Mariah Marie Wilson Jerido was born in Florence, SC on May 28, 1964 to Sylvia Wilson Jerido and the late Alex T. Jerido. She transitioned from her earthly home on Wednesday; February 11, 2026 at Levine & Dickson Hospice House at Southminster, Charlotte, NC.
Funeral on Saturday; February 21, 2026 at Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Gastonia at 1:00 with visitation beginning at 12 noon
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To my Cousins, Mariah children and grandchildren. My heart felt sympathy and condolences π to you all. Mariah and I talked often over the last four years. Things she didn't remember after her accident, I told her about...living in Washington dc; being in my wedding, her good fried chicken she would cook for us. She would call and ask me to tell her more. We laughed and laughed and cried. I miss her π’ . Much love to you all.
May the family feel the love and strength of God during this time of bereavement and find comfort in wonderful memories. Sending love to the family from our family in Georgia. Love, Dermaine, Temeka, Sasha & Devin
Grace and Peace to our family! May God's continued blessings be upon each you celebrate Marie life. God Is Our Refuge And Strength, A Very Present Help In Trouble. Psalm 46:1 Praying For Everyone! Pastor Jimmy Lee Geradeau
Sending Love & Light to my Wilson family on today. God Bless your hearts and mind. Mariah will be missed! I love you all. Candice & Carter π€
Prayers and Condolences. God Bless.
Prayers lifted for the family.
My dear sister Mariah, Oh, how much I love you! It sorrows my heart to see you go, but as the Apostle Paul said: "I am confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord." (2 Corinthians 5:8). You lived life with enthusiasm and happiness, and those who knew you felt your aura. Most importantly, you were a believer in Christ. You prayed, you worshiped, and you danced before the presence of the LORD. Oh, how I wished I could keep you here to spend more time on the phone for hours and hours reminiscing about our childhood, healing our heartfelt wounds, and laughing with an intense long pause. Growing up in the same household was fun and special. Being with you in your final hours of life and comforting you has impacted my life forever. I got the chance to show you how much I've always loved you, and the reason why we never had an argument or spoken an ill word to each other. I will always be here for your children and grandchildren, to pray and encourage them through this journey of life. I will also comfort our mother (Sylvia), because she misses you so much, and my children miss you too. I'm going to take this time to remember you in my own sacred way with the LORD, and give you the dignity and respect you deserve. I love you.
Ecclesiastes 4:2 "Wherefore I praised the dead which are already dead more than the living which are yet alive."
Ecclesiasticus 38:16 "My son, let tears fall down over the dead, and begin to lament, as if thou hadst suffered great harm thyself; and then cover his body according to the custom, and neglect not his burial."
To: Marie's Family
Please accept my heartfelt and humble condolences for your great loss. Marie and I went to the same primary schools and I remember her big smile and that contagious beautiful personality. After following her journey, I can truly say she was a warrior.
Take your rest dear classmate and I hope to see you in Paradise. ππ½ππ½ππ½
I am so sorry for your loss. I have know Marie since childhood. S I P
Sorry for your loss. She was my best friend we talked about doing a lot together and I really miss talking to her this hurt me really bad. She will never be forgotten luv you always in my heart.
To the family and friends of Mariah Jerido my condolences and prayers are with you guys throughout this difficult time and may God comfort you all and keep you guys in his loving arms. Mariah and I graduated from high school together Mayewood high school she was always a kind and loving person with a beautiful smile. The first time we spoke about Cancer she was Jackie I'm not doing no chemo or radiation I said you sure she said yes and I respect that from her by that time I was already doing both myself...your Mother was strong and brave and I admire her for that I love reading her stories which has inspired me so much ..Take your rest my friend you fought hard ππΏππΏππΏ
Love Jackie
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