***MY UNCLE WILSON. MY MOTHERS BROTHER***

Bill H. Tolman

Napa California- Wilson "Bill" H. Tolman 68 died April 22, 1987 of cancer in Napa, Calif.

Wilson Hatch Tolman was born on Nov 11, 1918 in Lovell, Wyoming to Judson Lamoni and Pauline Hatch Tolman.

Married Eula Mae Hansen, later divorced, married Gwen Prestwich, later divorced, Married Drucilla Lumsden, later divorced, Married Maryanne Cross, Dec. 31, 1983 and their marraige was later solemnized, January 27, 1987 in the Oakland Temple. He was a member of the L.D.S. Church.

He was an Airplane Pilot all of his life, and was a flying instructor.(Logs from 1937-1983)

Survived by son and daughters: W. Ted Tolman and Mrs Garold (Glenda) Hurt. Sandy, Utah. Mrs Janice LeRoy, Dallas, Texas; step-children, Mrs Conrad (Carol) Hake, Hayward, California; Charles Souza, Oakland, California; Paul Souza, San Francisco, California; 15 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Elmer, South Gate, Calif: Ralph, Sandy, Utah; Beatrice Coyner, Parker, Ariz; Sylvia Pierson, Yucca Valley, Calif; Lucile Smith, Draper, Utah; Alice Broomhead, Alpine, Utah; Ruth Hardcastle, Sandy, Utah; Proceded in death by son Harold Jim Tolman, and brother Orin Tolman.

Funeral services will be held on Sat. afternoon in Napa, California. Anyone wanting further information call Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 So.

Published in Salt Lake Tribune 4/24/1987

Brothers and Sisters:

Marinda Tolman (1902-1935)
Beatrice Mary Tolman (1903-2004)
Sylvia Tolman ( 1905-1993)
Lucinda Tolman (1908-1911)
Lucile Tolman (1910-1997)
Orin Hatch Tolman (1912-1986)
Alice Tolman (1914-2004)
Elmer Judson Tolman (1916-1997)
Ruth Tolman (1921-2004)
Ralph Hatch Tolman (1924-1997)

THANKS TO UNCLE WILSON'S DAUGHTER GLENDA FOR GIVING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO MANINTAIN HER DAD'S MEMORIAL.

This is my Uncle Wilson my Mother's brother. I always remember Uncle Wilson being a pilot. I remember the time that he flew in and took my family up in his private plane.
It is an experience I will never forget. THANKS FOR THE MEMORY UNCLE WILSON. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE.