JEFF WILKERSON, 52, of Auxvasse, Missouri passed away at University Hospital and Clinics on October 6, 2006. He was born March 31, 1954 in Sikeston, Missouri, the son of the late Clyde and Treveal (Fowler) Wilkerson. On September 11, 1973, he was united in marriage to Kathryne "Katie" (Burnett) who survives at the home.
In addition to his wife he will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by one daughter, one son; one grandson; seven brothers, Norman and his wife Eva, Carmen and his wife, Tome and his wife, Kermit and his wife, Jerry and his wife, and a brother and his wife, all of Auxvasse, Missouri and Steve and his wife of Fulton, Missouri; six sisters, Norma Arehart of Seattle, Washington, Hazel Martin and her husband Glen of Auxvasse, Missouri, Jobina and her husband of Montgomery City, Missouri, a sister, and Wanda and her husband of Dresden, Tennessee; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and many dear friends. [some names withheld for privacy] His parents and one sister Patricia Mischnick preceded him in death.
Jeff first worked at A.P. Green and National Refractories, then as a guard at the prison and later he was a self-employed landlord. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, going to auctions, and having barbecues with his family.
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In addition to his wife he will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by one daughter, one son; one grandson; seven brothers, Norman and his wife Eva, Carmen and his wife, Tome and his wife, Kermit and his wife, Jerry and his wife, and a brother and his wife, all of Auxvasse, Missouri and Steve and his wife of Fulton, Missouri; six sisters, Norma Arehart of Seattle, Washington, Hazel Martin and her husband Glen of Auxvasse, Missouri, Jobina and her husband of Montgomery City, Missouri, a sister, and Wanda and her husband of Dresden, Tennessee; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and many dear friends. [some names withheld for privacy] His parents and one sister Patricia Mischnick preceded him in death.
Jeff first worked at A.P. Green and National Refractories, then as a guard at the prison and later he was a self-employed landlord. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, going to auctions, and having barbecues with his family.
Maupin Funeral Home Memorial Pamphlet
JEFF WILKERSON, 52, of Auxvasse, Missouri passed away at University Hospital and Clinics on October 6, 2006. He was born March 31, 1954 in Sikeston, Missouri, the son of the late Clyde and Treveal (Fowler) Wilkerson. On September 11, 1973, he was united in marriage to Kathryne "Katie" (Burnett) who survives at the home.
In addition to his wife he will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by one daughter, one son; one grandson; seven brothers, Norman and his wife Eva, Carmen and his wife, Tome and his wife, Kermit and his wife, Jerry and his wife, and a brother and his wife, all of Auxvasse, Missouri and Steve and his wife of Fulton, Missouri; six sisters, Norma Arehart of Seattle, Washington, Hazel Martin and her husband Glen of Auxvasse, Missouri, Jobina and her husband of Montgomery City, Missouri, a sister, and Wanda and her husband of Dresden, Tennessee; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and many dear friends. [some names withheld for privacy] His parents and one sister Patricia Mischnick preceded him in death.
Jeff first worked at A.P. Green and National Refractories, then as a guard at the prison and later he was a self-employed landlord. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, going to auctions, and having barbecues with his family.
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In addition to his wife he will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by one daughter, one son; one grandson; seven brothers, Norman and his wife Eva, Carmen and his wife, Tome and his wife, Kermit and his wife, Jerry and his wife, and a brother and his wife, all of Auxvasse, Missouri and Steve and his wife of Fulton, Missouri; six sisters, Norma Arehart of Seattle, Washington, Hazel Martin and her husband Glen of Auxvasse, Missouri, Jobina and her husband of Montgomery City, Missouri, a sister, and Wanda and her husband of Dresden, Tennessee; several nieces and nephews, other relatives and many dear friends. [some names withheld for privacy] His parents and one sister Patricia Mischnick preceded him in death.
Jeff first worked at A.P. Green and National Refractories, then as a guard at the prison and later he was a self-employed landlord. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, going to auctions, and having barbecues with his family.
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