Neal Wilson Obituary

Darren & family, my family and I extend our sincere condolences to you both and the entire Wilson family during this most difficult time. May God comfort each of you now and especially through the many days ahead as you recall your memories. You remain in our prayers.

Neal was special! He was a gentleman, compassionate, understanding, a good listener, a man’s man, a teacher, an encourager, a sweet man, a friend, a buddy, a perfectionist when it came to his work, a man of his word, someone you could always count on and so much more. He was cool. He loved his children and talked to me about how much he enjoyed Christmas with them when they were young – putting up the tree and watching them open their presents and cooking for them the “special meals”. He was happy when they were happy! He felt deeply about his family, his mother, his sister and her husband and those who had gone on before. He worked for my dad, Eric, for more than 20 years. My dad would say to me when he thought I was not as available to him as he wanted “Don’t worry. I know I can call Neal and he’ll help me.” They had a special relationship with a deep respect for each other. When I moved into my dad’s house, Neal became indispensable to me. He knew more about the house and yard than anyone. His was the final word as far as I was concerned about what I should do concerning any decision I made. My mantra was “I’ll ask Neal”. Some felt slighted, but that was the way it was. I wanted to know what he thought about all kinds of things. Needless to say, I will miss him deeply. He was my friend and buddy and I loved him. He was family. He taught me so much. He told about when things got difficult and he found himself in a tough situation he would say to himself, “Well, Neal, now what?” and sooner or later he would bust out laughing. It was better than any other solution. Then he would get about living. I am not laughing now as I know you all aren’t. But I will remember Neal’s words and make every effort to live life as Neal did! God be with you and yours.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My deepest sympathy is extended to the Wilson family during this difficult time in the loss of your loved one. My prayers and thoughts are with you and may GOD continue to be your rock during this time.

To the Wilson Family (our other family), We often go back to our years on St. Philip Street. What precious memories. Mr. Neal, of course was a part of us. He was a big brother to our parents and a father figure to us. We grew distant as the years went by; but the memories are still there(especially those late night rides in the station wagon coming home from your West Ashley home). May you find the comfort in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We know that Mr. Neal will be missed by many-especially the family. We love you and may God continue to bless ALL of you. May His love sorround you all!! With our deepest sympathy, Bea, Paul, Evie, Junnie, Bubbles and Landa.

To Darren,DeAnna & Family
We are sorry to hear of your loss.The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow. May God continue to keep each of you during this time of bereavement.

Mr. Wilson was a kind man who always was considerate of others. He will be missed by everyone who knew him as God welcomes him home.

Mrs. C. Walter McDermott

To Ms. Bea and Wilson Children
My thoughts and prayers are with you through these difficult time.As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Ms. Bea and Children,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you through your bereavement and always. May your memories give you comfort and strength.

Mr & Mrs. Clarence Wright

A good father and a great man with a pure heart. Words can't describe how I will miss him. Loved and respected by many. I will always love u, Tina.

Larson Wilson and Family,
We will hold you and your family close in our prayers. God will guide you through these tough times and provide the support you need. God Bless...we will be thinking of you.

Donna, I am so sorry for your loss. Always remember the good times with your Dad. I'm sure God must have needed him for reasons we don't know. Keep your faith in God to get you through this difficult time.

To Kontina Palmer and Family:

May God cotinue to keep you and yours during this difficult time in your lives. He is your Comforter and Strength, so look towards the hills from whence cometh your help. Be bless and know that you are in my prayers.

Neal was the only father that I knew, he was a hard working man. He loved my kids Monique and Sylvia very much and I will be forever greatful!! Words can't express how I feel, but all I know is he will always be in my heart!!!!!! Love Always, Sonia