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Obituary For Shelton ”Bad Boy” Wilson
Mr. Shelton Tonez “Bad Boy” Wilson was born on October 15, 1973 to the parents of Ms. Lavonne Wilson and Mr. Gary Meadows. He departed his earthly home on March 14, 2021 at WellStar West Georgia Medical Center, LaGrange, GA.
“Bad Boy”, as he was known, enjoyed his life hanging out with his family and friends. He was known for his dancing moves and loved riding motorcycles. Bad Boy will truly be missed by all who knew him.
Shelton received his education in the Troup County Public School System, where he was a member of the 1992 graduating class of Troup High School, LaGrange, GA.
Bad Boy leaves to cherish his memories: six daughters, Zibreka Brooks, Shelvayaantae Jones, Shelneqwa Jones, Valley, AL, Daeshiana Brooks, West Point GA, Zapporiah Hutchinson, Lanett, AL, Bretiya Brooks, LaGrange, GA; mother, Lavonne Wilson, West Point, GA; father, Gary Meadows, Louisville, KY; three sisters, Shavonna (Adrian) McFarlin, West Point, GA, LaKosha (David) Thomas, Louisville, KY, Eushaundae (David) Washington, Elyria, OH; three brothers, Marco (Taya) Meadows, Gary Meadows, Jr., Louisville, KY, Cassius (Tracy) Brock, NC; three step-sisters, Sherry (Raymond) Harrison, Atlanta, GA, Kimberly Alexander, Lanett, AL, and Angela (Calvin) Johnson, LaGrange, GA; one step-brother, Michael (NiKita) Felix, West Point, GA; aunts, Dorothy (Torrie) Trice, West Point, GA, Sandra Wilson, KY, JoAnne Meadows, Los Angeles, CA, Jackie Costance Perry, Prattville, AL and Denise (Herman) Hill, Atlanta, GA; uncles, Willie (Diane) Wilson, William (Patricia) Wilson, Jimmy (Rhonda) Wilson, Frederick (Cynthia) Meadows, Alan (Tisha Manley) Meadows, Joseph (Tamicha) Meadows; six grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews; god-mother, Anne Moore, Elyria, OH; a special companion, Sabrina Finley, a cousin, that was reared as a brother, Erick Floyd; two special friends, Christopher Scott and Cedric Miller and other relatives and friends.
Graveside Services will be held on Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. ET in the Marseilles Cemetery with Pastor Michael Slaughter serving as the Eulogist.
Public Viewing will be held on Friday from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m at the mortuary.
Arrangements entrusted to M. W. Lee Mortuary
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Rest easy cuz🙏 Weeping may endure for the moment; but Joy comes in the morning. To be absent from the Body, is to be present with the lord. We live to Die, your earthy body is about to be buried and your spiritual body gone rise to your Eternal Home. Jesus promised us all a home in Heaven. Everyone who has accepted JESUS AS THERE LORD AND SAVIOR WILL ALL PASS ON TO THE NEXT LIFE. Stand Tall cuz and fly on in them Gates ;You got your wings my Boy 🕊🕊🕊 and you gone be truly missed. To my family, I'm sending my love and condolences to All, during this time of sadness. Keep GOD first and I promise you all ,he will see through,Bad he left us early, to be with the Father, but he will always be with us in the spirit, until we all reunite together again. I LOVE YALL AND IM SORRY; I wasn't able to be present 💝. Love all, THE WILSON FAMILY, The SLAUGHTER FAMILY, The NEWTON family! psalms 23🙏
I'm going to miss you my bra. You always kept it 100 with me. I'ma miss our talks bra. Rest well bra
Sending Condolences,RIP IN PEACE "BAD"
My oldest Nephew Shelton. I will miss you sweetheart, you will be missed by many. You was loved by many. I really enjoyed talking with you last week, you sounded so good each time that we talked. I will always love you man. Rest Easy Now.❤❤❤🎈🎈🎈⚘⚘⚘. Auntie Jo Anne.
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