George T. Wilson Jr. age 57 of Billings, passed away at Riverstone Hospice on August 27, 2016.
George was born October 2, 1958 and was raised by his adoptive parents, George “Tom” and Bonnie Wilson in Brusett, MT. George graduated from Jordon High School. After graduation George played with a musical group, worked in a packing plant in St. Paul, MN, and drove a semi hauling livestock across the country. George enjoyed fishing and his three dogs. George is survived by his father G. “Tom” Wilson, daughter Tanna Jean Eschenko, sisters Marcie Bricks and Maggie Berge, brother Joe Wilson, nephews Steven Bricks, Roger Maine and niece Brenda Larson.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, September 3, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Miles City. Condolences to the family may be sent by visiting www.stevensonandsosn.com. Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home of Miles City are assisting the family in these arrangements
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
1:00 p.m.
Saturday September 3, 2016
Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home
1717 Main Sreet
Miles City, Montana
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
1:00 p.m.
Saturday September 3, 2016
Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home
1717 Main Sreet
Miles City, Montana
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Curtis & Flossie Phipps says
So sorry to hear of your loss. George stopped by & visited us a few weeks ago. It was sure good to see him. It was nice he got to come back to the good ole country where he grew up before he left us.
Phil and Darlene Shawver says
Sending Condolences and Prayers to all of Georges family. May you find Comfort in your memories and in Gods Love.
Katherine Waldon says
Condolences to George’s family. I always thought of him as a man with a good heart and soul.
Cindy Stanton says
My sincerest condolences to George’s family and friends. I’ll always remember George’s love of music and drawing his beloved trucks in high school art class. I’m so sorry for your loss .
Kelly Childers and family says
To all of George’s family,
So sorry to hear of George’s passing. It doesn’t seem possible that so many years since the music, escapades, and just being teenagers have gone by. I don’t think I have ever remembered George without seeing a picture in my mind of him strumming his guitar. And until Cindy mentioned above about drawing trucks, I had completely forgotten about that. Treasure the time you had with George and your memories will always keep him close.
Muff Engdahl says
To all of George’s family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. George was a good person, loved music, loved his family, loved having his friends around and loved life. A lot of good memories to cherish. He will be missed.
Muff and family
Shelley Hageman Fogle says
I am so sorry to hear of George’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this difficult time. So many memories ~ cherish them always . He will be greatly missed. Hugs to you all
Tom and Claudia Stanton says
Sorry to hear that George has passed away. May God be with you all during this difficult time.
May the good memories of the past help get you through the days to come.
God Bless
Tom and Claudia
Rick Beginski says
Sorry to hear about George. One great memory was listening to him sing and play on the football road trips. He sang White Line Fever as good as any Nashville star. He will be missed.
Tammi Grimm Littrell says
My heartfelt sympathy to George’s family. I have so many fond memories of our high school years spent playing music and driving the streets of Jordan in George’s pickup. We had re-connected in these later years and it was so good to catch up with him. George will always hold a special place in my heart. I will never hear the song “Pop a Top” and not think it him. RIP, my buddy!
Barb and Rod Morse says
We are so sorry to hear about George passing. We have a lot of memories of the old days of music. He lived so close to us so we would run into him occasionally and visit. So sorry for your loss
Colleen Butler says
So sad to hear about George. Seems like just yesterday we were kids playing down in the Breaks. He was a good guy and you have my sincere sympathy.
Debbie Weyer says
So sorry to hear of George’s passing. My deepest sympathies to his family. I have not seen him in years, but have fond memories from high school.
Tameka says
To the family: May you find comfort in knowing that God is close to the brokenhearted.
-Psalms 34:18
Dave and Sandy Solberg says
We were saddened to hear of George’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the family and friends. God bless you.
elbert says
I had an enjoyable visit with george a few weeks ago. he will be missed by everyone who knew him. My best memory is george’s impersonation of a neighbor while we were supposed to be working on the fence line, everyone laughed too hard to build fence. seems like yesterday the old red ford was kickin up dust. Thinking of everyone at this time
Dorthy M. ley says
So sorry Tom & Foss, no one expects to loose their children before you go but I know from experience it is very hard & I know how hard it is, keep your memories close to your heart.
Cathy Byron says
Tom, Foss and family …
I was stunned to learn of Geroge’s passing. Too young. Too soon. My regret is that George is gone and I never got to know him. My heart and prayers are with all of you as you walk through this dark valley. God’s grace helps us reach the other side, and focusing on the best memories are a real key to that. Sending a hug to each one.
Gloria and DJ Milroy says
Most heartfelt sympathy to all of George’s family. May your good memories be a comfort to you. Rest in peace George.
Florence Jester says
Our family has many good memories of George, but the one that always come first to mind is him sitting on his adopted mother’s bed in the hospital in Memphis, TN, playing and singing her favorite country western music. She was at the end of her life, and I will never forget his singing “Crystal Chandeliers” for her. George had a good and generous heart. May he rest in peace.
Aunt Florence and family