God’s precious little child, Alex William Wilson, nine days old, passed from this earth to his heavenly home on Saturday, September 18, 2010, to join his grandpa, William Braun and his dad’s brother, Jason.
Leaving to cherish his memory include his parents, Jeremy Wilson and Melissa Braun; his twin brother, Collin Lee Wilson; his maternal grandparents, Sandra and Wade Myers of West Bend; his paternal grandparents, Desiree Wilson of Mukwonago and Lee Wilson Jr. of Waterford; his maternal great-grandmother, Evelyn Knepprath; his paternal great-grandfather, Lee Wilson Sr.; his aunts and uncle, Jenny Wilson, Stephanie Wilson, Scotty Braun and Sarah (Michael Otten) Braun-Otten and many other relatives.
A graveside service for Alex will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 22, 2010, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church Cemetery, 8881 Forestview Road (Kewaskum) in St. Michaels with Father Edwin Kornath officiating.
Although Alex was so tiny and frail, he gave us all such courage and hope and reminded us of the preciousness of life. Though we were able to hold him in our arms for only a little while, we will hold him in our hearts forever.
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Leaving to cherish his memory include his parents, Jeremy Wilson and Melissa Braun; his twin brother, Collin Lee Wilson; his maternal grandparents, Sandra and Wade Myers of West Bend; his paternal grandparents, Desiree Wilson of Mukwonago and Lee Wilson Jr. of Waterford; his maternal great-grandmother, Evelyn Knepprath; his paternal great-grandfather, Lee Wilson Sr.; his aunts and uncle, Jenny Wilson, Stephanie Wilson, Scotty Braun and Sarah (Michael Otten) Braun-Otten and many other relatives.
A graveside service for Alex will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 22, 2010, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church Cemetery, 8881 Forestview Road (Kewaskum) in St. Michaels with Father Edwin Kornath officiating.
Although Alex was so tiny and frail, he gave us all such courage and hope and reminded us of the preciousness of life. Though we were able to hold him in our arms for only a little while, we will hold him in our hearts forever.