Gregory "Coach" Wilson

Mr wilson was my pe teacher at beyer my sophomore year and also had my mom in his class. he was one of my favorite teachers i had the pleasure of having.

Mr. Wilson was my track coach all 4 years of high school and every track season was such a blast with him as the head/sprint coach. He quite literally was the reason I kept running track throughout my high school career. He was a staple of many memories I have of high school and he will be missed dearly. RIP Coach Wilson.

Later Will! My tobacco and cologne are safe! Will was my coach 87-90 for football and baseball. Later he had both my son´s for PE! He made my laugh and my boys RIP I have few stories on him ! Gone to soon

Sounds like Mr. Wilson blessed a lot of students whom he taught. Was a good example to his daughters. Condolence to your family for your loss and pain losing such a giving man.

Coach Wilson profoundly influenced the students of Beyer to give their best on the field, in the classroom and as a human being. Thank you for making me a better student and a better educator.

He was my JV baseball coach. We had many good laughs. He had that easy going mentality, but wasn´t afraid to kick you in the butt when needed. So sorry to hear of his passing. Condolences to the family.

such a good man and coach! Coached Pop Warner with my husband, RIP Jan Luiz

The nicest drill sgt. you could ever have (for P.E.) and a softy under that hard shell. Always looking out for the underdog. He let you know when something didn´t feel right or if someone was being treated unfairly. RIP Coach Wilson/GOAT!!!!

Coach Wilson always had a great nickname for students. Mine was "honk your horn" or just "Honk". I was his TA for bodybuilding my senior year. When he got engaged he knew I was an artist as he had come to my campus art shows. I spent many an hour in the boys locker room addressing his wedding invitations with my calligraphy. One day, the bell rang before I could get out of there, and all the boys came in and started showering. Coach Cornwell and Coach Wilson quickly drew the blinds and had...