Gladys Peek Wilson passed away on November 26, 2020. A joyous celebration as she has been reunited with her husband, Hugh Wilson, and sisters Agnes McVay and Evelyn Santos and brothers Ralph Peek Jr and Elbert Peek.
She had a very full life filled with many late night card games with her children, Chris Wilson and Brenda Garrett; grandchildren, Michael Garrett and Lisa Garrett.
Her greatest joy in life was clogging, which lead her all over Virginia and North Carolina dancing away to her favorite bluegrass songs. Wherever she was there was laughter with her dry wit. She was an avid crafter, crocheting Afghans, sewing curtains, and doing home projects.
Burial will be at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
She had a very full life filled with many late night card games with her children, Chris Wilson and Brenda Garrett; grandchildren, Michael Garrett and Lisa Garrett.
Her greatest joy in life was clogging, which lead her all over Virginia and North Carolina dancing away to her favorite bluegrass songs. Wherever she was there was laughter with her dry wit. She was an avid crafter, crocheting Afghans, sewing curtains, and doing home projects.
Burial will be at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
Gladys Peek Wilson passed away on November 26, 2020. A joyous celebration as she has been reunited with her husband, Hugh Wilson, and sisters Agnes McVay and Evelyn Santos and brothers Ralph Peek Jr and Elbert Peek.
She had a very full life filled with many late night card games with her children, Chris Wilson and Brenda Garrett; grandchildren, Michael Garrett and Lisa Garrett.
Her greatest joy in life was clogging, which lead her all over Virginia and North Carolina dancing away to her favorite bluegrass songs. Wherever she was there was laughter with her dry wit. She was an avid crafter, crocheting Afghans, sewing curtains, and doing home projects.
Burial will be at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
She had a very full life filled with many late night card games with her children, Chris Wilson and Brenda Garrett; grandchildren, Michael Garrett and Lisa Garrett.
Her greatest joy in life was clogging, which lead her all over Virginia and North Carolina dancing away to her favorite bluegrass songs. Wherever she was there was laughter with her dry wit. She was an avid crafter, crocheting Afghans, sewing curtains, and doing home projects.
Burial will be at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.
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