Mr. Chip was a beautiful example of what it means to be a good and faithful servant of the Kingdom of God. His humility, generosity, and willingness to serve others without hesitation are qualities I will forever cherish and strive to carry with me.
This past year, Chip fully funded my mission trip to South Africa, where I spent the entire month of June serving others and witnessing God at work. When I thanked him, he told me that he didn’t care about the recognition; he simply wanted to bless others the way God had so graciously blessed him. That statement alone speaks volumes about the kind of man he was and the heart he had for the Lord.
Chip will always hold a special place in my heart. I am beyond grateful that God allowed our paths to cross and that I had the privilege of being blessed by his generosity and example. His life was a testament to what it looks like to serve God faithfully and love others selflessly. While he will be deeply missed here on earth, I find comfort in knowing that this is not goodbye. I know I will see him again in Heaven. Until then, I hope to honor his legacy by living with the same humility, generosity, and heart for serving others that he so beautifully displayed.

Chip was a pillar in the tennis community to say the least.  He so enjoyed working with any of the youth who wanted to learn the game and was doing so until the end.  Even more important,   Chip also enjoyed  living and sharing his faith in Jesus Christ  to all.  We have many memories of Chip  and take comfort in knowing his body is healed and he is reunited with family and friends who have gone on before him.   Stephen and Diane Green

Chip entered my life when I was a gangly 14 year old struggling to find her place on a high school tennis team. No one with the gift of sight would have described me as particularly athletic, but Chip’s warm demeanor and endless humor met me where I was in life and on the court. Over the next few years I blossomed under his guidance, building confidence on and off the court. His insistence on doing the small things right and enjoying the game for what it is equipped me with a love for tennis that has never waned. His endless wit kept me and my sister on our toes and gave our mother a much needed break during our teenage years. His memory is a blessing, even if it is inclusive of an unmatched love of Fudruckers.

"Whatcha reading in your Bible these days?" is the most asked question I received from Chip. Chip spent much time with me on the tennis court and is responsible for numerous parts of my tennis game, and somehow he is even more influential on my life outside of tennis. A lover of Jesus who benefitted my family and I since the day we met him, from taking me to lunch regularly after clinics to visiting me during illness. A life that can encourage each of us to ask the Holy Spirit to work in our souls like He has in Chip's life.
Thank you Jesus. (The 2nd most common quote of Chip's.)

Chip, you will be missed.  You were a treasured member at Red Bank Fellowship Church  and a treasured member of the family.  Your willingness to share your relationship with Jesus is so admired.   It is wonderful to know you are now made whole living in Heaven.   Rest easy.

Rest in peace Chip. Enjoyed working with you at LCTC and helping grow the game of tennis.

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George Baron Wilson

May 1, 1957 – October 6, 2026

Caughman-Harman Funeral Home - Lexington Chapel

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