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Johnson. He was educated in the public schools of Lee County and graduated from Bishopville High School in 1976. He also attended Morris College in Sumter, South Carolina.
Deacon Wilson accepted Christ at an early age and was ordained as a Deacon on May 30, 2004 at Lawson Grove Baptist Church. He, along with his wife, Almeta, joined Kay Branch Missionary Baptist Church in August 2009 and served his church faithfully including his service as a member of the Deacon's Ministry. He was also the president of the Senior Choir.
Deacon Wilson was employed for 17 years as a Deputy Weight Master at New South Lumber Company in Camden, South
Carolina. He retired from there in 2009. Larry loved his family and enjoyed holiday gatherings. He was truly the "life of the party" and took pride in being the jokester. He also loved cooking and sports. He was a remarkable mentor to
the young people in his family. All of the young people marveled at his wit, wisdom, and liked being around him.
Surviving to cherish the memory and continue the legacy of Deacon Larry Wilson include his wife of 36 years, Almeta Wilson; one son, Brandon E. Wilson, his stepchildren, Yolanda (Christopher) Johnson, Cedric (Vanessa) Everett, his Goddaughter, Laquanda N. Rose; his siblings, Lucious (Joyce) Parker of Philadelphia, PA, Johnny Parker of Pompano Beach, FL, Patricia Randall of Lake City, FL, David (Jennifer "Chicken") Parker of Deerfield Beach, FL, Gloria (William) Phipps of Coral Springs, FL, Lawrence (Karen) Johnson of Miramar, FL. Stanley (Lillian) Johnson of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Ervin (Yolanda) Johnson of Tampa, FL, Michael (Karen) Johnson of Delray Beach, FL, Pastor Rickey (Shirley) Wilson of Downingtown, PA, David Wilson of Coatsville, PA and Barbara Wilson of Chester Springs, PA; four grandchildren, Malichi Everett, Makayla A. Everett, Malik Everett, and Makenzie Rose; many aunts, uncles, other relatives and very dear friends.
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