Geanette Wilson, a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, woman of faith, caregiver, community servant, and friend, was born on September 16, 1936, in Medon, Tennessee, to Willie Mable Anderson and Floyd Newbern. She was raised in Medon and attended Spann Rosenwald School before moving to East St. Louis, Illinois, where she graduated from Lincoln High School in 1953 with a college scholarship. She later attended and graduated from Mildred Louise Business College on Bond Avenue in East St. Louis, Illinois.
Geanette was blessed with a happy childhood and was deeply influenced by her mother and grandmother. As a young woman, she enjoyed riding her bicycle and piecing quilts. She dreamed of becoming a nurse like her mother, a calling that reflected her lifelong desire to care for and help others.
On April 13, 1953, Geanette married her beloved husband, Henry Lee Wilson, Sr. at the courthouse in East St. Louis, Illinois. Their friend Dorothy Goode served as their witness. Geanette often spoke of the importance of being a good wife and mother, caring for one’s family, keeping a loving home, and putting God first. Henry and Geanette moved to Sparta, Illinois in 1969.
Geanette devoted her life to her family. She was married 55 years to Henry Lee Wilson, Sr. She was the proud mother of fourteen children: Marcus Lee Wilson, Sr.; Terrace Lynette Jalivay, married to Glenn Jalivay; Layla Thelan, Keena Small, Marci Wilson; Jevonda Ward; Bevey Wilson McCloud, married to Christopher McCloud; Carmen Bodle, married to Lloyd Bodle; Henry Lee Wilson, Jr., married to Dara Wilson; Juanez Deon Wilson, Sr., married to Danyel Wilson; Angela Wilson; Corey Wilson; Jaime Wilson; and Keevin Wilson, married to Amber Wilson.
She loved raising her children, teaching herself to sew, making clothes for her family, taking her children to church, and gathering everyone together for Sunday dinners. She was especially proud that all fourteen of her children grew to be loving and self-supporting. Her greatest hope was that her family would remain close and continue to care for one another, and serve the Lord.
Geanette worked as a nurses’ aide at Parkside Manor in East St. Louis, Illinois and later became a Licensed Practical Nurse at the age of 52 and worked at the Sparta Community Hospital. Nursing was the work she enjoyed most because it allowed her to help people. She also served as a Neighborhood Center Director and founded the day care center at the old Vernon School, in Sparta and was involved in community service for 20 years through IMPACK which she founded in 2005 in Sparta. Her dedication to helping others earned her numerous honors, including the Illinois Governor’s Award, the Sparta Chamber of Commerce Award, Citizen of the Year, a School District Award, and recognition as the first honorary Rotarian in Sparta.
Faith was central to Geanette’s life. She accepted Christ at the age of 24 and faithfully served in ministry for many years. She was saved under the leadership of Elder Everett Summers at Caroline Church of God in Christ in St. Louis, Missouri. She later served under Bishop Joseph Edmondson, Sr., at Church of God in Christ Jesus Christ All Nations in Sparta, Illinois, where she started YPWW, taught as a missionary, and helped establish the church’s first Vacation Bible School, which welcomed 84 children.
Geanette also served at Holiness Temple Apostolic Church in Sparta, Illinois under the leadership of Bishop Juanez D. Wilson, Sr. Her life reflected her belief that faith should be lived, not merely spoken. She encouraged her children, grandchildren, and everyone she met to put the Lord first, read and follow the Bible, and live according to God’s Word rather than simply doing whatever they wanted.
Geanette was known for her love of children, her welcoming home, her strong work ethic, and her generous heart. She enjoyed sewing, crocheting, cooking, making pies and cakes, and caring for others. She did not smoke, drink, or use drugs, and she sought to live a disciplined and faithful life.
Her wisdom to her family was simple and lasting: daughters should strive to be good wives and mothers, sons should strive to be good husbands and fathers, and everyone should put God first. She wanted her children to remember her as a woman of faith who helped children, served her community, loved her family, and gave her best to those around her.
Geanette was preceded in death by her beloved husband Henry Lee Wilson, Sr., her parents, Floyd Newbern and Willie Mable Hill, her sister, Yvonne Dozier, her son-in-law, Gregory Small, Sr., grandsons, Allen Steele, Jr., and Nicholas Marteast Ward, great grandson, Jovan Jalivay II, her grandparents Will and Lela Anderson, and other beloved family members.
She leaves to cherish her memory her fourteen children, their spouses, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, extended family, her god-sister Deborah Holmes, and a host of relatives, friends, church members, and community members whose lives she touched.
Geanette Wilson’s life was a testimony of faith, service, perseverance, and love. Her legacy will live on through her family, the people she cared for, the children she helped, the churches she served, and the many lives she encouraged. Her family will honor her memory by staying close, loving one another, serving others, and keeping God first.
Memorial Contributions may be made to Holiness Temple Apostolic Church, 401 East Main Street, Sparta, IL 62286.
The Visitation will be held at Holiness Temple Apostolic Church in Sparta on Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Funeral Services will begin at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Juanez Wilson, Sr. officiating. Committal Services will take place at Caledonia Cemetery in Sparta, IL immediately following the church services.
Heil-Schuessler & Sinn Funeral Home in Sparta is in charge of arrangements
Loved as a second mom. Cherished as an example of faith and spirituality that gave me a strong and lasting model of a true woman of God in my youth. I will always cherish Mrs. Wilson for her influence on my own faith In Christ Jesus. Rest well in heaven. You will be greatly missed.
ReplyOur heart’s go out to Pastor Wilson, my good friend Brother Johnathan Wilson, the entire Wilson family and the Holiness Temple Church Family our prayers, tears and condolences sincerely go out to you all today, with the passing of Grandma Wilson, a Great Mother in Israel, a true servant of her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, when we visit Holiness Temple Apostolic Church Grandma Wilson would be sitting over in the far left corner in the front of the sanctuary just her presence spoke volumes to the congregation, during the preaching when she raised up her walking cain that was her way of saying Amen to the preached word, we are deeply saddened by her passing from this life but we are comforted knowing that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord, another Great Soldier of the Cross has made it to her heavenly home, we’re going to miss you Grandma Wilson, see you soon Brother and Sister Tillman.🙏
ReplyGranny,
You will be missed so much! I know the Angels of God have carried you home. I will see you again when I get on the other side. I will always love ❤️ you.
I am sorry to here about your loss. Your cuz. Clarence and Gloria dean sellers. Call me and my wife.
ReplyMissing you already Mother. Spent many great years together. Will miss the long talks, hearing your testimonies, the great advice you gave me, your smile, and making you laugh. Praying for the Wilson Family!!
ReplySo sorry to hear about mother. I’m so grateful I got to know mother. She had a beautiful and loving soul and she will be missed. Sending my condolences to the entire family, keeping the family in my warmest thoughts as the family navigate this difficult time
ReplySo sorry for the loss of your mom. She truly was a wonderful person and mother and a daughter of the Most High God. I know she will be missed by all but it’s very comforting to know she is where Christ dwells. May her gentle soul rest in peace
ReplyWell done cousin His good and faithful servant. May the Peace of God be with you all during you time of bereavement. Hugs n Love from Minnesota
ReplyThis is a testimony to a well lived life, rooted in faith and worthy of emulating. She was blessed with a closely knitted family for her services to her maker and humanity at large. Her passing calls for celebration of life not mourning. My heartfelt condolence to the immediate and extended family. May her immortal soul rest in perfect peace in the bosom of the lord.
ReplyLynette & family–l’m sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. You children wrote a wonderful tribute to a great woman of God…
I didn’t know all those things about her, but she certainly lived out her faith in her “walk.”
And now she’s walking on streets of Gold–Hallelujah!!!
Bless you all as you continue her legacy!
I miss you greatly already. You where my 2nd Mother and was always there for me. I am Thankful I had 36 great years with you and will always cherish every moment. You will always be in my heart! I was honored to be able to help provide care for you and to be there for you. You where always so gentle, caring loving and i wanted to show it back to you. You taught me alot & I will always remember our good talks and laughs!! Pastor and Myself will miss your strength at the church, but your legacy will continue on! God Bless all!
ReplyI miss you greatly already. You where my 2nd Mother and was always there for me. I am Thankful I had 36 great years with you and will always cherish every moment. You will always be in my heart! I was honored to be able to help provide care for you and to be there for you. You where always so gentle, caring loving and i wanted to show it back to you. You taught me alot & I will always remember our good talks and laughs!! Pastor and Myself will miss your strength at the church, but your legacy will continue on! God Bless all!
ReplyMother Wilson was a wonderful woman of God! I loved her so much and she a big part of my life growing up in Sparta. She will be greatly missed but never forgotten! My condolences to the family. I love you all and am praying for your strength at this time! God bless you!
ReplySuch a beautiful woman! Many impacted by her YES! Spent many days with her at church when she was YPWW president, as well as Impack day camp! She had such a big heart for the youth ❤️!
ReplySo sorry for your loss. She was an amazing, hardworking and exemplary woman for all mothers. Her biography is so inspiring. We look forward to a time when sickness, pain and
death will be no more Rev21:3&4. Keeping you and your family in my prayers.
I love you so much my Granny Banannie 💙 May your beautiful soul rest in paradise. You will be greatly missed, deeply cherished and forever loved. I’m saddened you had to leave us but grateful to God that you are finally resting. You were a strong mother, a faithful saint, a devoted wife, a true friend and a loving grandmother. I love you so much granny, I’ll see you again when God calls me home. Save me a room in your mansion. 😉 You are missed so much down here. But grief is the price we pay for loving. And oh how I love you so much. 💙
ReplyGrandma, I miss you so much! I will miss answering your phone calls and receiving your text messages. I will miss hearing your comments during Sunday school and listening to your encouraging testimonies in church. I will miss helping you in your home care. I am proud to your granddaughter. You inspired me to follow in your footsteps with choosing the medical field for my career path. I felt special to be able to spend your last moments of life with you and to be there to comfort you. Grandma, my heart is torn that I will not get to see you anymore on earth ,but I am happy to know you have fought a good fight, finished your course, and have kept the faith. I am glad you are resting in peace now and on your way to heaven. I will always ❤️love you.
ReplySending hugs and prayers to Marci Wilson and her family❤️
May God be with you during this time❤️❤️❤️
Marci and the entire Wilson family.
My sincere condolences for the loss of your Mother, grandmother, and Loved one. I didn’t have the pleasure of meeting Ms. Wilson but Marci always talked great things about her, and now seeing the wonderful tribute from her children and love ones speaks for itself. Ms. Wilson was an amazing woman of God🙏🏽
My thoughts and prayers are with you all now and the day to come.
May God give each of you strength and peace during these difficult times. 💐🩶
Grandma i miss you sooo much and can’t stop thinking about you. I am so honored that you requested that you wanted me to care for you. The long hours, sleepless nights and my schedule was worked around one, I would not have traded it for anything. I had the chance to be by your side when you needed me! I’ll miss your sweet voice and hearing you call me your little helper. You always had good things to say regardless how you felt. You encouraged me to go to medical school for CCMA and glad I did because it helped me to care for you. I’ll always remember the words you telling me ” I can do it” you are now resting with Jesus! I will always love you and never forget my photo buddy.
ReplyGrandma,I Miss you! You were a loving grandma and great grandma to my kids! They Miss you already! I will miss hearing your testimonies and your encouraging words! And your faith and Love for God!! And Iam honored I was able to take care of you I will greatly miss you!!
ReplyGrandma i miss you and think about you alot. Im so glad that I had a chance to help care for you and be there when you needed help. You will always be in my heart ❤️ and I will always remember the good times I had with you. You are resting now and no pain. I will love you always.
ReplyGrandma I miss you a lot. It’s not the same without you being here.. but I know you are in a better place now!! Nomore pain suffering you are at peace. You will be lovely missed a lot grandma. I am thankful that Azi got to know you!! And I will miss those times of him coming up seeing you at church sitting on the floor next to you and trying to talk to you! ❤️ I’m thankful for your dedication you had for our church!! Your love, support the encouraging words that you always gave to me and Adam! We will always remember that grandma.. you are a very special women and grandma in our heart and will always be!! And I’m very glad that I was able to be there for you and help with your homecare ❤️❤️ I love you so much grandma!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
ReplyMom,
I don’t know how to put into words what it feels like to lose you. My heart is broken, and somehow the world feels different without you in it. Thank you for every hug, every sacrifice, every lesson, every prayer, and moment of love you gave me. So much of who I am is because of you. I will carry your love with me for the rest of my life. I’m going to miss your voice, especially when you call me at night while I’m at work. I love when you call me your night girl because I’m the one you can talk to when everyone else is sleeping. I will miss your smile and the tears rolling down your face with laughter when I say something to make you laugh and all the little things I never realized I would one day long for. I am happy I spent time with you these last few months and how we shared previous moments together before your passing. You meant the world to me. I will hold on to every memory, every laugh ,every story and every piece of you that lives on in me. Rest peacefully, mom. I will always love you. Until we me again. I love ❤️ you!! Your night girl/ daughter Marci.
ReplyGrandma,
As I try to make sense of the fact that you’re gone, I find comfort in the many memories and experiences I was blessed to share with you. from eating oatmeal for breakfast at your kitchen table before church, to sitting next to you during evening service, listing to and being apart of your testimonies at church, spending all day at IMPACK and helping close it down for the night, and spending summer days at camp.
I’ll always remember how you had the good candy, like Lifesavers, waiting for us when we visited. More importantly, I’ll remember watching you always put everyone else before yourself and making sure everyone was taken care of and, of course, that everyone was fed.
The impact you made and the number of lives and souls you touched are beyond measure. You’ll be greatly missed, but I find comfort knowing Grandpa is happy to have you back by his side.
I love you, Grandma, and I hope to see you again when it’s my time.
-Austin
ReplyI wanted to give my deepest condolences to the family. I was in the same class as Bevey, who I always admired and respected. I hope you all are comforted by each other and loving memories. You are in my prayers.
ReplyCarmen, my heartfelt condolences to you and the entire Wilson family on the passing of your mom.
May you find comfort in the beautiful legacy she leaves behind not only in the memories you cherish, but in the values she instilled, the lives she touched, and the lessons that will continue to live through generations.
There is something special about a woman who remains a curious learner, always seeking to understand more, grow, and embrace life with an open heart and mind. I hope you find strength in knowing that the wisdom she shared and the example she set will continue to guide you and your family.
Keeping you and the entire Wilson family in our thoughts and prayers. ❤️
ReplyMin Lloyd and Carmen – my condolence to you and your family. Your mother has left an amazing legacy! Praying for your comfort during this time. Love you!
ReplyLynnette
So sorry for the loss of your dear mother. From reading the obituary, she was very involved in many things. Now I know where you got your drive.
Many blessings to you and your family.
My heart goes out to you and your family as you mourn the loss of your beloved mother. May the love she gave and the precious memories you shared bring you comfort and peace to everyone who loved her. 🙌 🙏
Sending you love and my sincere deepest heartfelt condolences during this difficult time to the family.
Forever in our hearts! 🕊️ ❤️
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My heart goes out to you and your family as you mourn the loss of your beloved mother. May the love she gave and the precious memories you shared bring you comfort and peace to everyone who loved her. 🙌 🙏
Sending you love and my sincere deepest heartfelt condolences during this difficult time to the family.
Forever in our hearts! 🕊️ ❤️
Lynnette
So sorry for the loss of your dear mother. From reading the obituary, she was very involved in many things. Now I know where you got your drive.
Many blessings to you and your family.
Min Lloyd and Carmen – my condolence to you and your family. Your mother has left an amazing legacy! Praying for your comfort during this time. Love you!
Carmen, my heartfelt condolences to you and the entire Wilson family on the passing of your mom.
May you find comfort in the beautiful legacy she leaves behind not only in the memories you cherish, but in the values she instilled, the lives she touched, and the lessons that will continue to live through generations.
There is something special about a woman who remains a curious learner, always seeking to understand more, grow, and embrace life with an open heart and mind. I hope you find strength in knowing that the wisdom she shared and the example she set will continue to guide you and your family.
Keeping you and the entire Wilson family in our thoughts and prayers. ❤️
I wanted to give my deepest condolences to the family. I was in the same class as Bevey, who I always admired and respected. I hope you all are comforted by each other and loving memories. You are in my prayers.
Grandma,
As I try to make sense of the fact that you’re gone, I find comfort in the many memories and experiences I was blessed to share with you. from eating oatmeal for breakfast at your kitchen table before church, to sitting next to you during evening service, listing to and being apart of your testimonies at church, spending all day at IMPACK and helping close it down for the night, and spending summer days at camp.
I’ll always remember how you had the good candy, like Lifesavers, waiting for us when we visited. More importantly, I’ll remember watching you always put everyone else before yourself and making sure everyone was taken care of and, of course, that everyone was fed.
The impact you made and the number of lives and souls you touched are beyond measure. You’ll be greatly missed, but I find comfort knowing Grandpa is happy to have you back by his side.
I love you, Grandma, and I hope to see you again when it’s my time.
-Austin
Mom,
I don’t know how to put into words what it feels like to lose you. My heart is broken, and somehow the world feels different without you in it. Thank you for every hug, every sacrifice, every lesson, every prayer, and moment of love you gave me. So much of who I am is because of you. I will carry your love with me for the rest of my life. I’m going to miss your voice, especially when you call me at night while I’m at work. I love when you call me your night girl because I’m the one you can talk to when everyone else is sleeping. I will miss your smile and the tears rolling down your face with laughter when I say something to make you laugh and all the little things I never realized I would one day long for. I am happy I spent time with you these last few months and how we shared previous moments together before your passing. You meant the world to me. I will hold on to every memory, every laugh ,every story and every piece of you that lives on in me. Rest peacefully, mom. I will always love you. Until we me again. I love ❤️ you!! Your night girl/ daughter Marci.
Grandma I miss you a lot. It’s not the same without you being here.. but I know you are in a better place now!! Nomore pain suffering you are at peace. You will be lovely missed a lot grandma. I am thankful that Azi got to know you!! And I will miss those times of him coming up seeing you at church sitting on the floor next to you and trying to talk to you! ❤️ I’m thankful for your dedication you had for our church!! Your love, support the encouraging words that you always gave to me and Adam! We will always remember that grandma.. you are a very special women and grandma in our heart and will always be!! And I’m very glad that I was able to be there for you and help with your homecare ❤️❤️ I love you so much grandma!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Grandma i miss you and think about you alot. Im so glad that I had a chance to help care for you and be there when you needed help. You will always be in my heart ❤️ and I will always remember the good times I had with you. You are resting now and no pain. I will love you always.
Grandma,I Miss you! You were a loving grandma and great grandma to my kids! They Miss you already! I will miss hearing your testimonies and your encouraging words! And your faith and Love for God!! And Iam honored I was able to take care of you I will greatly miss you!!
Grandma i miss you sooo much and can’t stop thinking about you. I am so honored that you requested that you wanted me to care for you. The long hours, sleepless nights and my schedule was worked around one, I would not have traded it for anything. I had the chance to be by your side when you needed me! I’ll miss your sweet voice and hearing you call me your little helper. You always had good things to say regardless how you felt. You encouraged me to go to medical school for CCMA and glad I did because it helped me to care for you. I’ll always remember the words you telling me ” I can do it” you are now resting with Jesus! I will always love you and never forget my photo buddy.
Marci and the entire Wilson family.
My sincere condolences for the loss of your Mother, grandmother, and Loved one. I didn’t have the pleasure of meeting Ms. Wilson but Marci always talked great things about her, and now seeing the wonderful tribute from her children and love ones speaks for itself. Ms. Wilson was an amazing woman of God🙏🏽
My thoughts and prayers are with you all now and the day to come.
May God give each of you strength and peace during these difficult times. 💐🩶
Sending hugs and prayers to Marci Wilson and her family❤️
May God be with you during this time❤️❤️❤️
Grandma, I miss you so much! I will miss answering your phone calls and receiving your text messages. I will miss hearing your comments during Sunday school and listening to your encouraging testimonies in church. I will miss helping you in your home care. I am proud to your granddaughter. You inspired me to follow in your footsteps with choosing the medical field for my career path. I felt special to be able to spend your last moments of life with you and to be there to comfort you. Grandma, my heart is torn that I will not get to see you anymore on earth ,but I am happy to know you have fought a good fight, finished your course, and have kept the faith. I am glad you are resting in peace now and on your way to heaven. I will always ❤️love you.
I love you so much my Granny Banannie 💙 May your beautiful soul rest in paradise. You will be greatly missed, deeply cherished and forever loved. I’m saddened you had to leave us but grateful to God that you are finally resting. You were a strong mother, a faithful saint, a devoted wife, a true friend and a loving grandmother. I love you so much granny, I’ll see you again when God calls me home. Save me a room in your mansion. 😉 You are missed so much down here. But grief is the price we pay for loving. And oh how I love you so much. 💙
So sorry for your loss. She was an amazing, hardworking and exemplary woman for all mothers. Her biography is so inspiring. We look forward to a time when sickness, pain and
death will be no more Rev21:3&4. Keeping you and your family in my prayers.
Such a beautiful woman! Many impacted by her YES! Spent many days with her at church when she was YPWW president, as well as Impack day camp! She had such a big heart for the youth ❤️!
Mother Wilson was a wonderful woman of God! I loved her so much and she a big part of my life growing up in Sparta. She will be greatly missed but never forgotten! My condolences to the family. I love you all and am praying for your strength at this time! God bless you!
I miss you greatly already. You where my 2nd Mother and was always there for me. I am Thankful I had 36 great years with you and will always cherish every moment. You will always be in my heart! I was honored to be able to help provide care for you and to be there for you. You where always so gentle, caring loving and i wanted to show it back to you. You taught me alot & I will always remember our good talks and laughs!! Pastor and Myself will miss your strength at the church, but your legacy will continue on! God Bless all!
I miss you greatly already. You where my 2nd Mother and was always there for me. I am Thankful I had 36 great years with you and will always cherish every moment. You will always be in my heart! I was honored to be able to help provide care for you and to be there for you. You where always so gentle, caring loving and i wanted to show it back to you. You taught me alot & I will always remember our good talks and laughs!! Pastor and Myself will miss your strength at the church, but your legacy will continue on! God Bless all!
Lynette & family–l’m sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. You children wrote a wonderful tribute to a great woman of God…
I didn’t know all those things about her, but she certainly lived out her faith in her “walk.”
And now she’s walking on streets of Gold–Hallelujah!!!
Bless you all as you continue her legacy!
This is a testimony to a well lived life, rooted in faith and worthy of emulating. She was blessed with a closely knitted family for her services to her maker and humanity at large. Her passing calls for celebration of life not mourning. My heartfelt condolence to the immediate and extended family. May her immortal soul rest in perfect peace in the bosom of the lord.
Well done cousin His good and faithful servant. May the Peace of God be with you all during you time of bereavement. Hugs n Love from Minnesota
So sorry for the loss of your mom. She truly was a wonderful person and mother and a daughter of the Most High God. I know she will be missed by all but it’s very comforting to know she is where Christ dwells. May her gentle soul rest in peace
So sorry to hear about mother. I’m so grateful I got to know mother. She had a beautiful and loving soul and she will be missed. Sending my condolences to the entire family, keeping the family in my warmest thoughts as the family navigate this difficult time
Missing you already Mother. Spent many great years together. Will miss the long talks, hearing your testimonies, the great advice you gave me, your smile, and making you laugh. Praying for the Wilson Family!!
I am sorry to here about your loss. Your cuz. Clarence and Gloria dean sellers. Call me and my wife.
Granny,
You will be missed so much! I know the Angels of God have carried you home. I will see you again when I get on the other side. I will always love ❤️ you.
Loved as a second mom. Cherished as an example of faith and spirituality that gave me a strong and lasting model of a true woman of God in my youth. I will always cherish Mrs. Wilson for her influence on my own faith In Christ Jesus. Rest well in heaven. You will be greatly missed.
Our heart’s go out to Pastor Wilson, my good friend Brother Johnathan Wilson, the entire Wilson family and the Holiness Temple Church Family our prayers, tears and condolences sincerely go out to you all today, with the passing of Grandma Wilson, a Great Mother in Israel, a true servant of her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, when we visit Holiness Temple Apostolic Church Grandma Wilson would be sitting over in the far left corner in the front of the sanctuary just her presence spoke volumes to the congregation, during the preaching when she raised up her walking cain that was her way of saying Amen to the preached word, we are deeply saddened by her passing from this life but we are comforted knowing that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord, another Great Soldier of the Cross has made it to her heavenly home, we’re going to miss you Grandma Wilson, see you soon Brother and Sister Tillman.🙏