Bruce Wayne Wilson

Class of 1993

1993 Maroon SpotlightBruce Wilson
Bruce Wilson

Band (4), VICA (2), Jazz Band, Vo-Tech.

1993 Graduation Edition
Perry Daily Journal

Gary L. and Linda R. Wilson, 1706 Primrose Lane, are parents of Bruce Wayne Wilson, who was born June 30, 1975, in Perry. He attended Christ Lutheran school kindergarten through fifth grades, before enrolling in Perry Public schools. He was been a member of the band for eight years and the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America for two years. His favorite subject is drafting and his hobbies include stereo installation and music. His future plans are to continue his education at Indian-Meridian Vocational Technical school, majoring in drafting, then seek a job. He is a member of the First Christian church.

Bruce Wayne Wilson

June 30, 1975 – December 21, 2016

Bruce Wayne Wilson, 41, resident of Perry, Oklahoma passed away on December 21, 2016, at Integris Health Edmond in Edmond, Oklahoma.

Bruce was born in Perry, Oklahoma on June 30, 1975, the son of Gary and Linda (Stroo) Wilson.

In March of 2016, Bruce was diagnosed with cancer. After an extremely hard fight, he was declared cancer free in November 2016. Bruce was delighted he beat cancer and was also very proud of his tattoos and his two dogs Harley and Baby.

Bruce is survived by his parents, brother Brian Wilson, nephews Aiden and Alex Wilson and girlfriend Toni Brooks, Aunt Sandy and Uncle Harvey Hentges, Uncle Don Kirkpatrick, Aunt Nell and Uncle Joe Brunson, Uncle Darrell and Aunt Kandace Stroo, ex wife Britney (Whitaker) Wilson, multiple cousins, and special friends, Amy Clotiaux and her son, Blessed, and Rayna Sullins.

He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents E.L. and Amelia Wilson, maternal grandfather Johnny Stroo, maternal grandmother Cleo Bryant and her husband, Leon, Aunt Mary Carter, Aunt Katherine Barclay, and his dog Chloe.

A celebration of life service will be held on Wednesday, December 28, 2016, at Christ Lutheran Fellowship Hall, 2:00pm, with Kevin Bond officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorials be made to cover Bruce’s funeral expenses, Care of First Bank and Trust of Perry.