John Wilson

Mr. Wilson was my art teacher for two years in the early sixties at Hughes High. He was a fantastic art teacher. I learned a lot form him. I remember receiving a double A on mid terms one year. May you Rest In Peace Mr. Wilson. Kathy Otis, student .

I was saddened to hear the news of Mr. Wilson’s passing.
I was fortunate enough to have spent a few years working with Mr. Wilson on our high school yearbook back in the early 80’s.
In conversation we discovered that he had been my Mother’s teacher in high school, as well! As far as adult role models go, he was the best of the best. He touched countless lives in such a positive and encouraging way. He pushed you towards excellence and applauded hard work, and called you out if...

Mr. Wilson was an amazing talent and teacher. Mrs. Wilson and Ben so sorry for your loss. May God bless your family.

So sorry to hear of John's passing. I played hockey with John and it was always a fun time at the rink with him (Go Bruins!). His art work and skating was always 1st class. Good memories for me.

Don Abrahamson

John was a neighbor in Mount Adams and he frequently walked past my home heading downtown to the Library and would admire the garden when I was watering it in the morning. He was always so friendly and kind and would take the time to stop and share a conversation.

Linda & Ben
I am so terribly sorry !! - I have the fondest memories of John !!
I spent countless hours playing hockey with him over the years at various rinks around town - always enjoyed being with him and looked forward to playing both with him and against him and talking with him - a truly sweet wonderful guy -
I have a caricature John painted of me on double runner skates carrying a medical kit which I still have and greatly treasure - we were always the old farts on the...

John was a wonderful neighbor on Antoninus Drive. He helped me with advise on a number of woodworking projects. And, always with a smile and good conversation. We extend our sincere sympathy.

Linda and Ben, Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Our family will always be grateful for the friendship and care you gave to Nanny and Pappa. It meant the world to us and to my Grandparents. May you cherish the wonderful memories. Rest In Peace, Mr. Wilson

My deepest sympathy he was my art teacher at western hills high school! I always admired his talent. Harriet Cappel