Stanley (Stan) J. Wilson, age 59 of Dewey, Oklahoma passed away from a battle with Covid at Jane Phillips Ascension Hospital in Bartlesville, Oklahoma on September 27, 2021. Stan was born on December 26, 1961 in Independence, Kansas to Norma Jean and Fred L. Wilson, who preceded him in death. He is survived by his wife Nancy Love-Wilson. Stan and Nancy were married on March 22, 2014. He is also survived by a daughter, Amy Rutherford of Bixby, Okla., grandsons, Wyatt Perkins and Mason Perkins of Bixby and great granddaughter, Layla, his sister Terri Simmons and nieces Holly Simmons and Sarah Simmons Pouncil (Aaron), all of Independence, Kansas.
Having many interests in life, Stan would be first and foremost want to be known as a follower of Jesus. He attended Spirit Church of Bartlesville, Oklahoma where he served as greeter and bus driver on Sunday mornings. He was also involved in Bridges House, a women's transitional ministry with his wife Nancy, serving as house parents. He served with the John 3:16 Ministry in Tulsa, The Priesthood Motorcycle Ministry in Bartlesville as well as helped with the construction of housing of the Nehemiah Ministry. Stan never turned away from the opportunity to help others.
Stan enjoyed motorcycles and was an active member of PGR, serving as a Ride Captain and participated in toy rides collecting toys for children. Stan also enjoyed antique cars.
Stan's love for others was demonstrated by his chosen profession as an EMT with Bartlesville Ambulance Service for 27 years until the time of his death. He also served in maintenance for Oklahoma Wesleyan University for 6 years until the time of his death. He was well respected and admired by his fellow Bartlesville Ambulance staff and by all local first responders. He had also been active as a volunteer with Washington County Emergency Management in previous years.
Having many interests in life, Stan would be first and foremost want to be known as a follower of Jesus. He attended Spirit Church of Bartlesville, Oklahoma where he served as greeter and bus driver on Sunday mornings. He was also involved in Bridges House, a women's transitional ministry with his wife Nancy, serving as house parents. He served with the John 3:16 Ministry in Tulsa, The Priesthood Motorcycle Ministry in Bartlesville as well as helped with the construction of housing of the Nehemiah Ministry. Stan never turned away from the opportunity to help others.
Stan enjoyed motorcycles and was an active member of PGR, serving as a Ride Captain and participated in toy rides collecting toys for children. Stan also enjoyed antique cars.
Stan's love for others was demonstrated by his chosen profession as an EMT with Bartlesville Ambulance Service for 27 years until the time of his death. He also served in maintenance for Oklahoma Wesleyan University for 6 years until the time of his death. He was well respected and admired by his fellow Bartlesville Ambulance staff and by all local first responders. He had also been active as a volunteer with Washington County Emergency Management in previous years.
Stanley (Stan) J. Wilson, age 59 of Dewey, Oklahoma passed away from a battle with Covid at Jane Phillips Ascension Hospital in Bartlesville, Oklahoma on September 27, 2021. Stan was born on December 26, 1961 in Independence, Kansas to Norma Jean and Fred L. Wilson, who preceded him in death. He is survived by his wife Nancy Love-Wilson. Stan and Nancy were married on March 22, 2014. He is also survived by a daughter, Amy Rutherford of Bixby, Okla., grandsons, Wyatt Perkins and Mason Perkins of Bixby and great granddaughter, Layla, his sister Terri Simmons and nieces Holly Simmons and Sarah Simmons Pouncil (Aaron), all of Independence, Kansas.
Having many interests in life, Stan would be first and foremost want to be known as a follower of Jesus. He attended Spirit Church of Bartlesville, Oklahoma where he served as greeter and bus driver on Sunday mornings. He was also involved in Bridges House, a women's transitional ministry with his wife Nancy, serving as house parents. He served with the John 3:16 Ministry in Tulsa, The Priesthood Motorcycle Ministry in Bartlesville as well as helped with the construction of housing of the Nehemiah Ministry. Stan never turned away from the opportunity to help others.
Stan enjoyed motorcycles and was an active member of PGR, serving as a Ride Captain and participated in toy rides collecting toys for children. Stan also enjoyed antique cars.
Stan's love for others was demonstrated by his chosen profession as an EMT with Bartlesville Ambulance Service for 27 years until the time of his death. He also served in maintenance for Oklahoma Wesleyan University for 6 years until the time of his death. He was well respected and admired by his fellow Bartlesville Ambulance staff and by all local first responders. He had also been active as a volunteer with Washington County Emergency Management in previous years.
Having many interests in life, Stan would be first and foremost want to be known as a follower of Jesus. He attended Spirit Church of Bartlesville, Oklahoma where he served as greeter and bus driver on Sunday mornings. He was also involved in Bridges House, a women's transitional ministry with his wife Nancy, serving as house parents. He served with the John 3:16 Ministry in Tulsa, The Priesthood Motorcycle Ministry in Bartlesville as well as helped with the construction of housing of the Nehemiah Ministry. Stan never turned away from the opportunity to help others.
Stan enjoyed motorcycles and was an active member of PGR, serving as a Ride Captain and participated in toy rides collecting toys for children. Stan also enjoyed antique cars.
Stan's love for others was demonstrated by his chosen profession as an EMT with Bartlesville Ambulance Service for 27 years until the time of his death. He also served in maintenance for Oklahoma Wesleyan University for 6 years until the time of his death. He was well respected and admired by his fellow Bartlesville Ambulance staff and by all local first responders. He had also been active as a volunteer with Washington County Emergency Management in previous years.
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