Tommie Lee Wilson, known as “Stein”, was born in Jackson, Mississippi, on September 8, 1961, to Frances Lee  Wilson.

Tommie lived in Jackson, Mississippi until the age of twelve years. He then relocated to Indianapolis, Indiana with his mother and  sister. 

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Tommie Lee Wilson, known as “Stein”, was born in Jackson, Mississippi, on September 8, 1961, to Frances Lee  Wilson.

Tommie lived in Jackson, Mississippi until the age of twelve years. He then relocated to Indianapolis, Indiana with his mother and  sister. 

Tommie completed his primary and secondary education in the Indianapolis Public School System. He attended Harshman Middle School and graduated from Arsenal Technical High School with The Class of 1979.

Tommie was employed at the Plasma Center for five years.  He later became an entrepreneur until his passing.

Stein shared a wonderful life with his significant other, Felicia Pittman, for many years. Together they enjoyed watching movies and going on late night dates.

Tommie was affectionately known as “Stein” to his friends, with whom he spent a lot of his time.  He loved gambling, spending time with family, looking nice, eating good food and telling jokes.

Tommie Lee Wilson departed his life on Sunday, May 8, 2022, at the age of 60 years. He was preceded in death by his mother, Frances Wilson,  and son, Tommy Jackson.

He leaves to cherish his memory his seven daughters, LaTonya Wilson, Ashley Brownlee, Shanaka Booker, Latrice Gamill, Tamika Gamill, Tomesha Wilson, and Zion Wilson; five sons, Urriah Mccloud, Anthony Wilson, Thomas Wilson, Antowne Gamill, and Staj Moredock; host of grandchildren;  great-grandchild; sister, Mary Wilson; two   brothers, Benjamin Wilson and James Curtis Harris, and two generations of nieces and nephews and friends.

Fly Bird

There once was a bird who could not fly, born with wings, but could not fly, the bird was a bird, but could not fly. One day the bird looked to the sky, so he questioned the lord why, why can’t I fly, so Lord told the bird who was born with wings to fly. Do not questioned me why spread your wings and fly. So, the bird spread his wings and the bird flow high. Fly bird fly

By, Latrice Gamill

Humbly Submitted      The Family