Timothy George Wilson, 33, of Edmore, passed away on August 6, 2025, surrounded by those who loved him most.

Born July 27, 1992, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Tim was the beloved son of Timothy Wilson and Shari Hartman. He was a devoted partner, father, son, brother, and friend. But above all, Tim lived for his family. His heart belonged to his soulmate, Breann Metcalf, and their three beautiful children; Jayce (9), Kate (6), and Jo (1). They were his world, and every part of his life revolved around loving, protecting, and laughing with them.

Tim was a family man through and through. His greatest joy in life was the family he built. Whether he was taking his kids fishing, hunting with family, dancing in the living room, or doing karaoke just to make everyone smile, he was happiest when surrounded by his people. He didn't need much beyond love, laughter, and a reason to sing.

Tim worked at Baker Hughes, where he wasn't just clocking in, he was surrounded by friends he truly cared about. The bond he had with his coworkers meant the world to him, and they became a second family.

Tim is survived by the love of his life, Breann Metcalf, and their three children, who were his entire world: Jayce Wilson (9), Kate Wilson (6), Jo Wilson (1) and his dog Remy.

He is also survived by his father, Timothy Wilson, and his wife, Heather Wilson; his mother, Shari Hartman, and her husband, Andy Hartman; his siblings: Millie Kyser (Wayne) and their children Brogan and Haylynn; Sarah King (Patrick) and their son Tristan; Rachel Courtright (Gary) and their sons Bentley and Carter, and Lynn Brown (Zeek) and their daughters Evelyn and Prasiah; as well as Heather's son, Cade. He is also remembered with love by many aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends who will never forget the way Tim made them feel.

Tim was preceded in death by his grandparents Sandra and Edward Aemisegger, Russell McCardle, and Richard Wilson; uncle: Charlie WIlson; and by his beloved niece, Spencer King. We find peace in knowing that Spencer now has her Uncle T-Man beside her.. someone to keep her close and watch over her, just like he would have done here.

Tim's absence leaves an unfillable space in the lives of those who loved him. He was the kind of man who made everyone feel seen, safe, and loved without asking for anything in return. The echo of his laughter, the warmth of his hugs, and the strength of his love will live on in his children and in all of us who were lucky enough to be loved by him.

He was one of the good ones. The kind you only get once.

A celebration of life luncheon will be held on August 23rd in the Camille's Prime garden at 506 W. Broadway St. in Mt. Pleasant 11am-2:30.

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