In loving memory of our mom~~Margo Elaine Wilson.Margo Elaine Olcott Wilson was born on May 12, 1949 in Jacksonville, FL. She was a wonderful wife, mom, Mamaw, sister, and friend. She was called to be with Jesus on September 18, 2024 at home surrounded by her family. She was preceded in death by her parents, Harry Ellis Olcott Sr. and Marguerite Cooley Olcott, her brother Harry "Skipper" Olcott Jr. (Sandy) and her sister Harriet "BeBe" Yarbrough (Coleman).Margo is survived by a large and loving family including daughter Robin Michelle Eierman (Bill) and son Sean Christopher Wilson (Amanda), 7 grandchildren, Nathan Stanton (Jessica), Daniel Eierman (Juliana), Courtney Eierman, Caleb Wilson, Logan Wilson, Cameron Wilson and Audrey Wilson, and 2 great-grandchildren, Lylla Belle Wilson, and Sophie Leite Eierman.Margo is also survived by her brother in love, Dan Wilson (Harriett), and her sister in love, Jan Chapman (Tom), and a host of family and friends who will miss her dearly.She met her high-school sweetheart, Norman Randy Wilson, in 1966. They married on July 15, 1967. They were married one month shy of 56 years until his tragic death on June 15, 2023.During their early years, Randy had a career in construction while Margo was a stay-at-home mom who enjoyed great success in home party sales such as Tupperware, Avon, and Home Interiors. At the age of 32, Randy was called into the ministry. Randy was calm and quiet until he preached about Jesus. He became the pastor of Northside Baptist Church, in Orlando, FL. Randy wrote, recorded, sang, and produced a vinyl record during their time in Orlando. Singing for Jesus was one of his many talents. Margo worked as a bank teller at Sunbank in Apopka, FL. Later they moved back to Jacksonville, FL where Randy became the youth and associate pastor of Hogan Baptist Church, later becoming the lead pastor. Margo worked in roles that fit her extroverted personality, while also being a helpmate to Randys ministry. Margo worked at JCPenney for some time. Margo then took on the role of activities director at Taylor Residences and Sunrise of Jacksonville. During their ministry together, they would provide devotional time, and Randy would surprise Margos residents with his signature Elvis impersonation. Margo then became an Assistant Teacher in the 3-year-old class at Deermeadows Preschool.Margo was known for her warm smile, generous spirit, and her ability to bring joy when she entered a room, providing comfort to all around her. Her spiritual gift was "giving" as seen through the lens of the people she ministered to. She cherished her family and "family" which was well known. Her love language and acts of service through hospitality were realized through her enthusiastic, outgoing, creative, kindhearted, and vibrant personality. She was also strong, generous, and full of grace. She was known for her "sunshine gifts". These gifts were always items that were unique to you and or your family's needs. Margos strength carried her through the last 15 months of her life after the automobile accident that tragically took her beloved "Boo Boo," Randy.There will be a Celebration of Life for them on Saturday, October 5, 2024, at 10:30 am, at The Church of Eleven 22 at the San Pablo campus located at 14286 Beach Blvd. in Jacksonville, FL. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Faith Family Fellowship, 2503 Tebassa Road, Jacksonville, Florida 32216, where he pastored. Though our hearts are heavy with grief, we take comfort that they are in their forever home with Jesus, their Lord and Savior. They are experiencing eternal joy and peace, which brings us some solace as we grieve. May we carry on their memory and honor their legacy by living out the love and faith they both beautifully exemplified.Rest in peace. You both will forever be missed and always cherished. Funeral Home Moloney-Hewell Funeral Home and Cremation Services 4140 University Blvd S Jacksonville FL - 32216 US (904) 737-4855 (904) 739-8159