Mariana G. Wilson, 90, of Wichita, passed away on March 31, 2016 in Wichita.
Her family will gather with friends at noon Wednesday at Carlson Funeral Home for her memorial tribute. She will be laid to rest in Walnut Valley Memorial Park following the service.
Mariana’s life began on March 26, 1926 in Newton, the daughter of Albert G. and Rose ( Knauss) Zieman. She was united in marriage to Robert B. Wilson on Aug. 21, 1946 in El Dorado. Mariana was a homemaker, a job she took great pride in doing.
Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the American Diabetes Association.
Her family will gather with friends at noon Wednesday at Carlson Funeral Home for her memorial tribute. She will be laid to rest in Walnut Valley Memorial Park following the service.
Mariana’s life began on March 26, 1926 in Newton, the daughter of Albert G. and Rose ( Knauss) Zieman. She was united in marriage to Robert B. Wilson on Aug. 21, 1946 in El Dorado. Mariana was a homemaker, a job she took great pride in doing.
Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the American Diabetes Association.
Mariana G. Wilson, 90, of Wichita, passed away on March 31, 2016 in Wichita.
Her family will gather with friends at noon Wednesday at Carlson Funeral Home for her memorial tribute. She will be laid to rest in Walnut Valley Memorial Park following the service.
Mariana’s life began on March 26, 1926 in Newton, the daughter of Albert G. and Rose ( Knauss) Zieman. She was united in marriage to Robert B. Wilson on Aug. 21, 1946 in El Dorado. Mariana was a homemaker, a job she took great pride in doing.
Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the American Diabetes Association.
Her family will gather with friends at noon Wednesday at Carlson Funeral Home for her memorial tribute. She will be laid to rest in Walnut Valley Memorial Park following the service.
Mariana’s life began on March 26, 1926 in Newton, the daughter of Albert G. and Rose ( Knauss) Zieman. She was united in marriage to Robert B. Wilson on Aug. 21, 1946 in El Dorado. Mariana was a homemaker, a job she took great pride in doing.
Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the American Diabetes Association.
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