Daughter of Alvin H. and Nora A. Parker Meredith.
Mother of Rita W. Saulsbury, William Alan Wilson, and Jerry M. Wilson.
A 1930 graduate of Federalsburg High School, Mrs. Wilson worked many years at the DuPont Company in Seaford, retiring on July 1, 1976, as a laboratorian.
An accomplished seamstress, she was also well known in Federalsburg for baking her yeast rolls.
She enjoyed her yard and the variety of flowers that adorned it.
Ms. Esther, as she was affectionately known, loved animals especially her cat. She was one of the two remaining original organizers of the DuPont Golden Girls; a member of Union United Methodist Church in Federalsburg and had been active in church circles in her earlier years.
Mother of Rita W. Saulsbury, William Alan Wilson, and Jerry M. Wilson.
A 1930 graduate of Federalsburg High School, Mrs. Wilson worked many years at the DuPont Company in Seaford, retiring on July 1, 1976, as a laboratorian.
An accomplished seamstress, she was also well known in Federalsburg for baking her yeast rolls.
She enjoyed her yard and the variety of flowers that adorned it.
Ms. Esther, as she was affectionately known, loved animals especially her cat. She was one of the two remaining original organizers of the DuPont Golden Girls; a member of Union United Methodist Church in Federalsburg and had been active in church circles in her earlier years.
Daughter of Alvin H. and Nora A. Parker Meredith.
Mother of Rita W. Saulsbury, William Alan Wilson, and Jerry M. Wilson.
A 1930 graduate of Federalsburg High School, Mrs. Wilson worked many years at the DuPont Company in Seaford, retiring on July 1, 1976, as a laboratorian.
An accomplished seamstress, she was also well known in Federalsburg for baking her yeast rolls.
She enjoyed her yard and the variety of flowers that adorned it.
Ms. Esther, as she was affectionately known, loved animals especially her cat. She was one of the two remaining original organizers of the DuPont Golden Girls; a member of Union United Methodist Church in Federalsburg and had been active in church circles in her earlier years.
Mother of Rita W. Saulsbury, William Alan Wilson, and Jerry M. Wilson.
A 1930 graduate of Federalsburg High School, Mrs. Wilson worked many years at the DuPont Company in Seaford, retiring on July 1, 1976, as a laboratorian.
An accomplished seamstress, she was also well known in Federalsburg for baking her yeast rolls.
She enjoyed her yard and the variety of flowers that adorned it.
Ms. Esther, as she was affectionately known, loved animals especially her cat. She was one of the two remaining original organizers of the DuPont Golden Girls; a member of Union United Methodist Church in Federalsburg and had been active in church circles in her earlier years.
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