Mary H. Wilson

I called her Sister Mae, she was best friends with my mom when Bishop and she lived in Port Clinton, Oh. My mom and I use to visit them and spend weekends with them and their son Larry. My best memories are all of us being together at the Gypsum Tabernacle along with Uncle Harold
Boggs and Uncle (Bishop) Wallace Smith. Everyone of the elders are gone now...but the memories still remain. Remember when you taught me how to do the strings on my fingers to make Jacob's Ladder, and when you...

To Bishop Shouse and family: Aunt Mae was such a lovely woman. I often think about all the times we had together and all the amazing meals she cooked. She was an amazing woman of God and although she's with the Lord, we still have her loving memory. My condolences.

To the Shouse/Wilson & Greater Emmanuel Family:

I would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincere condolences to you in this hour of reflection. We know that to be absent from the Body is to be present with the Lord. I had the privilege of meeting Mother Wilson during the course of illness. Her remarkable strength is what impressed me most for it spoke volumes to the awesome Woman of God she was. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you.

pastor cynthia holloway paulsboro n.j.
we thank god for introducing me to greater emmanuel and to had time to be in the presence of a great women of god. when the spirt of god fell on sister wilson we knew god had shown up.we know that our father will fill the void and allow great memories to be known.
pastor cynthia holloway
vcc paulsboro n.j.