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Wilson, Nancy

Sept 12, 2024

WILSON, Nancy

Nancy E. Wilson, formerly of Marietta and Buford, died September 7, 2024. Born at Atlanta's Crawford Long Hospital in 1946, she was a 1965 graduate of Sprayberry HS. Survived by her brother, William Wilson; her niece, nephews and many loving relatives and friends. Funeral service at Georgia Memorial Park, Marietta.

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