In Memory

Greg Wilson

Greg Wilson

Gregory Carl Wilson

     Gregory Carl Wilson 22, died early Sunday, July 20th, 1975, in the hospital after being in an auto accident at Plaza boulevard and West Railroad street.

     Born in Kearney, he was employed by Anderson Construction Co.  He was a member of Faith United Methodist Church.  He graduated from Kearney High School in 1971 and attended Kearney State College where he was a member of Phi Delta fraternity.

     Surviving are his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Wilson of Kearney, two brothers;  Randy of Red Cloud and Douglas L. of Kearney., step-grandmother Mrs. Flossie Lawson of Kearney, aunts and uncles.

     Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Faith United Methodist Church with the Rev. Wendell Davis officiating.  Burial will be in Kearney Cemetery.  Pallbearers will be Jeff Fern, Randy Nuttelman, Mark Castrop, William Dahl, John Bendfeldt, and Joe Sajevic.

     The family plans memorials to White Hill Cemetery, Kearney County.

     Anderson Johnson Horner Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.


 
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03/12/11 08:37 PM #1    

Dale Jr Johnson

 I don't remember when I met Greg Wilson, but he grew to be a valued friend.  He had the biggest heart and a passion for life.  He truly would give you the shirt off his back.  Every time I hear "Maggie May" I think of Greg.

04/05/11 12:51 PM #2    

Edward Nolan

 

Greg will always have my gratitude and respect!  At a time when I was about to make a terrible mistake, and accept the responsibility for something I was not responsible for, it was Greg that demonstrated the character to tell me the truth about what had been going on, and convinced me it would be a foolish thing, not an honorable thing, to accept any responsibility.
 
Also, while I was in the Marines Greg made it a point to contact my older brother, on many occasions, and to inquire about my well being; for both these things I will always be grateful.

05/29/12 03:17 AM #3    

Jane Carlson (DeCecco)

The one thiing I remember most about Greg was his smile.  No matter who he was with or what he was doing, you always saw that smile. If you needed help, he would be the first one there. He had a big heart and was a great friend. His smile said it all.

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