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Norma Jean Wilson, 88, died Sunday, September 12, 2021 in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
She was a lifelong resident of Independence, Kansas.
Norma was born February 8, 1933 to Clarence B. Tucker and Ruby E. Towe Tucker in Independence, Kansas.
She married Fred L. Wilson in 1950. They resided in rural Independence. Norma worked at Null Chiropractic and ICC. She retired in 1995 to spend more time with her family.
Norma was an enthusiastic crafter and collector of many things. She loved Jesus and her family and friends wholeheartedly.
Norma is survived by her daughter, Terri Simmons of Independence; son, Stanley Wilson (Nancy) of Bartlesville; grandchildren, Holly Simmons, Sarah Pouncil (Aaron), and Chloe Wilson-Giltner; great-grandchildren, Summer Chastain, Lavender Simmons, Marriah Wade, Sebastian Simmons, and Talon Bartley; one great-great grandchild, Journee Jean Craft; sister, Carol Glass; and sister-in-law, Mary Lou Tucker.
She was preceded in death by her father, Clarance B. Tucker; mother, Ruby Mundy; Step-father, Frank Mundy; husband, Fred Wilson; son, Larry Wilson; siblings, Donna Hinthorn, Harold Tucker, and Lou Ann Floyd.
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