Birth date: May 16, 1937 Death date: Sep 3, 2018
Mr. Milton P. Wilson, 81 born on May 16, 1937 passed away on September 3, 2018. He is preceded in death by his wife Melba Wilson, parents Milton and Coque Wilson, sister Vicki Anderson and brother Jerry Wilson. He is survived by h Read Obituary
On behalf of OMISS, which Pat, W4PW was a member as the Chaplain for the organization I send our warmest greetings and condolences. May you all feel the warm, comforting of God as they wrap around you and sustain you during this time of grief and mourning. Pat will surely be missed by his friend here at OMISS. Rest in peace my friend, rest in eternal peace.
Brent, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. I know that your Dad was a good man and will be deeply missed. Please accept my sincere condolences and may God grant you strength in the days ahead. Roger Dickson
So sorry to hear about Milton. I can just see his face so full of wonderment as he takes in the beauty of heaven. I am sure he had been looking forward to this for the last few years. I know I will see both Milton and Melba again some day. Kim, call me. I want to talk to you. Annette Lowe, 936-328-8260.
Heartfelt condolences to the family of Mr. Wilson. He was a sweetheart of a man, and always had a smile for everyone.
Milton was an inspiration. He drove a church bus for First Baptist Pearland when I was a 11 year old kid and through this ministry he saw many kids like me saved. Milton and Huey Raney were a dynamic duo on that bus. Many years later as a grown married man I returned with family and there was Milton still teaching and singing for the Lord at First Baptist Pearland. He still remembered me and guided many of us young men over the years through the Gideon ministry, Choir, and teaching Sunday school. One of my favorite memories is Milton singing "Man of Sorrows" acapella at Shadycrest Baptist on open mic Sunday night service. He would be the first to tell you he was not a perfect man but to me he was one of the finest examples of a servants heart for our Lord Jesus Christ. He ran the race of life as well as anyone and now has entered into his reward. Thank you Milton for many years of brotherly love Christ like. Thank you Wilson family for allowing your dad and to serve the Lord his whole life through.
My brother was quietly funny. This may sound strange, but when we went to my sister's funeral, Milton, brother Terry, wife Bonnie, brother Danny, me and my husband Ronnie drove us all to San Antonio to her funeral. Afterwards we all went to get a bite to eat and then proceeded to drive home and my brother Milton sang all the way home. Old honkie tonk music that we were raised on. He was so cute. He loved to play pinochle also.The Wilson's are very competitive people. We do not like to lose at anything, to a fault. He has thrown cards before.😁 He loved his coffee too. 🍵He was a inspiration to many, especially me.
