Freddie Wilson was born in Cottondale, Florida, in Jackson County to the late Annie Mae Blaine and father James Roulhac.

He was an outgoing, hardworking, dedicated, and consistent man who approached life with determination and commitment. His presence, work ethic, and steady spirit will remain part of the memories cherished by those who knew and loved him.

As family and friends gather to honor his life, they remember a man whose story was uniquely his own. The moments shared with Freddie, the lessons he passed on, and the memories he leaves behind will continue to hold a special place in the hearts of those he touched.

He was preceded in death by his mother Annie Mae Blaine, father James Roulhac, siblings Terry Wilson, Edward Wilson, Emma Jean Dickey, stepson JB Borders JR. and grandchildren Kendra Borders and JB Borders III.

He leaves to cherish his memory his children, daughters Yashica Wilson-Hearns (Morris) Tallahassee, FL, and L Nicole McNealy (Michael Fortune) Newnan, GA, sons Deontre’ Baker Tampa, FL, Devin Baker Saugus, MA, Peire Wilson Cottondale, FL, Terry Wilson Robertsdale, AL, Jeffery Borders (Annette) Marianna, FL, Dexter Borders (Sharon) Tampa, FL; his siblings, Darren Brown Newark, NJ and Erik Bruce St. Petersburg, FL; 21 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, and dear friends.

Among those left to cherish his memory is his former wife and dear friend, Pellie Mae Wilson, with whom he maintained a close and meaningful bond.