Death date: Nov 24, 2023
Obituary of Allene Virginia Wilson Please share a memory of Allene to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book Allene Virginia Dorsey Wilson as born to Christine Archie Dorsey Mosley and Gerald Dorsey o Read Obituary
Christie and other family members, I am truly sorry for your loss. I just learned of Mrs. Wilson's death several days ago. I remember her as she played the organ and piano at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. We lived on 6th Street and the Wilson family lived on 7th Street. Prayers to everyone. I know she touched the lives of many students as she taught the children of La Porte,
God's Blessings to you all.
Mrs Wilson was such a special lady and teacher. She was always so kind and loving ❤️. She definitely made an impact at Bayshore Elementary to those students she taught. I always thought of her with love. She will be missed by so many.
Donna Shipp Galonska
Sincere condolences to the family. I am so very sorry for your loss. May God provide the necessary peace and comfort to your family and friends during this difficult time. Please remember these words of encouragement from the Bible: “ Jesus plainly told her: “I am the resurrection and the life. He that exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life.” —John 11:20-25.
My most favorite teacher Ms. Wilson. She was my first-grade teacher at Bayshore Elementary back in 1971.
I cannot say enough about this lady. Always dressed to perfection. From her hair, big hoop earrings, her pale pink dress suit, and her pointy high heel shoes.
Which at the end of the day, she would change into her slippers.
When we would get ready to go anywhere in line, she always carried a yard stick, just in case you decided to misbehave. I don't recall many of us did. Back then, pops were something you could get in school for misbehaving.
She had such poise and grace about her.
This is the lady that taught me so much, but most of all, to spell so well. I passed every test that year except the last test of the year which was 100 words. I forgot to put two l's on the word bell. The only word I ever missed that year. Still don't know how I did that.
Few years back when I was working for La Porte ISD in the HR Department, I found out one of our substitutes for the district happened to be the daughter of Ms. Wilson. Ms. Glasco came in HR one day shortly after and I let her know that her momma was my most favorite teacher and we talked about her. A few hours later, I was surprised by her daughter bringing Ms. Wilson up to the office for me to see her. Ms. Wilson did not remember me, but I remembered everything about her. She still looked the same to me. It was such a special day and one I will never forget.
Rest in peace Ms. Wilson. You were one loved teacher.
To her family, I am so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you all. And thank you for sharing her with so many. Especially me.
Ms. Wilson was my most favorite first-grade teacher at Bayshore Elementary back in 1971.
I cannot say enough about this lady. Always dressed to perfection. From her perfect hair, big hoop earrings, always wearing a dress, I remember a pale pink suit, to her pointy toe heels. Which at the end of the day, she sometimes wore her slippers.
When we would get ready to get in line, she carried a yard stick just in case someone in the line decided to misbehave. I do not recall her using it very much. Back then, pops were something you could get in school.
She had such poise and grace about her.
This is the lady that taught me how to spell so well. I passed every spelling test that year except for one. The last spelling test for the year was 100 words. I missed an extra l on the word bell. Still do not know how I did that.
I worked for LPISD and one day I found out that her daughter worked for LPISD also as a substitute at the time. She came into HR one day and I told her how her mom was my most favorite teacher. We talked about her. Next thing I knew a few hours later, her daughter brought her up to the HR office for me to see her. Ms. Wilson did not remember me, but I remembered everything about her. It was such a special day and one I will never forget.
Rest in peace Ms. Wilson. You were one loved teacher.
To her family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers with each of you.
Thank you for sharing her with so many and especially me.
I want to say my Auntie was the best. She would keep me up with what was happening on the Stories and she never failed to offer me food and Soda. Auntie take your rest and I will see you in the morning. Your niece Crezette Davis Condolences too my Family.
I first met this beautiful soul at Central Heights Church of Christ where I grew to love and respect her talents. Our friendship flourished through the decades. She is and will always be remembered for her kindness and the love she shown me and my family. Erica Riley said "thanks Sis Wilson for all the peppermints that I would get out of your purse." RIP Sis Wilson. We love you
