Lillian Lorene Wilson Parker

December 18, 1929 - April 21, 2023

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Private Graveside Services

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Ladonia Baptist Church

Tuesday 4/25, 2:00 pm

Lillian Lorene Sims Wilson Parker, 93, of Albany, GA formerly of Phenix City, AL died peacefully at Pruitt Health Hospice late Friday evening on April 21, 2023
Private Graveside Services will be held at 2:00 PM (EDT) on Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at Ladonia Baptist Church Cemetery, Phenix City, AL with Dr. Sonny Helton officiating. The guest register and room will be open from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon (EDT) Tuesday morning for anyone wanting to pay their respect. The family respectfully plans to have a private time of visitation due to family health concerns.
Mrs. Parker was born December 18, 1929, in Phenix City, AL daughter of the late James Sims and Willie Mae Hill Sims. She had retired from CB & T as a bookkeeper after many years. Mrs. Parker enjoyed playing cards, board games and Bingo, however her favorite past time was traveling. She always had her bag packed and ready just in case the opportunity to go presented itself. The destination was not important, just the journey. She has now made her final journey and is safely in Heaven. We will miss her, but never forget her.
Mrs. Parker was preceded in death by her parents, James, and Willie Mae Sims; siblings and two husbands, Joseph “Lawrence” Wilson, and Rufus Clyde Parker; two children, Elizabeth “Beth” Wilson, and Joseph “Joe” Eugene Wilson.
Survivors include her son, James “Jim” Wilson (Phyllis), Albany, GA; four grandchildren, Jason Wilson (Brianna), Jennifer Wilson Wingate (Matthew), Lindsey Wilson (Crystal) and Jericho Wilson (Rebecca); thirteen precious great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, and friends.
To sign the online guest register visit www.vancebrooksfuneralhome.net.

Vance Brooks

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I remember Mrs. Lorene with fond memories. She was faithful to Lakewood Baptist - especially the Amen Choir and our WMU group. Softspoken and so sweet - a beautiful lady!

I worked with Lorene in 1985 at Steele and Associates. She was like a second mother to me and always had a kind word for everyone. So soft spoken and thoughtful in her words. And she loved her family, she spoke of them so often! I think of her often with fond memories of our time together.

I loved Miss Lorraine so much. She is a vibrant,shining star. She warmed up every room she entered. Many will miss her me included. Shine on ,looking at the face of God,Miss Lorraine!

Ms Lorene was a dear sweet friend, I enjoyed traveling with her and going to the Springer and River Center but the best time I know she enjoyed was playing he slot machines. I have missed since she moved to Albany. I will be praying for her family and friends

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