Annette M. Wilson
April 24, 1964 ~ July 30, 2014
Annette M. Wilson, 50, of Marion, died on Wednesday, July 30, 2014, at St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids. A Celebration of Life will be held from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, August 10, 2014, at the Clark Alumni House at Coe College, Cedar Rapids. Survivors include her daughter, Samantha Gardner; significant other, George Madlon and his daughters, Montana and Skilar; brother, Tom (Tracy) Wilson; aunt, Olive Hardeman; nephews, Marc and Quinn; and great niece, Fiona. Annette was born on April 24, 1964, in Elkhart, Indiana, the daughter of Dale and Joy (Holdeman) Wilson. She worked as a cook at Coe College for many years. Annette loved the outdoors, especially enjoying hiking along the Mississippi River. She was preceded in death by her parents; and grandmother, Harriett Holdeman.
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I have lovely memories of Annette. She was very caring and loved her daughter so much. She will be missed so much by those whose lives she touched. May God bless your soul.
Annette provided me so much joy over the years at Coe. Always the smile and big greeting. So proud to share her deviled eggs and baked beans. I will never forget her and her kindnesses. Rest in peace Annette.
I love you Sis, you’ll be greatly missed by Allie and I both. Be good up there until we meet again. Peace be with you 🙂
Tom, I am so very sorry for your loss. I just recently got reacquainted with Annette on FB. This is a huge shock. My prayers are with you and your family. Again, I am so very sorry for your loss, and I’m thinking about you.
George-I am so very sorry. Tim Hotz
ANNETTE IM VERY BLESSED TO HAVE SPENT THE LAST FEW HOURS TOGETHER . I FLOAT ON THE MEMORIES WE MADE YET DROWN IN THE WE WILL NEVER DO IT AGAIN . I PROMISE TO TAKE GREAT CARE OF SAMMY . UNTIL I SEE YOU AGAIN FOREVER IN MY HEART . LOVE YOU
Tom, George and Family,
We’re so sorry for the unfortunate loss of Annette. Please know you’re all in our thoughts and prayers during these difficult times.
Our Sympathies,
Wendy Toman & Gary Junge