Lois W. Wilson

I just want to say that my mom was the best mother anyone could ever have and I can not thank her enough for everything she has done for me. I will miss all of the time we spent together the past 47 years and all of memories we have together will last a lifetime. I am forever grateful to Dr. Philip Nivatpumin whom I credit with curing her from terminal cancer 7 years ago and allowing myself and our family to have the additional time we had with her. She very much loved her grandaughters Abby and Tabby and was able to be part of their life for some time because of Dr. Phil. Her love of flowers and plants will continue to live on with her business Evergreen Farm and I am glad we have been able to keep that going for her. No words can express how much she will be missed on this earth. I will always love and remember my mom Lois Wilson.

Mrs. Wilson was my 3rd grade teacher in 1953 & 1954 and was one of my favorite teachers. She always remembered me whenever or wherever I saw her she always gave me a big hug and a peck on the cheek. She loved her flowers and her farm but she truly loved her son and always spoke fondly of him. When I'd see his "work" car in the driveway I'd tease her that her son was home and she was on top of the world. Anyone who knew her truly loved her and my heart goes out to her son and his family for their loss.

Mrs Wilson was my third grade teacher, and also taught my older brother John. She was an excellent teacher, and a genuinely nice person. I saw her again years later when I took my grandmother to the farm to buy flowers. She was just as pleasant as she had always been. I have wonderful memories of my time in her classroom, and meeting her again years later. Deepest sympathy to her family. Keep those special memories close to your heart.

Jon, I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. She was a very sweet woman. Just remember, you were her world. Cherish the memories and remind your daughters as they grow up what a wonderful woman your mother was. Shawn