colette (David); her son, Michael; her stepchildren, Ana, Jason, Amanda, Mindy, and Susan; 11 grandchildren, including Dustin (Claudia) and Carly; and her great-grandchild, Gunnar. She also leaves behind many extended family members, dear friends, and all who were blessed to know and love her.

Gail Annette Love lived a life defined by resilience, grace, and an unwavering devotion to her family. From humble beginnings to an extraordinary career and a life filled with love and travels. She leaves behind a legacy of kindness, strength, and compassion that will be cherished by all who knew her.

Gail was raised in Bremerton, Washington, where her family shared a modest one-bedroom home. During her childhood, they relocated to Vancouver, Washington, moving into a small two-bedroom home. It was there that Gail truly blossomed. She excelled in high school, where her confidence, poise, and natural beauty led to a successful modeling career throughout the Pacific Northwest, reflecting both her elegance and determination.

As life unfolded, Gail embraced the two passions that would define much of her life: her family and the modeling industry she loved. She became the owner of the Barbizon School of Houston, where, for 18 years, she inspired and mentored aspiring models and actors. In 1989, she fulfilled another dream by founding First Models and Talent Agency, helping countless individuals pursue opportunities they never imagined possible. Her impact on the industry and on the lives she touched was truly remarkable.

Above all, Gail was devoted to her family. She found her greatest joy in creating a warm and welcoming home where everyone felt loved and accepted. She had a generous heart and a remarkable gift for making others feel special, whether through a heartfelt conversation, and was the life of the party.

Gail also found beauty in life's simple pleasures. She loved tending to her garden, surrounding herself with colorful flowers, and filling her home with warmth and comfort. Her beloved dogs and cats brought her endless happiness, and she treasured every moment spent caring for them.

Gail's life was a testament to perseverance, generosity, and unconditional love. She will be remembered not only for her accomplishments and elegance but also for the kindness she shared so freely, the lives she influenced, and the family she loved with all her heart.

Though she will be deeply missed, her spirit will continue to bloom in every flower that blossoms, every home filled with love, and every life made better because she was a part of it.

May Gail's memory forever be a source of comfort, inspiration, and love to all who were blessed to know her.