Katie Grace Wilson

Katie Grace was born in Webster, Florida to Mae Eulalie Harrison and General Crawford Harrison on March 22, 1933. She married Herman A. Wilson in August, 1951, in Tampa, Florida. She graduated from Hillsborough High School. She primarily worked as a Homemaker and Home Baker for 60 years. She was a devoted Southern Baptist Christian and was continuously involved in multiple churches throughout her life; including First Baptist Church of Lutz, Temple Crest Baptist Church, Myrtle Lake Baptist Church and most recently Sunlake Baptist Church. She was involved in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts of America supporting Hank Wilson for over 30-years.

Katie Grace is preceded in death by her:

Father; General Crawford Harrison

Mother; Mae Pound

Husband; Herman (Hank) Wilson

Brother; Constant Harrison

Sister: Eulalie Hall

Sons; Douglas L. Wilson, Thomas A. Wilson, and Kerry Q. Wilson

Grandsons; Shawn Wilson and Scott Wilson

Katie Grace is survived by

Significant other: John Distefano

Sons; David Wilson and his wife Camellia and son Harold Wilson

Jeanette Wilson, surviving spouse to deceased son Thomas Wilson

Grandchildren, Yvette Robinson, Ryan Wilson, Douglas Wilson, Aaron Wilson, Chris Wilson, and Tyler Wilson

Great Grandchildren: Gabriel Moreno, Royce Moreno, Victor Moreno, Ariana Wilson, Dylan Wilson, Aleigha Wilson, Zachary Wilson, Evan Wilson, Noah Wilson, Abby Wilson, Logan Wilson, Grace Wilson, Coleson Wilson and Cade Wilson.

Pallbearers will be: Ryan Wilson, Douglas Wilson, Aaron Wilson, Christopher Wilson, Tyler Wilson and John Summers

Visitation will be held at 12:00 pm (Services to follow at 1:00 PM), Thursday, September 8th, 2022 at Sunlake Baptist Church 18908 Sunlake Blvd, Lutz, Fl with the Pastor Bill Danskin of Sunlake Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will follow at Lutz Cemetery 201 5th Ave NE, Lutz, Fl. Arrangements are by Blount & Curry Funeral Home of Carrollwood, Fl.

The family of Katie Grace Wilson wishes to extend our sincere thanks to the Doctors and Nurses of Lifepath Hospice and Hillsborough County Dept of Aging Services for her care over the past few years.

If you wish in Lieu of Flowers you may make donations to The Alzheimer’s Foundation..