Louis Addison Wilson Jr.

Louis Addison Wilson Jr. was born on May 31, 1949 to his parents Louis A. Wilson Sr and Mary M. Rembert. He passed away on November 21, 2024. Louis is the father of 3 children with Bobby Wilson; Octavia Edwards, Isaac Stephens, Fradreika Wilson. Louis is also the father of Faydra Wilson with Narrah Sharp.. Loving grandfather of Isaac Stephens II, Shane Booker, Serenity Wilson, Shaud Booker and Samora Knight. Dear brother of Betty Willams, Maria Scott, Carl Wilson, Janetta McCombs, Maurice Wilson. 

Louis (aka Fatty, Beaver, and Louie) was a man full of life and passion, with a love for sports, the outdoors, and technology. He spent over 30 years playing softball for various teams in Northeast Ohio, forming lifelong friendships and making lasting memories on the field. As an avid fisherman, Louis found joy and peace along the Cuyahoga River, especially when reeling in walleye. Louis also had a strong passion for technology, photography, and building computers. He loved capturing life's special moments with his camera and enjoyed assembling intricate computer systems, always exploring his creative side. When not immersed in his hobbies, Louis could be found cheering on his beloved Cleveland Browns and Guardians with enthusiasm and loyalty. More than anything, Louis was a loving father, brother, grandfather, uncle, and friend. His warmth, kindness, and caring nature left a lasting impression on all who knew him. Family was everything to him, and he devoted his life to supporting and guiding those he loved. 

As a father, he led by example, teaching his children the importance of love, patience, and perseverance. He brought joy and laughter to his grandchildren, creating memories they will always cherish. Louis had a unique gift for connecting with others and always made people feel special. His generosity, loyalty, and ability to bring people together, made him a source of strength and comfort to his family and friends. Though he will be deeply missed, his spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him, reminding us all of the power of love, kindness, and living life to the fullest.