Earline (Toda) Wilson was born to the late Gladys Lee (nee Wilson) Harris and the late Earnest Harris on February 6, 1948, in Cleveland, Ohio. She was the fourth sibling of six children. As a beloved sister, aunt, cousin, and friend; she was known as Toda.

Toda inspired many individuals with her gifts of love, cooking, and cleaning. She especially loved to spend time with family members, detail clean any and everything; barbecue, watch television, and had a hobby as a photo collector.

Toda was very kind-hearted, outspoken, and she had a sense of humor that will soften any hard blow. She was always sincere and direct in any conversation.

Though, Toda had not borne any children; she loved children. She raised her boys Charles Stallings and Javon Harris. She cared for a host of her nieces, nephews, and cousins as they were her own. She had the experience of caring for twelve nieces, 8 nephews, and a host of great, great-great nieces and nephews. She definitely “spoiled” many of us by giving us support, loving care, and real-world advice.

She leaves to mourn in her passing and cherish her memory to (preceded in death) by her late husband Woodrow Wilson, (preceded in death) Ernestine (Willie) Collins, Verline (Samuel) Jackson, (preceded in death) Maxine Harris, Geraldine Harris (the late Joseph Foster), and William (Louise) Harris.