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HOBSON EUGENE WILSON
1956 - 2006
Hobson Eugene Wilson, Davenport, Oklahoma, resident was born on June 17, 1956, in Chandler, Oklahoma, and departed this life on October 20, 2006, at is home in Davenport, Oklahoma, at the age of 50 years.
"Gene-O" was the son of Hobson Orville and Minnie Ellen Evans Wilson.
He worked for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and was a member of the Independent Baptist Church in Davenport.
He married Mary Sue Westfall on May 4, 1985 in Davenport, Oklahoma.
His parents, one brother and one grandson preceded him in death.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Sue Wilson of the home; two sons, Johnny Roye and Jason Morton of Corvallis, Oregon; one daughter, Earnestine Gibson of Wichita, Kansas; two brothers, Bill Wilson and Fred Wilson of Davenport, Oklahoma; one sister, JoAnn Guiles of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; thirteen grandchildren as well as other relatives and many friends.
Published October 22, 2006.
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