Zella K. Wilson

Zella K. Wilson

January 18, 1939 - January 06, 2026

Obituary

Zella K. Wilson (nee Stine) passed away on January 6, 2026 in Elkton , MD, she was the beloved wife of the late Bill L. Wilson. Zella was the devoted mother of Buddy Wilson (Angie), Tammy L. Wilson and the late Johnny Wilson and was the loving grandmother of Kelly Dawson (Jeremy), Craig Lindecamp, Kasey Griffitts (Caleb) and Kati Wilson. Sister of the late Dorothy Carpenter, Curtis Stine and Richard Stine. She is also survived by her great-grandchildren Lona Dawson and Reagan Griffitts.

Zella was a huge Orioles fan.


The family will receive friends at Tarring Cargo Funeral Home, P.A., 333 S. Parke Street, Aberdeen on Friday, January 9 from 11 AM until 1 PM when her funeral service will begin with interment to follow at Harford Memorial Gardens.

Events

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Service
Fri Jan 9, 2026 @ 1:00 PM EDT
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home • 333 S Parke St., Aberdeen, MD 21001
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Nancy and Dave VanMeter
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With deepest sympathy and heartfelt prayers for Zellas family and all who loved her.
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Claudette Smith
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Tammy and buddy I’m so sorry to hear of your loss and all the rest of the family. We really loved Zella. I had hoped when I was up there back in the summer to stop and see her but I didn’t get time to and I’m so sorry telling and I really loved Bill and Stella when we lived in the park next to him. She was always had a kind person always funny always harassed and Toe when they got together my condolences go out to you and all your family.
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Penney Simms
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Due to Zella’s friendship through the years with JoAnn Edwards and family, she become part of the Brensinger family also…she was a “special” lady, she will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to her family.♥️Penney Simms
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Gena Vaughan
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My deepest sympathy to Miss Zella's family on her passing. May God be with you and ease your pain with a peace that passes all understanding.
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Love George and Maureen
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Our thoughts and prayers are you during this difficult time.
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Anonymous
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With deepest sympathy while remembering the times when Mrs. Wilson and my Mom would be sitting together on the sidelines as our greatest cheerleaders.

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