Jimmy, Joey and Donna, As always at my later age in life just as at Rocks Pond Campground I'm the late one... Your Dad and Mom were and always will have special memories and a Place in my heart... As Jana said they were like a second family to me also... Things I could not talk about with my Mom and Dad they were always there for me..
I will always remember our times camping and with me being the oldest, I was always late getting back to campsite,,,BUT they would always be up waiting on me,, to make up stories about what they saw me do that night,,,what they didn't know was that a lot of what they were making up was true :)  It always made them happy to see me start digging a hole with my foot because I was nervous too...
Btw never forget the ice cream churn stories too..:)..
It was because of your dad and that dark blue Ford Pickup and his personality that got me involved all these years in the Shriners to this day...
Your Dad still is a heck of a man, and now that he is reunited with your mom in heaven, I know that God has his belly hurting from laughing and smiling with these 2 being in heaven now.. God looks at this couple and knows that he put a perfect couple together for us to structure our lives after...Both will be missed dearly..
Sending prayers and love to your family from my heart because it's never too late for that..
Chuck Little 

Jimmie, Joey, and Donna,

Your father (and mother) were such special people. So many of my fondest childhood memories include your family, and it was a time I cherish.  Your home was my second home and your family, my second family.  Your parents were always there for my mom and me, making sure to always include us for holidays, and it will never be forgotten. They have touched many lives and I am so thankful I had the blessing of having them in mine.

Jana (Little) Tillman

Dear Family and Friends,

We will always remember Jimmie as the kind and gentle friend who sat in his favorite pew in our church and enjoyed the fellowship  with our church family.   He will missed.

We are so sorry to hear about the loss of Jimmy better known as
Poppy. He was such a wonderful man. Although we were only with him a few times, he always brightened our day. Everyone who knew him was blessed to have him in their lives. We know without doubt he is with the Lord and full of joy at this moment. We also know without doubt that we will see him again and enjoy his presence for all eternity. May God comfort all of you during this time.

Dear  Wilson family so sorry to hear of Jimmy passing ,we just known him for a little while but we fell in love with him from the first time we met him he had a wonderful personally that just reached out n grabbed you ,it was a blessing to see him at church always had a smile never heard him complain about being sick or his sickness  ,we will miss him greatly but we know where he is n like I said about my mom when she passed it hard to lose a love one but knowing that she was ready to go , I told my friends that I missed mom but I wouldn't what her back n the health she  was in for nothing then I when even further I told them that wouldn't want my mom back n good health because I didn't want her to have to leave the  splendor of heaven to come back here ,so we know that Jimmy is not suffering anymore he has a perfect body that will never hurt anymore  he's where we all are striving to go he just made it faster than us but will see him again  one day ,MAY THE HAND OF GOD BE WITH YOU ALL DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME  .                 
                                GOD BLESS YOU ALL                                  
         NOEL & CAROL CAGLE

Always loved seeing Jimmie’s smiling face at Scotts Creek Baptist Church. He was a true inspiration. Many prayers for his family. 

Jimmie, Joey, Donna, I don't know where to start. Your dad was a wonderful man and I will never forget him. He was one of the sweetest, kind, and gentle men I have ever met. When he and Carolyn lived here I was at there almost every day after work. They were so good to me. He was there when I needed him the most. I know he is out of pain and I hope and pray he and Casey have found each other by now. Casey loved his Aunt Carolyn and his Uncle Jimmie. They were cousins but he was too young to call them by first name so he called them Aunt and Uncle. I know I am rambling but it has been almost a year since Casey went to be with his Lord and Savior and it just tears me up the closer it gets to June 10th. I will always be here for you if you ever need me.  I loved Jimmie and I love all of you. 

Dear Wilson Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. It was such a pleasure getting to know Jimmie over the last year.  I was the Sunday School Directory and would pick up Sunday School Attendance books each Sunday morning. It was always a blessing to see him in Sunday School with a smile on his face....many times one of you would be with him and I know that brought him such delight.
My younger daughter Molly has a heart for the elderly and she was always saying how sweet Mr. Jimmie was and that she wanted us to take him home with us.
May God bless each of you during this time and know that he is with his Lord Savior.

Love,
Tim, Bethany, Morgan & Molly Hawkins

Dear Wilson Family,
What a true blessing it was to have Mr. Jimmie as part of our church family. It was always such a pleasure seeing him sit up front in "his" pew each Sunday morning. He always had such a pleasant way about him and we had grown to love him very much.  As a church, we would like to thank you for acknowledging us in the donations. We know that Mr. Jimmie loved his church as we did him. Our prayers of comfort go out to each of you during your loss. Please come to visit us when every you can.

God Bless,
Scotts Creek Baptist Church Staff

Dear Wilson Family,
  We are saddened by the passing of your sweet loved one.  He meant so much to all of us at Scotts Creek Baptist Church.  He was so faithful to attend all services each week.  Jim and I were proud to be Jimmie's friend and to be able to spend time with him. He was quite a character and had a good sense of humor.  The last time we saw him we were invited to have lunch at his home and what a wonderful time we had. It was a pleasure to meet Jimmie's family at church and at his home. You could always see the sparkle in his eye when his family attended church and Sunday School with him....he was so proud!!
 Please know we are keeping all of you in our thoughts and prayers in the coming days and for strength and comfort. God Bless you all...

Love, Debbie and Jim Hage

OBITUARY

Sebron Jimmie Wilson

October 8, 1937 – March 1, 2019

Carolina Funeral Home & Gardens

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