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Todd Creighton Wilson
May 3, 2011
Todd Creighton Wilson, 42 of Cantonment passed away Thursday, April 28, 2011. He was a lifetime resident of Cantonment and a 1986 graduate of Tate High School. He was employed by IP for 21 years. Todd loved spending time with his family, watching the Food Network and cooking for his guys. Todd loved boating at the beach on beautiful days and eating at Peg Leg Pete’s. He was very kind and giving. Todd adored his wife, Rosa, his soul mate and was most proud of his son, Seth.
Todd was preceded in death by his grandfather, Robert B. Creighton, Sr.; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Felisia Kennedy and James (Pop) Kennedy.
Todd is survived by his wife of 16 years, Rosa Wilson; six-year old son, Seth; grandparents, Mary C. Creighton and Annie Wilson of Pensacola; parents, Bobbie Jean Wilson and Mark Baird; father, Ned Wilson, Jr. of Cantonment; brother, Ned Wilson III (Ana) of Missouri; sister, Brandy King (Tracy) of Cantonment; brother and sister-in-law, Matt & Sandie Kennedy of Milton; nieces, Brittney Kennedy and Elisa Wilson; nephews, Travis & Justin King, and Jayden Wilson; and loving family of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. God Bless you, we love you and we will always miss you.
Funeral service were 2:00 p.m. Monday, May 2, 2011, at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North with Eddie and Jane Faircloth officiating. Burial followed at Cottage Hill Community Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be L.T. Thomas, Kevin Parker, Brian Parker, Brian Pitts, Kevin Wiggins and Greg McCreless. Honorary pallbearers will be Rip Holt, Steve Shelby, Terry Williams, Stuart Dorman, Tommy Hilley, Robert Creighton, III, Shawn Creighton, Edgar Navida, William Cox (Wildman), and Al Buchanan.
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10 Responses to “Todd Creighton Wilson”
I miss you Mr. Todd, I miss the sunshine you brought to everyone around you. I pass by your old houses sometimes, looking for you in the yard. In a way I’m blessed because all of the memories I have of you as a little girl are still picture perfect. We weren’t related but you were my daddy’s bestfriend, I didn’t have any uncles that lived in florida or that I was actually even close with. You gave me the definition of an uncle and I know no one can fill those shoes. You were apart of our family and always will be. Your life stories will always be passed on, and my memories of you will last forever. Your life was not taken early and it was not unfair, don’t worry it’ll take time but everyone will realize that. I won’t take getting the chance to know you for granted, I want to thank you for all of the memories and experiences and everything you taught me. Love always, Christine Buchanan. (Al’s kid)
Uncle Todd , Even Though You werent My Real Uncle You Took Me And Colby & chance has your own neices and nephews . Everytime You would Tell You Loved us and nver to forget it , and i just want to say I love you ! and miss you a lot, Just wish you where here , but i know you are , And AuntRosa And Seth arein Our prayers everyday , love you ,
I used to work at mill as a custodian and cleaned the area he had worked at. He and I got along well and I considered him a friend of mine up there. We used to chill and talk while on break and he was an overall great guy. I found out about his passing yesterday as I went to the store and heard from another guy at the mill. Sorry to hear it and my thoughts and prayers are with his friends and family at this time.
I’ve suffered a loss myself, so I can feel the pain they are going through, my brother passed away in June.
Bud and I worked @ the paper mill. Todd was handsome, sweet and kind. Most of the time he had a smile on his face. He always had a minute to at least say hi. He didn’t know us very well. But he still smiled and said hi. We will pray for Rosa and the children. They can know that Todd was someone to be proud of.
Rosa, I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Todd will be missed by all of us. Praying for the family.
We will miss you Todd, Many Good Times and Memories
May you rest in peace, Todd…
Praying for the Wilson family.
We will all miss him