Caroline May Wilson, born Feb. 16, 2017 at Gulf Coast Hospital in Panama City, passed away on Feb. 20, 2017.
Survivors include her mother, Magen Creamer; her father, Jacob Wilson; her grandparents, Daniel and Tonya Creamer, Chris and Jennifer Wilson, and Leigh and Sharleen Shiver; and her great-grandparents: Donna Glass, Ronnie Wilson, and Shirley Creamer.
She was preceded in death by her other family members, great-grandfather Wayne Glass, Junior Creamer, Marie Smith, and Aileen Wilson.
Services were held Friday Feb. 24 at the Church of God in Carrabelle, 1478 Hwy 67. Family viewing started at 9:30 a.m., and public viewing was from 10 to 11 a.m., until services started at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Eastpoint Cemetery.
Papa I need you to keep Caroline, just for a little while.
Show her how to run and play, cherish her little smile.
Teach her how to fish and push her on a swing.
Each time I close my eyes, I will hear her sing.
For when my job here is finished, and nothing left for me to do.
I'll be going home to Heaven to be with both of you.
Services were provided by Comforter Funeral Home.
The Times Apalachicola Florida
Survivors include her mother, Magen Creamer; her father, Jacob Wilson; her grandparents, Daniel and Tonya Creamer, Chris and Jennifer Wilson, and Leigh and Sharleen Shiver; and her great-grandparents: Donna Glass, Ronnie Wilson, and Shirley Creamer.
She was preceded in death by her other family members, great-grandfather Wayne Glass, Junior Creamer, Marie Smith, and Aileen Wilson.
Services were held Friday Feb. 24 at the Church of God in Carrabelle, 1478 Hwy 67. Family viewing started at 9:30 a.m., and public viewing was from 10 to 11 a.m., until services started at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Eastpoint Cemetery.
Papa I need you to keep Caroline, just for a little while.
Show her how to run and play, cherish her little smile.
Teach her how to fish and push her on a swing.
Each time I close my eyes, I will hear her sing.
For when my job here is finished, and nothing left for me to do.
I'll be going home to Heaven to be with both of you.
Services were provided by Comforter Funeral Home.
The Times Apalachicola Florida
Caroline May Wilson, born Feb. 16, 2017 at Gulf Coast Hospital in Panama City, passed away on Feb. 20, 2017.
Survivors include her mother, Magen Creamer; her father, Jacob Wilson; her grandparents, Daniel and Tonya Creamer, Chris and Jennifer Wilson, and Leigh and Sharleen Shiver; and her great-grandparents: Donna Glass, Ronnie Wilson, and Shirley Creamer.
She was preceded in death by her other family members, great-grandfather Wayne Glass, Junior Creamer, Marie Smith, and Aileen Wilson.
Services were held Friday Feb. 24 at the Church of God in Carrabelle, 1478 Hwy 67. Family viewing started at 9:30 a.m., and public viewing was from 10 to 11 a.m., until services started at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Eastpoint Cemetery.
Papa I need you to keep Caroline, just for a little while.
Show her how to run and play, cherish her little smile.
Teach her how to fish and push her on a swing.
Each time I close my eyes, I will hear her sing.
For when my job here is finished, and nothing left for me to do.
I'll be going home to Heaven to be with both of you.
Services were provided by Comforter Funeral Home.
The Times Apalachicola Florida
Survivors include her mother, Magen Creamer; her father, Jacob Wilson; her grandparents, Daniel and Tonya Creamer, Chris and Jennifer Wilson, and Leigh and Sharleen Shiver; and her great-grandparents: Donna Glass, Ronnie Wilson, and Shirley Creamer.
She was preceded in death by her other family members, great-grandfather Wayne Glass, Junior Creamer, Marie Smith, and Aileen Wilson.
Services were held Friday Feb. 24 at the Church of God in Carrabelle, 1478 Hwy 67. Family viewing started at 9:30 a.m., and public viewing was from 10 to 11 a.m., until services started at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Eastpoint Cemetery.
Papa I need you to keep Caroline, just for a little while.
Show her how to run and play, cherish her little smile.
Teach her how to fish and push her on a swing.
Each time I close my eyes, I will hear her sing.
For when my job here is finished, and nothing left for me to do.
I'll be going home to Heaven to be with both of you.
Services were provided by Comforter Funeral Home.
The Times Apalachicola Florida
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