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Patricia Ann Taylor Wilson

October 2, 1943 - August 14, 2026

Burial Date August 22, 2026

Family and friends may call at the Amos Carvelli Funeral Home, 201 Edison Street, Nutter Fort on Saturday, August 22, 2026 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, where funeral services will be held at 1:00 pm with Pastor Frank Hairston officiating. Interment will be in the Stonewall Park Cemetery.

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Dear Teddy & Family.... ✨ I am so very sorry that I just found out that Ms. Patty has passed. I know we all have our fondest memories of her and mine started when I worked for a short stint at the VA Hospital w/ her. What a joyful, delight she was to be around & her laugh made you start to laugh, even if you didn't want to. Wow! My eyes are tearing as I think of the church events & good times I had w/ her. While at the hospital, Patty & I prayed for & led Michael Coles to Christ, during a brief waking from a 3-month coma & just before he slipped back into the coma & passed. We were astounded to witness God in that moment together. And, the memories you both shared w/ me about The Prodigals - makes me think of my Dad, Uncle Roy, Mike & Dee Dee. Hugs to you, Teddy, and the family & know that my prayers & a hug 💞 are w/ you right now. Treasure the laughs & good times & I know there must have been many, knowing Ms. Patty. From my heart to yours. ✨

Posted by Anonymous on September 10, 2026

Praying for you and your family in this difficult time 💔

Posted by Sandra Rudolph on August 21, 2026

"May the Ancestors Hold You Gently — A Tribute for My Cousin Patricia Ann Taylor Wilson" Cousin Patty… you have slipped into the quiet arms of the Ancestors, where the air is soft, and every memory rises like incense. You cared for us when we were small— steady hands, warm eyes, a kind word always waiting, laughter bubbling up like a familiar song. You made childhood feel safe, and you made growing up feel seen. No matter where my feet traveled on this planet, your love found me. A call, a message, a check?in, a reminder that family stretches farther than distance and stronger than time. You kept in touch like it was a sacred duty— and I felt that devotion every single year of my life. You were loved. Deeply. And you will be missed in ways words can barely hold. But now— may you rest in paradise, wrapped in the wisdom of those who came before us, welcomed by familiar spirits who know your name and your light. May the Ancestors usher you home, my dear Cousin. May your laughter echo in their halls, and may your kindness live on in ours. Rest well. Rest beautifully. Rest eternally in love.

Posted by LaShawn M. Johnson (Boston) on August 19, 2026

I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. I am praying that God wraps your family in comfort and peace.

Posted by Donna Graves on August 18, 2026

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