Birth date: Oct 7, 1930 Death date: Jul 2, 2013
Mrs. Barbara Jean Wilson, age 82, passed away Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at Christian Care Living Center. She was born October 7, 1930 in Muskegon to Lavern and Elizabeth Elliott. Barb had a very rich life raising her family and being Read Obituary
Such a very special lady! Going to miss her at the Communion Services!
WOW, how sad that another one of the "party line"group is gone. Thinking of all of you with our deepest sympathy, Cherri Wright and the entire Wright family.
Barb Wilson such a wonderful talented lady. Barb is the one who showed me my first knitting machine at the Country Yarn & Craft Shop, helped me understand machine knitting and create beautiful items, especially hats. It was 1982, oh so long ago, things change but I would see her in the store and we would talk, always a good laugh. I last saw Barb all dressed up looking wonderful with her lovely daughter, though life changed she had the beautiful smile, laugh and caring eyes.
Doug, Rhonda, Mellan and the rest of the Wilson family~~ Thank you for sharing your mom with ALL of us kids in Fruitport!!! She was truly an AMAZING woman who had so much love to share with all of us!! Her smile, her spunk...... her craft talents and her wonderful recipes she shared with us were just the best!! My prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Love, Connie (Jasick)
What an incredible lady! So many great memories. Now she is in Heaven with my mother and I'm sure they are acting up! Barb will be missed by many as she touched everyone's life in her own special way.
R.I.P to a WONDERFUL friend and a coworker........Pedro Ybarra
What a pleasure it was to have known Barb. Always full of fun and laughter. She was a kind and sweet soul. She adored her family that surely will miss her. For every goodbye there is a hello, and I just know she is already having a great time reuniting with all that have gone before her. Keep the memories close.
Rest in peace Barb! You were a great person to work with at Prince!! Lisa Goetsch
To Barbs Family, I was honored to be one of Barbs Bus Drivers to LifeCircles, she kept the whole bus in stiches. I called her my "Little Light Bulb" (she always said "WHATTTTT) even when she heard me and just laughed about it. We could tell you so many fun stories about the fun we had with her. Thanks for sharing her with us. We will all miss her on our Wednesday Party Bus.
Sandy Stone (Bus LC06)
Barb I am so sad. We sure had some good times at work and carpooling! When I think of you I smile! Rest well.
