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Troy L. Wilson

October 7, 2025/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Glenda Brown
Born: 1969
Died: 2025
My Tribute:

My darling Troy, it’s hard to believe it’s been over 25 years. A lifetime. You were a protector, my safe harbor in a sometimes scary world. Your strength wasn’t just physical; it was the way you stood by me. always. You loved me deeply, and that’s the truth I hold onto. That love is all that matters. It’s the part of you that lives on in me, in every memory, in the quiet moments when I feel you near. I miss you immensely, my heart is shattered, and I will love you always. I will always be your no matter what!

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