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Eunice Erickson Williams "Billie" Wilson

Eunice Wilson Obituary

At the Nevins Home in Methuen, Massachusetts, passed away on Friday, August 8, 2008. She was born on January 19, 1910 in Newburyport, Massachusetts. She worked for 18 years as a teacher and guidance counselor for Billerica Public Schools. She retired in 1970 but continued to substitute until 1986. She served on the Board of Directors of the Solomon Mental Health Center in Lowell. She married Kenneth H. Wilson, Sr. in 1935. She met him while working as a singer at the WHDH Radio Broadcasting Station. She received her Bachelor of Science in Education from Boston University. Then in 1948 she was blessed with the adoption of her son Kenneth H. Wilson, Jr. She received her Masters in Education at age 50. She is listed in the "Who's Who of American Women, 4th Edition" and "The International Biography". She is survived by her son Ken and his wife Kathleen, her granddaughters Erica and Andrea; her great-grandchildren Felicia, Chelsea, Jonathan, and Katie. They all currently live in Richmond, VA. A Memorial Service will be held at New England Bible Church on Thursday, August 14, 2008 at 2:00. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Building Fund of New England Bible Church.

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Published by Boston Globe on Aug. 12, 2008.

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Addie Finley

January 17, 2009

Billie was my friend as she was a friend to everyone who came in contact with her. I met her when she was taking a course at Merrimack College. We remained in contact and I did visit her at Nevins. However we lost touch as I was busy taking 5 graduate courses and said that I would be in touch when I finished. I am sorry to hear of her passing and extend my sympathy to her family. I will always have a place in my heart for Billie.

Carole (Deeney) Redden

September 6, 2008

Dear Wilson Family,
Sorry I missed this obit. I would have been pround to attend her services. I can't think of anyone else in the Billerica school systems who touched so many lives. What a down to earth person she was. You could go to her with any problem. She was the best! I can still see her racing thru the halls. My own mother who passed away 4 years ago, also thought she was a peach of a person.She will now have alot of conversations about how her "kids" turned out now that she is in heaven. RIP dear lady. Class of '68

Elizabeth Patriquin

September 4, 2008

Bless you Mrs Wilson. You helped so many. Rest in peace.

Terry Belville

August 21, 2008

There's a new angel in heaven ..and I'll bet she's raising h-ll! She was a lovely, caring, generous and fun woman who was more alive than most anyone I'd ever met. She saved my life when I was young and I love her still for it. I'm sure she's busy watching over all of us.

Michelle Mccann

August 14, 2008

Mrs. wilson is what I called her, she was one of the most wonderful people I have ever known.She was there for me during a very difficult time in my life, for her I will always be grateful!

Verniece Hensey

August 14, 2008

Billee was my friend, my neighbor, my confidante. I love her and will miss her. She opened her heart and her home to me in 1968 when we moved across the street from those beautiful Japanese Gardens. She watched over me as I raised my family. God brought me to her and now she is with him - hearing Him say "well done, good and faithful servant ...".

Marylyn Clark

August 13, 2008

I got to know Billee a couple of years ago when she shared a room at Nevins with my mother, Alice. Even well into her nineties she was amazing! I remember telling people about my mother's roommate who had a computer and was planning to learn to speak Spanish!
Billee was always so gracious and enthusiastic. It was a delight to visit with her. She was an inspiration and a model for all of us as to how to age gracefully and never stop learning.

Joan Bennett Guidoboni

August 13, 2008

Billee was very special to my family.My sisters and I baby-sat Ken Jr. We kept in touch through cards,especially at Christmas time, and phone calls. She was very dear to me. I will miss her dearly. She was a very devoted friend. God Bless you Billee.
Kenny, contact me.

Steven Johnson

August 13, 2008

Billie was my Guidance Counselor and a great friend of mine. We have kept in touch for 28 years and loved Billie like a MOM.She always made me laugh !! She will be missed Greatly.

Kate Phaneuf

August 12, 2008

Billee was a longtime friend of my family. She used to accompany her friend (my Aunt Jacquie) to Sunday dinners at our house when I was growing up in Malden, MA. We will all miss her very, very much. To Ken and all your family.....I want to share my very heartfelt condolences.

Cheryl Holman

August 12, 2008

I met "Billee" in 1963 when I was in the 8th grade. Through my 4 years at BMHS she was my friend and confidante. We lost touch after i graduated but we were reunited in 1989 when my mother passed away. Since then we have kept in touch via letters and phone. I have many letters that she wrote me and I will cherish them always.
To her family, may God Bless you and guide you in the upcoming days. Take comfort in knowing that "Billee" is at peace and with her Lord.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Williams

August 12, 2008

I loved my Great Aunt Eunice and have a lot of memories of her. Like the winters when she wore only her scarf, the time in her 80's when she jumped into our pool with all her close on, and all the Christmas's that she spent with our family. We the Williams will miss her a lot. May God grant her peace forever.

janet and joe hughes

August 12, 2008

i loved billie very much i was so saddened to hear when she passed. she will always be in my heart. great lady.

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