Mitchell B. Wilson, 45, of Chatsworth, died suddenly Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014.
He was born on Aug. 11, 1969. Mitch was a wonderful dad who loved his boys very much. He was an avid sportsman who enjoyed fishing and hunting. He was an expert marksman. He could do anything or fix anything. You could tell him how a motor sounded and he would tell you what was wrong and how to fix it, then he would often say, “I’ll come and fix it for you,” often dropping what he was doing and driving many miles. There was not a job he was afraid to tackle. He enjoyed being with people, especially teasing or joking with them. He was kindhearted and would often delay his plans or work to help someone.
Survivors include his sons, Matthew Alexander (Kelsey) Wilson and Caden Wilson; parents, Ronald and Della Wilson; the mother of his sons, Sharon Blackstock Wilson; brother, Trevor (Lori) Wilson; special friend, Michelle Clements; nieces, Cora and Grace Wilson; and nephew, T.J. Wilson.
Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Dalton Funeral Home with Brother Scott Lee officiating.
He was born on Aug. 11, 1969. Mitch was a wonderful dad who loved his boys very much. He was an avid sportsman who enjoyed fishing and hunting. He was an expert marksman. He could do anything or fix anything. You could tell him how a motor sounded and he would tell you what was wrong and how to fix it, then he would often say, “I’ll come and fix it for you,” often dropping what he was doing and driving many miles. There was not a job he was afraid to tackle. He enjoyed being with people, especially teasing or joking with them. He was kindhearted and would often delay his plans or work to help someone.
Survivors include his sons, Matthew Alexander (Kelsey) Wilson and Caden Wilson; parents, Ronald and Della Wilson; the mother of his sons, Sharon Blackstock Wilson; brother, Trevor (Lori) Wilson; special friend, Michelle Clements; nieces, Cora and Grace Wilson; and nephew, T.J. Wilson.
Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Dalton Funeral Home with Brother Scott Lee officiating.
Mitchell B. Wilson, 45, of Chatsworth, died suddenly Saturday, Nov. 22, 2014.
He was born on Aug. 11, 1969. Mitch was a wonderful dad who loved his boys very much. He was an avid sportsman who enjoyed fishing and hunting. He was an expert marksman. He could do anything or fix anything. You could tell him how a motor sounded and he would tell you what was wrong and how to fix it, then he would often say, “I’ll come and fix it for you,” often dropping what he was doing and driving many miles. There was not a job he was afraid to tackle. He enjoyed being with people, especially teasing or joking with them. He was kindhearted and would often delay his plans or work to help someone.
Survivors include his sons, Matthew Alexander (Kelsey) Wilson and Caden Wilson; parents, Ronald and Della Wilson; the mother of his sons, Sharon Blackstock Wilson; brother, Trevor (Lori) Wilson; special friend, Michelle Clements; nieces, Cora and Grace Wilson; and nephew, T.J. Wilson.
Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Dalton Funeral Home with Brother Scott Lee officiating.
He was born on Aug. 11, 1969. Mitch was a wonderful dad who loved his boys very much. He was an avid sportsman who enjoyed fishing and hunting. He was an expert marksman. He could do anything or fix anything. You could tell him how a motor sounded and he would tell you what was wrong and how to fix it, then he would often say, “I’ll come and fix it for you,” often dropping what he was doing and driving many miles. There was not a job he was afraid to tackle. He enjoyed being with people, especially teasing or joking with them. He was kindhearted and would often delay his plans or work to help someone.
Survivors include his sons, Matthew Alexander (Kelsey) Wilson and Caden Wilson; parents, Ronald and Della Wilson; the mother of his sons, Sharon Blackstock Wilson; brother, Trevor (Lori) Wilson; special friend, Michelle Clements; nieces, Cora and Grace Wilson; and nephew, T.J. Wilson.
Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Dalton Funeral Home with Brother Scott Lee officiating.
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