Billie Jean Wilson, 77, of Warsaw, Mo. passed away peacefully on March 29, 2021.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike.
She leaves behind 3 step-daughters, 3 sons-in-law, and 3 granddaughters along with lots of friends and extended family.
The family will be having a private service to honor the life of Billie.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in her name to the Kansas City Wayside Waifs.
Several of her classmates offered some additional comments....
Billie loved Northeast high school (Class of 1961). She was a cheerleader and participated in many activities.
She attended KU, graduated from Webster University and retired from Marion Laboratories.
She and her husband Mike lived in Warsaw Missouri. Due to her kind, fun and giving personality, she was loved by all who knew her throughout her life. Her generosity knew no bounds.
Her many Interests included antique jewelry making, master gardening, hosting a gardening radio show, and Warsaw community activities. She was a history enthusiast and an avid collector.
She was a member of the National Button Society along with her mother and
grandmother.
Billie was an admired leader in all her endeavors.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike.
She leaves behind 3 step-daughters, 3 sons-in-law, and 3 granddaughters along with lots of friends and extended family.
The family will be having a private service to honor the life of Billie.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in her name to the Kansas City Wayside Waifs.
Several of her classmates offered some additional comments....
Billie loved Northeast high school (Class of 1961). She was a cheerleader and participated in many activities.
She attended KU, graduated from Webster University and retired from Marion Laboratories.
She and her husband Mike lived in Warsaw Missouri. Due to her kind, fun and giving personality, she was loved by all who knew her throughout her life. Her generosity knew no bounds.
Her many Interests included antique jewelry making, master gardening, hosting a gardening radio show, and Warsaw community activities. She was a history enthusiast and an avid collector.
She was a member of the National Button Society along with her mother and
grandmother.
Billie was an admired leader in all her endeavors.
Billie Jean Wilson, 77, of Warsaw, Mo. passed away peacefully on March 29, 2021.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike.
She leaves behind 3 step-daughters, 3 sons-in-law, and 3 granddaughters along with lots of friends and extended family.
The family will be having a private service to honor the life of Billie.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in her name to the Kansas City Wayside Waifs.
Several of her classmates offered some additional comments....
Billie loved Northeast high school (Class of 1961). She was a cheerleader and participated in many activities.
She attended KU, graduated from Webster University and retired from Marion Laboratories.
She and her husband Mike lived in Warsaw Missouri. Due to her kind, fun and giving personality, she was loved by all who knew her throughout her life. Her generosity knew no bounds.
Her many Interests included antique jewelry making, master gardening, hosting a gardening radio show, and Warsaw community activities. She was a history enthusiast and an avid collector.
She was a member of the National Button Society along with her mother and
grandmother.
Billie was an admired leader in all her endeavors.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike.
She leaves behind 3 step-daughters, 3 sons-in-law, and 3 granddaughters along with lots of friends and extended family.
The family will be having a private service to honor the life of Billie.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in her name to the Kansas City Wayside Waifs.
Several of her classmates offered some additional comments....
Billie loved Northeast high school (Class of 1961). She was a cheerleader and participated in many activities.
She attended KU, graduated from Webster University and retired from Marion Laboratories.
She and her husband Mike lived in Warsaw Missouri. Due to her kind, fun and giving personality, she was loved by all who knew her throughout her life. Her generosity knew no bounds.
Her many Interests included antique jewelry making, master gardening, hosting a gardening radio show, and Warsaw community activities. She was a history enthusiast and an avid collector.
She was a member of the National Button Society along with her mother and
grandmother.
Billie was an admired leader in all her endeavors.
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