Justin Joseph Wilson

Justin Wilson, 46, of Combine, TX passed away on April 16, 2026. He was born on May 5, 1979 at Methodist Hospital in Dallas, TX to Gary and Sarah Wilson. He is preceded in death by his Pawpaw and Nenaw, Roy and Juanita Wilson, Grandpa, Reggie Rosier, Mother-in-law, Donna Newton, Grandpa and Grandma-in-law, Leonard and Jane Crow. He is survived by his wife, Deonna Wilson, daughter and son-in-law, Jamie Wilson and Dakota Nelson, Son, James Wilson, grandson Kash Nelson, father and mother, Gary and Sarah Wilson, Nenaw, Laveda Rosier, sister and brother-in-law, Connie and Jon Kirby, brother Jared Wilson, nieces and nephews, Jaci Wilson, Colton Wilson, Brennen Wilson, Emmitt Kirby and Ethan Kirby, many other family member and friends that will miss him.

Justin was a loving and devoted Husband, Dad, Pepaw, brother and son. Justin was an amazing man, full of knowledge and wisdom. He loved working in his garden every morning and every evening and he spent his days with cows, something he truly enjoyed. One of his greatest joys was taking his grandson out to see them, sharing those simple but meaningful moments.

He could watch his westerns 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and never get tired of them. Justin was truly the last of a dying breed. You don’t meet many people like him anymore, and that’s what made him so special.

He was outrageously funny, always saying the most out-of-pocket things that no one else would even think of. He had a way of making people laugh without even trying. Justin lived his life to the fullest every single day. There wasn’t a question he couldn’t answer, and if he didn’t know it, he’d come up with something anyway.

He didn’t care what others thought, except those who he loved. He was quiet unless you were blessed enough to know him. He was so proud of his kids. He loved his family and did so with all he had.

He could have had anything he wanted but he had exactly what he wanted. He knew and did more than most men do in multiple lifetimes.

He will always be loved and deeply missed by family and friends.