Edward Rudolph Wilson

Birth date: Aug 11, 1943 Death date: Apr 3, 2022

Edward Rudolph Wilson, 78, passed from this life on Sunday, April 3, 2022, in Tulsa, OK. He was born August 11, 1943, in Oklahoma City, OK to Edward Rudolph Schwarz and Doris Christine (Long) Schwarz. Ed was a teacher for 33 years Read Obituary

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Tara Price

23w ago

Mr. Wilson was an amazing teacher. One pf the many things I loved - He used to turn out all the lights in the gym on Halloween and tell the best scary stories. I still tell them to my kids. Great teacher wonderful person.

Tommy Parker

48w ago

HEY YOU GUYS!! IS HOW I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HIM! ONE DAY I WAS AT LAFORTUNE PARK AND I NOTICES THIS GUY STARING AT ME, OR AT LEAST I THOUGHT HE WAS. AND I ASKED DO I KNOW YOU? HE SAID YOU MIGHT! I TEACH AT LINDBERG I KNEW RIGHT AWAY THAT IS MR WILSON!! MY SECOND GRADE GYM TEACHER WHO GAVE ME SEVER SWATS AS A CHILD LOL.

Connor Hamel

50w ago

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Connor Hamel

50w ago

He was a amazing grandfather he had a extremey low temper he was he nice to me... we fished together we did so much things together I miss him so much..

Connor Hamel

50w ago

He was a amazing grandfather I miss him so much...):

William Hummingbird Carroll

184w ago

Mr Wilson was one of my heroes. He was our gym teacher, drove the pig bus for our church on Sundays, took us all roller skating once a week, and singlehandedly saved our neighborhood from the bagwowm epidemic. Most importantly, he taught me how to be a Godly man by his example. I had the opportunity to tell him how much he meant to us at his retirement from Lindbergh Elementary. He will be sorely missed. Prayers to his family, friends and colleagues.

Your Capital Homes Family

184w ago

Sent a Beautiful in Blue to the Wilson family.

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Carissa Hamel

185w ago

Mr. Wilson, aka everyone’s favorite teacher of all time! As a child, you feared getting put on his steps and the paddle, but he was also the most fun teacher alive. He and Wendy came to visit me when I was in the hospital a few years ago, so I had the pleasure to speak with him as an adult and it made me love him even more! His heart was pure and he loved the Lord. I am so thankful to have known him!

Dyan (Sutterfield) Patterson

Jim Sinclair

185w ago

Remember well from Eastwood days, the time that we were in Celebrate Life together!! Always looked forward to seeing Eddie, he was a unique guy! RIP, my friend!

Richard Mcguire

185w ago

Eddie and Jeanie together were always a welcome couple during those days at Tulsa Eastwood Babtist Church. Sadness can be overwhelming except for the knowledge that Eddie and Jeanie knew where they would be in the promised "new life" within God's domain.

Thanks, Eddie, for being the person you are!

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