To the Wilson Family, our hearts are deeply saddened  by the loss of our dear Mother. My family and I have such fond memories of Mother Wilson, as a role model,  Our sunday school teacher, youth teacher, choir, Bbible drills, reading and so many more attributes she shared with everyone.  She touched so many people's heart. The Sunday gatherings after church at her home were all were welcome. We will forever have her in our hearts. Gone but never will she be forgotten.  ❤️ love always.
Radine Strong  & Hasaan Young

Some people are just easy to love.  Mildred Wilson was one of those very special people.  She didn’t know any strangers.  She had a loving heart that was always open to lift up and support others.  She was the woman in Proverbs 31:10-12.  Mildred  will be absent from us, but surely present with the Lord.  She has gone on to Glory.  May she rest in eternal peace.

Just a note about Mrs. Wilson’s kindness.
When I was in high school I was totally enamored with her son Artris (Moochie).  We dated.  
My mother  had cancer and was dying at the time.
Mrs. Wilson was so thoughtful.  I am confident she had a hand in this.  
One Sunday afternoon Moochie dropped by out of the blue, with lovely flowers and a plant for my  Mom.   
Things were so challenging.  
My mom and my family so appreciated the kind, loving gesture.  
Mrs. Wilson was very special - clearly always thinking of others.

Dear Family,  I send my deepest condolences.  My Herat is heavy because  a love  one is  resting,  but ecstatic she’s resting in good hands. May God holds you all even closer during this time. 

Shanna

To the Wilson Family,

Mother Wilson was my Sunday School teacher, my Junior Church Mother, my Sunshine Band teacher, and so much more. She was always so happy to see me whenever I came home. The entire Eldridge family loved Mother Wilson, and she truly knew it.

Though she may be absent from the body, she will never be forgotten. Her love, faith, and kindness will live on in the hearts of everyone she touched.

“Well done, thou good and faithful servant.”

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” – 2 Timothy 4:7

Rest well, Mother Wilson. Your work here was truly a blessing to us all.  Dr Connie ELdridge Williams

To the Wilson Family,

Mother Wilson was my Sunday School teacher, Junior Church Mother, Sunshine Band teacher, and so much more. She was always happy to see me whenever I came home.

The entire Eldridge family loved Mother Wilson, and she knew it. Though absent from the body, she will never be forgotten.

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” — 2 Timothy 4:7

Well done, Mother Wilson. Enjoy your reward in heaven. 🙏🏽 Dr Connie Eldridge-Williams

I met Mildred wasn’t when I was 16 years old. We sat next to each other on the chartered bus to San Diego, California for the fellowship service.  I would ride with her to Phoenix on several occasions and also to San Diego for different meetings. We also traveled together to Memphis, Tennessee for the international Convocation on several occasions.  I remember one time they needed another teacher for a section of the convention center during Sunday school. She volunteered and did an excellent job..

I enjoyed going to her house on New Year’s Day for a huge dinner and fellowship. My birthday was the day after her husband‘s, so she always gave me a present when I went.  We were good friends. I admired her as a woman of God and as a teacher.  One of the reasons I became a teacher is because of her.  I can hear her now saying “oh Darlene Darlene” when she was emphasizing a point about a topic that was dear to her.  My prayers are with the family and always know that you’re in my thoughts.

My heart is heavy 💔 to hear of the transition of Mother Wilson. I will always remember Sister Wilson she was a big part of my life someone that was very lovable,kind hearted love us South Park children. Sister Wilson opened up her home for us treated us with the up most respect and correction if needed. I can remember as a little girl going home with and the boy on Sundays.  I could go on and onbecause of so many memories 😪 .Artis Wilson Jr AKA (Moochie) , Bryan and Derrick my sincere condolences and you the family are in my thoughts and prayers 🙏 ❤️ you all.

The best Sunday School teacher has gone home to her rest. I imagine her praising the Lord with Mother Maxwell and Mother Stingley. She will be missed, but to God be the glory in all things! Hallelujah, we thank you Lord for the time that you allowed us to spend with her! Gone but never forgotten 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Mother Wilson and family and the Dansby family were no strangers. Mother Wilson and Mother Dansby were friends back in Arkansas before either of them married. Our prayers are with the Wilson family. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

OBITUARY

Mildred Lee Wilson

August 29, 1933 – March 8, 2026

East Lawn Palms Mortuary & Cemetery

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