Nelson Robert "Bob" Wilson Jr.

Dear Gerry and family..We are so sorry for your loss. And so glad we got to see you at the SHS 50th. Our prayers are with you at this trying time and our hope in Christ our redeemer is sure.

I am so saddended by the passing of Nelson - a former neighbor growing up in our childhood, a playmate and a classmate of the class of 55. I am so happy to have seen him at our class of 55, 50th reunion, just 5 short months ago. My sympathies are with you, Gerry, and all your family. May God bless you and your family.

Peggy Casey Luby

Carl and I were saddened by the news of Nelson's death. We have fond memories of him from high school and from our 50th class reunion. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.

To the WIlson Family I'm sorry to hear of the passing of Bob. I considered him a friend and worked with him on projects through AEP.

GERRY, THANKS TO ANOTHER 55'SHS GRADUATE I LEARNED OF BOB'S DEATH TODAY. LAST YEAR BOB AND I STARTED TO EXCHANGE E-MAILS AND IT WAS FUN TO REESTABLISH A LONG DORMANT FRIENDSHIP.
I AM SO GLAD I WAS ABLE TO TALK WITH THE BOTH OF YOU AT OUR 50TH REUNION THIS PAST AUGUST. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND THE OTHER MEMBERS OF HIS MUCH-ADORED FAMILY.

FLETCH

My deepest sympathy to the Wilson Family on their great loss. I too will miss Nelson, my old friend and classmate .

I was so sorry to hear about Robert's (Nelson, as I remember him as a child) passing. I well remember our days at First Baptist Church in Sidney.
You have my deepest sympathy and my prayers are with you all.
Gary Davidson

Dear Amazing FAMILY,
I wanted to wish my condulences for the loss of one amazing man that became like a grandpa to me as well because both of mine have already passed away. I am so sorry and I love your whole entire family! I will be at the funeral to say my goodbyes and be there with all of you.
LOVE ALWAYS,
Anna Marie Herb

We were very saddened to learn of Nelson's death when we read the Dispatch at our winter location in Florida. Our deep sympathy to his immediate and extended family. Of course, Wayne and Nelson (his name that we knew him by) were classmates at Sidney High School.