“Never got stuck in the desert”
Stephen Wilson, of 17 Heartside view, Pity Me, Durham, DH1 5DX, born 2nd December 1960 in Durham city, Son of Thomas and Stella Wilson, little brother to Susan Lorrain Smith. husband to Melanie. Steve’s Suicide has left people sad, he will be missed by all. Please leave condolences, messages or stories here, feel free to post as often as you like everyone welcome.
Thanks!
A great man with heeps of bottle, we helped him out of a fix once. if only he could have seen beyond the troubbles
I love you I miss you Steve rest in peace till we meet again. Love your big sister
A caring, loving man with great skills and a great heart. It was my privilege to meet and spend a bit of time with Steve. The world is better for him having spent time in it.
An uncle who I could always rely on but a best friend first. You looked after everyone the best you could and without question. Rest well until we meet again, love Bryen & Tyrrell
As part of our family you were always there and we tried to be there for you when you needed us, it just wasn’t enough. You coped with everything that was thrown you way, until it finally got too much. It’s been an honour having you as my cousin and friend. We hope you are at peace now Stephen. Forever in our thoughts…..
Stella-Rose and William love watching CARS! It reminds them of Steve because of Route 66 and that Steve has been there! We were waiting for you to come back soon, we will wait a bit longer! Say hello to Grandma and Grandad on your way to Tracy Island. FAB You’re the Best.
Thinking of you always, the best uncle anyone could have
love Arron
we didnt know steve long but the time we had known him felt like a lifetime he was a person to talk to and had storys to tell we will always have fond memorys of him our love goes out to those who were close to him xxx
I lived next to Steve for over twenty years and he was the kindest man anyone would want to meet. My kids loved taking tizzy and jo jo out and the children in the street would go in the garden and play with them. I miss him so much I look out of the bedroom window and expect to see him coming up the path after walking the dogs. I know he is at peace now as he was in so much pain. I would also like to thank Susan for the flowers and kind thoughts they sent me. Steve was a wonderful man and I hope he has found peace now.
Such a big-hearted man! He had so much to give! He wasn’t finished!
I know we had our hard times as a family, and I realise we didn’t always see eye to eye. I will miss you and will think about the good times. You are the best uncle I ever had and a great friend.
I only knew you a short time steve, but you made an impact on me very quickly.
There are no goodbyes for us, wherever you are, you will always be in my heart.
my sincere condolenses on your loss i hope he rest in peace
Our lives have all been better because you have been there so now I leave your memory In God’s loving care.
Dearest Family of Stephen Wilson,
I join with so many others who knew Steve in offering our deepest sympathy on his passing. Although it is little consolation at this sad time, it should be of some satisfaction to know that in his passing you can celebrate the end productive life.
The measure of a life well-loved is not in how much money one has or what possessions they have accumulated, but rather through the lives they touched and the sorrow they leave behind. If the outpouring of sympathy on his loss is any indication, and it most certainly is, you can proudly and confidently say that his indeed was a life well-lived.
May you find peace and comfort in knowing that his loss is felt by all who knew and loved him?
In Sympathy,
Jannet
Miss you so much Steve.
Could have really done with one of our chats lately…