Sandra Ann Wilson

In Loving Memory of Sandra Ann Wilson Sandra Ann Wilson, a beacon of love and grace, entered this world on July 4th, 1960, in Atlanta, Georgia, to the embrace of George Daniel Goforth and Clara Lee Easterwood. She departed this earthly journey on December 16th 2023. Sandra's formative years were spent at West Wood High, where she not only excelled academically but also formed enduring friendships. In 1978, she proudly walked the graduation stage, carrying with her the knowledge and values that would shape her remarkable life. On February 21st, 2004, Sandra embarked on a new chapter, joining hands in matrimony with Wayne Jordan Wilson Sr. Their union was a testament to enduring love and unwavering commitment, bringing joy and fulfillment to both of their lives. A woman of faith, Sandra was a devoted member of Calvary Church of God, where she found spiritual solace and community. Her Christian values were not only a guide but also a source of strength that permeated every aspect of her life. Sandra is survived by her loving husband, Wayne Jordan Wilson Sr., a true partner in life's journey. She will be deeply missed by her children: Amanda Blair (spouse Jimmy) with their six children and seven great-grandchildren, Ann Steadham (spouse Justin) with their two children, and David Reese (spouse Amanda) with their two children. Her love extended beyond biological ties to her stepchildren: Jay Wilson (spouse Cassie) with their two children, Christina Tremblay (spouse Paul) with their three children, Brian Wilson (spouse Trish), and Ethan Wilson (spouse Rachel) with their child. In total, Sandra leaves behind a legacy of 17 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Sandra is now reunited with her parents, George Daniel Goforth and Clara Lee Easterwood, as well as her beloved grandkids, Brittany and Haley Steadham. Though she has left a void in the hearts of those who loved her, the memories of her love, warmth, and kindness will endure. May Sandra Ann Wilson rest in eternal peace, surrounded by the love that she shared abundantly during her time on earth.