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Brian "Muggs" Wilmore, passed away unexpectedly on April 6, 2025, in his hometown of Charlotte. He was born on March 1, 1956, in Charlotte. Brian graduated from Charlotte High School in 1974. He furthered his education by earning an associate's degree from Lansing Community College. On February 17, 1990, he married Carla Ann Maurer at the Lawrence Avenue United Methodist Church.
Brian dedicated many years of his life to working at O-I Glass, where he was known for his commitment and easy-going nature. He loved being outdoors and had a particular passion for hunting and fishing. One of his favorite traditions was the yearly salmon fishing trip he took up north, an event he eagerly anticipated each year. He also enjoyed playing Keno on Thursday afternoons with his best friend, Randy Grundstrom.
Family was of utmost importance to Brian. He cherished his time with his wife, Carla, and he adored his sons, Tom and Andy. His grandson, Vincent, held a special place in his heart as well.
Brian is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Carla; his sons Tom Wilmore, Andy (Rylie) Wilmore; his grandson Vincent Wilmore; his parents, Clare and Joyce Wilmore; his siblings, Ilene (Garth) Matonis, Neal (Kim) Wilmore, Wendy (Jim Martin) Wilmore, and Laurel Wilmore. He also leaves behind his best friend, Randy Grundstrom and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded death by his brothers, Barry, Kenny, and Alan Wilmore.
In keeping with the wishes of the family, cremation has taken place and no services will be held.
Those desiring may make contributions in Brian’s memory to the Gresham United Methodist Church 5055 Mulliken Road, Charlotte, MI 48813 or Charlotte High School Athletics 378 State Street, Charlotte, MI 48813.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
206 West Lawrence Avenue, Charlotte, MI 48813
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