Tommie D. Wilson, 73, of Cabot, passed away on June 26, 2019. He was born September 13, 1945 in Cave City to the late William Clay Wilson and Elsie Isabel Crow.
Tommie served the public as the Chief of Ward Police Department as well as several other law enforcement agencies for a combined total of 30 years. He enjoyed being outdoors while grilling, cutting the grass, hunting, and fishing. Most of all, Tommie loved spending time with his family.
Tommie leaves behind his loving children Greg Wilson (Liz), Susie Schmidt (Don), Kimberly Hackler (Richard), and Tomitha Tarno (Donny); grandchildren Garrett, Kristen, Cody, Tim, Tristian, Gracie, Cheyenne, and Paisley; and one great-grandson due in July- Cade to carry on his memory.
Tommie is preceded in death by his parents William and Elsie Wilson, brother Eugene Wilson, and sons Tommy Joe Wilson and Michael Wilson.
*Obituary information courtesy of A Natural State Funeral Service, Jacksonville, AR*
Tommie served the public as the Chief of Ward Police Department as well as several other law enforcement agencies for a combined total of 30 years. He enjoyed being outdoors while grilling, cutting the grass, hunting, and fishing. Most of all, Tommie loved spending time with his family.
Tommie leaves behind his loving children Greg Wilson (Liz), Susie Schmidt (Don), Kimberly Hackler (Richard), and Tomitha Tarno (Donny); grandchildren Garrett, Kristen, Cody, Tim, Tristian, Gracie, Cheyenne, and Paisley; and one great-grandson due in July- Cade to carry on his memory.
Tommie is preceded in death by his parents William and Elsie Wilson, brother Eugene Wilson, and sons Tommy Joe Wilson and Michael Wilson.
*Obituary information courtesy of A Natural State Funeral Service, Jacksonville, AR*
Tommie D. Wilson, 73, of Cabot, passed away on June 26, 2019. He was born September 13, 1945 in Cave City to the late William Clay Wilson and Elsie Isabel Crow.
Tommie served the public as the Chief of Ward Police Department as well as several other law enforcement agencies for a combined total of 30 years. He enjoyed being outdoors while grilling, cutting the grass, hunting, and fishing. Most of all, Tommie loved spending time with his family.
Tommie leaves behind his loving children Greg Wilson (Liz), Susie Schmidt (Don), Kimberly Hackler (Richard), and Tomitha Tarno (Donny); grandchildren Garrett, Kristen, Cody, Tim, Tristian, Gracie, Cheyenne, and Paisley; and one great-grandson due in July- Cade to carry on his memory.
Tommie is preceded in death by his parents William and Elsie Wilson, brother Eugene Wilson, and sons Tommy Joe Wilson and Michael Wilson.
*Obituary information courtesy of A Natural State Funeral Service, Jacksonville, AR*
Tommie served the public as the Chief of Ward Police Department as well as several other law enforcement agencies for a combined total of 30 years. He enjoyed being outdoors while grilling, cutting the grass, hunting, and fishing. Most of all, Tommie loved spending time with his family.
Tommie leaves behind his loving children Greg Wilson (Liz), Susie Schmidt (Don), Kimberly Hackler (Richard), and Tomitha Tarno (Donny); grandchildren Garrett, Kristen, Cody, Tim, Tristian, Gracie, Cheyenne, and Paisley; and one great-grandson due in July- Cade to carry on his memory.
Tommie is preceded in death by his parents William and Elsie Wilson, brother Eugene Wilson, and sons Tommy Joe Wilson and Michael Wilson.
*Obituary information courtesy of A Natural State Funeral Service, Jacksonville, AR*
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