Earl Wilson, affectionately known as “Earle the Pearl,” and “Cornbread Earl,” was born on December 1, 1949, in Akron, Ohio to Elmer and Ann Wilson. Earl attended and graduated from Cleveland City Schools. Earl was a private contractor, working with Illuminating Co., he dedicated many years of his life to the company. Earl believed inContinue Reading
Earl Wilson, affectionately known as “Earle the Pearl,” and “Cornbread Earl,” was born on December 1, 1949, in Akron, Ohio to Elmer and Ann Wilson. Earl attended and graduated from Cleveland City Schools.
Earl was a private contractor, working with Illuminating Co., he dedicated many years of his life to the company.
Earl believed in God and declared Jesus as his Lord and Savior. He was a member of Freedom Christian Assembly Church.
Earl enjoyed drawing, listening to music, and hanging out with friends in his free time.
He was preceded in death by his sister, Arnella Stewart.
Earl leaves to cherish his memory and carry his legacy, his wives, Nora, Donna, Tiffany, and Lekeya; children, Reggie, Lil’ Nora, Earl Jr., Princess, Koron, Marcia, Ali, Arnold, Veletta, Eric, Alexis, Bree, Daywaun, Dionna, Shawn, and Alionna; brother, Ron Stewart; nieces, Francis, Kalinda, and Tyrhonda; nephews, Lil’ Ron, and Frankie; family, Uncle Rob, Aunt Jackie, Sister Angie Bruh Martin, Pat, Mia, and Vernette; as well as a host of many more family and friends.
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