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OBITUARY
Robert Lee Wilder was the fifth of six children born to the late Sam and Fannie Mae Wiley, on May 12 ,19 21 , in Warrington, Georgia. Robert Lee migrated to Detroit, Michigan in 1941 until God called him home. Robert was a pioneer in self education, he believed strongly in education and the opportunities thereof. His most greatest loves of all were his children, painting and the sport of fishing. Robert quietly departed this life on February 2 1 ,2 0 0 1 . Robert was a self-employed, independent contractor in the maintenance profession. Robert was preceded in death by two sisters; Maxine and Rose of Augusta Georgia, two brothers; Jessie and Willie Joe Wilder of Atlanta, Georgia and his baby son, Ray Scott of Detroit, Michigan. He leaves to cherish his memory, the mother of his children and best friend Naomi Sanders, two daughters; Robbin Lynn Jenkins and Rachell Scott, one son; Rickey Scott and his wife, Cheryl, three step-daughters; Darlene, Rona and Dorothy, of Detroit, Michigan, one sister; Mrs. Hollie Williams of Atlanta, Georgia, 11 grandchildren and a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and associates to celebrate his homegoing.
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Organ Prelude Prayer......................................... Morris E. Foster Song........................... ........ ........ ....Cheryl Young Scripture..................................... Morris E. Foster Song................................................ Cheryl Young Obituary........................................... Read Silently Remarks........(Please limit remarks to 2 minutesJ Eulogy.........................Reverend Eugene Williams Recessional
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To My Dad... For someone to care and share, for someone to give love
unconditionally in equal parts. You taught us that patience is a virtue; by showing us you were never too busy and always had time for us. Thank God for giving me many wonderful years with one of my best friends...my Dad. "May the Wheels of Justice (God's will) continue to turn"
Love You Always...Robbin Lynn
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T h a t D ay...B y B ianca Je n kin s T h a t day. / r e ft a m y s te rio u s ta n g ib le presence th a t w hispered <sfo r me to g e t ready fo r a lo s s .

To one o f (god's precious g ifts , m y fa th e r R o b e rt i t h a s been a tru e pleasure having you in m y life . You were a g re a t in s p ira tio n .

, ta rty on T h a t d a y' / sa w th e s k y th e co lor o f m y s k in and m y m ind s tre tc h e d deep and wide, a s / breathe

You ca le d u s s p o rt (pronounced s p o te ) b u t you were th e tru e sp o te .

The m u sic o f m y g ra n d fa th e rs ris in g s p ir it hum s a s s o ft a s th e clouds on th e w ay to heaven and m y m em ories are irid e s c e n t a s / rin d calm ness

/ w ill m is s you now, m y h e a rt is sore, a s tim e goes by. H i m is s you more. Your lovin g sm ile , yo ur g e n tle face, no one can f il l
yo u r va ca n t place.

tie s e xpressing in fin ity b y ris in g in to th e s k y higher and higher to look down on us.

/ love you Daddy, u n til we

T h is a ir / breathe is now life le s s , y e tjo y fu l, s t ill engaged in s e re n ity , because / w ill never \ fo rg e t \th a t d a y' when / had to s a y goodbye...forever.

You are n o t fo rg o tte n loved one. n o r w ill you ever be a s long a s life and m em ories la s t, we w ill rem em ber thee. Love R ic k e y & C h e ryl

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PALLBEARERS F riends o f th e F am ily
FLOWER BEARERS F riends o f th e F am ily

Jftnal &rrangement ntrutet> to: $eace Ctjapel Cast Jfuneral gome
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interment:

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