Lee Grant Wilson

My condolences and thoughts are with the family and friends of the Wilson family. Mr. Wilson served as an administrator, instructor, advisor, and mentor during my time at the Alabama School of Fine Arts. As a 1979 graduate, Mr. Wilson changed the trajectory of my career and life. Rest in peace, Mr. Wilson.

You have my deepest sympathy in the loss of Mr. Wilson. I had the pleasure of working with Lee G, he was an excellent instructor an manager.

y condolences to the family and all who loved him. Mr. Wilson touched and positively impacted so many lives! Im blessed to count myself among the many students at ASFA who learned valuable life lessons from him! May he soar in peace and power!

Mr. Wilson, thank you is not appropriate for what you gave me and my peers at ASFA. You understood the nature of young people who were different but driven by desires we could not completely understand at the time. You never criticized us but always challenged us to be great, to achieve and to do. Most of all, you committed yourself to a level of excellence that reflected all of our dreams. You were the one who taught us to respect the opportunities given to us while learning to love...

Thank you, Mr. Wilson, for being kind and patient, firm and steadfast. Thank you for believing in me when I was too young and confused to believe in myself. Time passes, love endures. ASFA class of 1987

I just heard about Mr. Wilson's passing. My Wilson was my history teacher in the late 1970's at ASFA. I was never a history buff, but I had such great respect and admiration for him, that I never slacked off on his class because I would never want to disappoint him. It was very apparent that he cared about each and every student, and I am very grateful that I was one of his students. I will never forget him. He was a great man! Sending my sincere sympathy and condolences to his family.