Elma was born in Spruce Pine, North Carolina to the late Dock Pearl and Maude (Arwood) Pyatte. She married Leonard W. Wilson February 14, 1943. He preceded her in death April 21, 2008.
Elma was a homemaker and was previously employed at RCA for 10 years and also at Foster Forbes. She was a member of Nelson Street Wesleyan Church in Marion and the GM Sympathy Club. Elma loved to read and enjoyed crocheting and quilting.
Survivors include her daughter, Janet C. Williams, Gaston; son, Harry A. (Jean) Wilson, Marion, sister, Marcell Skaggs, Muncie; grandchildren, Anna (Jeff) Holeman, Leah (Bob) Hartley, Ben (Brandi) Williams, James (Deanna) Wilson, Tina (Robert) Nelson; great-grandchildren, Brandon Allen, Jean Ann, Lindsey, Heather, Joshua, Jacob, Braxton, Blake, Alyssa, Hayden, Anthony, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard W. Wilson; parents; one sister and three brothers.
Elma was a homemaker and was previously employed at RCA for 10 years and also at Foster Forbes. She was a member of Nelson Street Wesleyan Church in Marion and the GM Sympathy Club. Elma loved to read and enjoyed crocheting and quilting.
Survivors include her daughter, Janet C. Williams, Gaston; son, Harry A. (Jean) Wilson, Marion, sister, Marcell Skaggs, Muncie; grandchildren, Anna (Jeff) Holeman, Leah (Bob) Hartley, Ben (Brandi) Williams, James (Deanna) Wilson, Tina (Robert) Nelson; great-grandchildren, Brandon Allen, Jean Ann, Lindsey, Heather, Joshua, Jacob, Braxton, Blake, Alyssa, Hayden, Anthony, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard W. Wilson; parents; one sister and three brothers.
Elma was born in Spruce Pine, North Carolina to the late Dock Pearl and Maude (Arwood) Pyatte. She married Leonard W. Wilson February 14, 1943. He preceded her in death April 21, 2008.
Elma was a homemaker and was previously employed at RCA for 10 years and also at Foster Forbes. She was a member of Nelson Street Wesleyan Church in Marion and the GM Sympathy Club. Elma loved to read and enjoyed crocheting and quilting.
Survivors include her daughter, Janet C. Williams, Gaston; son, Harry A. (Jean) Wilson, Marion, sister, Marcell Skaggs, Muncie; grandchildren, Anna (Jeff) Holeman, Leah (Bob) Hartley, Ben (Brandi) Williams, James (Deanna) Wilson, Tina (Robert) Nelson; great-grandchildren, Brandon Allen, Jean Ann, Lindsey, Heather, Joshua, Jacob, Braxton, Blake, Alyssa, Hayden, Anthony, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard W. Wilson; parents; one sister and three brothers.
Elma was a homemaker and was previously employed at RCA for 10 years and also at Foster Forbes. She was a member of Nelson Street Wesleyan Church in Marion and the GM Sympathy Club. Elma loved to read and enjoyed crocheting and quilting.
Survivors include her daughter, Janet C. Williams, Gaston; son, Harry A. (Jean) Wilson, Marion, sister, Marcell Skaggs, Muncie; grandchildren, Anna (Jeff) Holeman, Leah (Bob) Hartley, Ben (Brandi) Williams, James (Deanna) Wilson, Tina (Robert) Nelson; great-grandchildren, Brandon Allen, Jean Ann, Lindsey, Heather, Joshua, Jacob, Braxton, Blake, Alyssa, Hayden, Anthony, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard W. Wilson; parents; one sister and three brothers.
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